Where Is Hong Kong Disneyland Located?

Hong Kong Disneyland is located at Penny’s Bay on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. It is outside the dense city center, but the resort is directly connected to Hong Kong’s MTR system through Disneyland Resort Station.

Disney currently puts the journey at about 30 minutes by train from Hong Kong Station and Kowloon Station. Hong Kong International Airport is also on Lantau Island and is roughly 30 minutes away by MTR using the required transfers.

Hong Kong Disneyland Is on Lantau Island

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort sits on Lantau Island, the large island west of Hong Kong Island and southwest of Kowloon.

More specifically, the resort occupies Penny’s Bay. Disney says Penny’s Bay was selected as the site for Hong Kong Disneyland because of its setting and transportation connections.

The resort is therefore nowhere near the skyscrapers of Central, Tsim Sha Tsui or the busiest urban neighborhoods that many first-time visitors associate with Hong Kong.

Where Is Hong Kong Disneyland Compared With Central Hong Kong?

Hong Kong Disneyland is west of central Hong Kong, on the northeastern side of Lantau Island.

Although the resort looks fairly removed from the city on a map, the MTR connection makes the trip straightforward. Hong Kong Disneyland currently says the resort is approximately 30 minutes by train from Hong Kong MTR Station.

Hong Kong Station is in Central, so you can stay in the city and visit Disneyland without needing to move to a resort hotel.

Hong Kong Disneyland Address

Disney uses the following address for the resort:

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort
Lantau Island
Hong Kong

For maps or navigation, searching for Hong Kong Disneyland or Disneyland Resort Station is generally more useful than trying to enter a conventional street address.

Is Hong Kong Disneyland in Penny’s Bay?

Yes. Penny’s Bay is the specific area of Lantau Island where Hong Kong Disneyland Resort was built.

You may see the resort described simply as being on Lantau Island because that is the more recognizable geographic reference. Both descriptions are correct: Penny’s Bay is the local area, while Lantau is the island.

Which MTR Station Is at Hong Kong Disneyland?

The station serving the resort is Disneyland Resort Station.

To reach it from most of Hong Kong, travel to Sunny Bay Station and transfer to the Disneyland Resort Line. Disney says trains run between Sunny Bay and Disneyland Resort Station every few minutes from early morning until late at night.

The Disneyland Resort Line trip itself takes only a few minutes. The themed trains are recognizable by their Mickey-shaped windows and Disney interiors.

For exact current schedules, use the official MTR timetable rather than relying on a fixed departure time published in a travel article.

How Far Is Hong Kong Disneyland From the City?

The easiest way to judge the distance is by travel time rather than miles or kilometers.

Hong Kong Disneyland currently lists an approximate MTR travel time of 30 minutes from Hong Kong Station and about 30 minutes from Kowloon Station.

That makes Disneyland practical as a day trip from either Hong Kong Island or Kowloon. You do not need to stay on Lantau Island solely because you plan to visit the Park.

Is Hong Kong Disneyland Near the Airport?

Hong Kong Disneyland and Hong Kong International Airport are both on Lantau Island, so the resort is much closer to the airport than most attractions in Central Hong Kong.

Disney currently lists the MTR journey from Hong Kong International Airport Station to the resort at about 30 minutes. The route involves transfers rather than a direct airport-to-Disneyland train.

If you are planning around a flight, our dedicated guide explains how close Hong Kong Disneyland is to the airport and the practical transportation options.

What Is Around Hong Kong Disneyland?

Hong Kong Disneyland is much more self-contained than a theme park located in the middle of a city.

The resort area includes:

  • Hong Kong Disneyland Park
  • Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel
  • Disney Explorers Lodge
  • Disney’s Hollywood Hotel
  • Disneyland Resort Station
  • Disneyland Resort Public Transport Interchange
  • Inspiration Lake Recreation Centre nearby

The three Disney hotels are connected with the rest of the resort by Disney transportation, while the Park entrance and Disneyland Resort Station are linked by the Park Promenade.

If staying near the Park matters to you, see our guide to hotels near Hong Kong Disneyland rather than using location alone to choose a hotel.

Can You Stay in Central or Kowloon and Visit Hong Kong Disneyland?

Yes. The location does not require an overnight stay at Disneyland.

The MTR makes both Central and Kowloon practical bases if Disneyland is just one part of a larger Hong Kong trip. Travel to Sunny Bay, transfer to the Disneyland Resort Line and continue to Disneyland Resort Station.

If you plan multiple Park days or want to stay inside the Disney resort environment, one of the three Disney hotels may be more convenient. Our Hong Kong Disneyland hotel comparison covers that decision separately.

Why Hong Kong Disneyland Is Outside the City Center

Hong Kong Disneyland was developed at Penny’s Bay rather than in Hong Kong’s dense urban core. Disney’s own historical material says the Lantau Island site offered both a strong natural backdrop and useful transportation infrastructure.

The result is a resort environment that feels physically separated from Central Hong Kong while remaining connected by rail, road and other transportation.

Hong Kong Disneyland Location in One Sentence

Hong Kong Disneyland is at Penny’s Bay on Lantau Island, about 30 minutes by MTR from Hong Kong Station, with its own Disneyland Resort Station connected through Sunny Bay.

For broader planning after you know where the Park is, use our Hong Kong Disneyland planning guide or the main Hong Kong Disneyland guide.

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