1. no need visa

2. change here will be better unless u plan to use hsbc cc over there

3. MRT? it connect everywhere...but if whole family...kinda exp

4. should be cold?

5. no idea

6. nope. wifi need to pay unless u surf at the MRT or hotel itself. not like msia everything free

7. ?

8. touch n go card

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Added on December 28, 2010, 8:51 am1. no need visa

2. change here will be better unless u plan to use hsbc cc over there

3. MRT? it connect everywhere...but if whole family...kinda exp

4. should be cold?

5. no idea

6. nope. wifi need to pay unless u surf at the MRT or hotel itself. not like msia everything free

7. ?

8. touch n go card

1) Yes.
2) Yes.

So a little bit of suggestion on your planning
Day 1 Arrival and Check in. Go for late dinner / supper
Day 2 Disneyland (fireworks around 8-8.30) then go to Avenue of Star (Victoria Harbor)
Day 3 Ocean Park then leave Ocean park and go to The Peak around 5p.m or 6p.m
Day 4 any special attraction that you would like to go? If you want to catch the Symphony of Lights at Avenue of star, you got to be there at 6.30p.m to secure a nice viewing spot
Day 5 check out early then go to Macau (the ferry takes around 1 hour time) then you can hop on the bus to Venetian Resorts and deposit your luggage with them (free of charge)so that you all can walk around without bring those luggage!

1. The time i traveled there (during CNY this year) i bought the bundle with the tram ticket, sky terrance and madame tussauds which i find it cheaper compare to when i buy separately. Plus i dun have to worry about getting tickets once i got them all.

2. It is advisable to get all your attraction tickets first to avoid any dissapointments of having sold out tickets of whatsoever. But I find that buying tickets online are more expensive than you get the tickets from some local travel agency in HK when i reach there. My time when i was there, i find out this local HK travel agency near mongkok  first thing when  i reach HK and i bought all attraction tickets from there. All with 15% discount to the actual rates, so i definitely got all my tickets cheaper and no worries after that 

3. I didn shop in Shatin because HK has even more better shopping experience than to go all the way to that outskirt. Unless if you wanna enjoy their shatin roasted pigeon and check out the charlie brown children's playground, maybe you can go ahead if you have the time.

4. If you're looking for lower or middle end stuff, i did shop in citywalk, Tsuen Wan and citygate tung chung where i find they have similar shops like in KL and cheaper when i converted the rates. Shopping mall is central is more expensive. You can try to walk around the small malls at TST and Prince edward which the price is quite average too. If you like to bargain and very pro at it, you can walk along the streets of Mongkok. But personally i find mongkok abit cutting our throat and not willing to bargain for me even when i use cantonese language so i didn do shopping there. Only makan. teeheee

Unable to find Ding Ding when i was there last month..

wat about no.4?
and for 1~3, no need to reserve @ their website? just buy ad-hocly from there?
cheaper than their publish rate @ website? (website price aredi very cheap)

Really worth going to ngong ping 360? limited days there so really want to know worth going there.

wow, really that good discount?

I will be in Hong Kong from 12th Oct to 19th Oct and I'd actually called Ding Ding Travel and asked for the price. Check out the price below from Ding Ding:
Ocean Park = 230.00
Disneyland = 316.00
Ngong Ping 360 Normal Cabin (2-way) = 86.00
Madame Tussauds/ Tram/ Sky Terrace = 157.00