This is nice info. Noted in my itinerary.

What's your actual budget then?

For the ferry from Macau > HK, is it possible to buy the ferry tix at a specific time but board the earlier time?

For example, I bought 5pm but board the 4pm ship:)

I walked from Central MRT to LKF also quite tiring.

If more people, just get a cab and split. Much cheaper.

It's not only pubs/clubs. It's much much better than KL nightlife.

I skipped that because it's very very expensive from the internet. Plus the transportation to reach there is a hassle for me.

But well, it's once in a lifetime

4pm activity you might want to have some dessert or go window shopping.

I went up around 7+ and reached Sky Terrace to catch the Symphony of Lights before it started.

Btw, if you want some shopping spree, go to Citygate @ Tung Chung as the clothing at there is very very cheap. I bought 6-7 pieces of Polo RL for around less than HKD2,000 before discount.

This post has been edited by XiuKeong: Sep 20 2011, 04:17 PM

From what I searched throughout my trip.

Citygate is basically a somewhat factory outlet shopping complex. Nike selling the football jersey(sale) for like Rm120 at there.

According to the last reviewer on May 2011, he was pretty satisfied w/ the services provided by the hotel.

Or you can refer Here

Get the tix before the date you go to those places. We skipped the whole queue for NP360 because we bought it early from travel agency. Same goes to other attraction places.

I'm trying to book for next year Raya

During summer sales which is before September iianm

There's two type of queue. One to purchase ticket and one for the cabin.

It depends much on the luck. The forecast shows 13-18 Sept will be raining and thunderstorm but it never happen. The weather is hot as at KL

[quote=azkoleq,Sep 21 2011, 10:21 PM]Hi Guys, How about April? I book next April. But I also realize that it Good Friday which is Hong Kong Public Holiday, right. Will Disneyland be packed??

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I went there during non-holiday friday and yet I queued for 45minutes for the photo session. So holiday no need see liao unless you reach there before it opens

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[quote=moody5,Sep 20 2011, 12:32 PM]
WALK FROM THE PEAK TO LAN KWAI FONG?

I would salute anyone one who walk from The Peak Tram Station (downhill) to Central and if you walk from The Peak to Lan Kwai Fong, PLEASE SHARE THE EXPERIENCE after you got back.
go and google the distance....i took mrt to central, die die also need to walk to tram station, when the way back die die also need to walk back to central take mrt back....

the peak to the central mrt just like few minute away....

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Bus would be better option. Not all prefer to walk that distance.

Cab need 5 minutes from Peak to Central station. So walking would be around appx 1* minutes.

This post has been edited by XiuKeong: Sep 21 2011, 11:39 PM

Same like my case. A taxi driver offered HKD100 for a short ride to Central from Tram Station which actually only cost HKD20.

Oops. Forgot to mention it's tram station. It's the uphill that I dislike about

My HK trip was 13-19 Sept.
So the weather should be around ~28-32 celcius.
The cheap perfume and cosmetics can be found in Bonjour shop in HK.
Sales should be autumn sales but only available at Sogo.

Forecast stated cloudy and thunderstorm but none happen when I was there. It was sunny.

My itinerary is very rush de wor. Everyday wake up around 7am and sleep at 1 or 2 am due to the tight schedule. If you don't mind , I can send it to you.

If you want cheap hotel rates, can try to find at Agoda or Latestay. My 6 nights at HK/Macau only cost us appx Rm800/pax. I stayed in Hotel Emperor, Macau and Hotel Empire Causeway Bay, HK.

This post has been edited by XiuKeong: Sep 22 2011, 11:30 AM

For Macau, nothing much except for casino visiting/gamble and also their must try food and also their landmark places.

I rather spend more time on HK cause their food specialty is much more compared to Macau.

Add : Certain casino in Macau have performance. Some are 3D.

This post has been edited by XiuKeong: Sep 22 2011, 12:10 PM

Possible geh as the Symphony of Lights is only around 10 minutes. After that ,rush to the station and get to Central MRT.

Sky Terrace opens until 11pm while the tram station closes at midnight. As for the Madame Tussauds, it's advisable to go in around 9pm. They start to close around 9.45pm.

Basically yes. That's my time to finish the Madame Tussauds including taking picture w/ every wax figures

They purchase stuff like never ending money. If you look at how some of them "throw" money at casino, that's even worse than buying stuff.

Far or not is depending on where you stay
I didn't go to Shatin for roasted pigeon. Went to Lei Garden Restaurant instead
If you go to Shatin, you might wanna drop by Wong Tai Sin temple for a visit.

HK there's nothing much places to visit except those "char chan teng" visited by celebrities.



This post has been edited by XiuKeong: Sep 22 2011, 04:19 PM