DanielleLam / misty lamb

I loved shanghai, I only got bk a couple of days ago and I miss it!!!!

I went here last Thursday for my birthday and it was so much fun!
It is small, and I even managed to go on all the rides within a few hours because it wasn’t too busy, but you don’t lose any of the Disneyland magic.
I wish that the CD they had playing could be the soundtrack to my life, it just makes you feel happy.
The parade was fabulous, and you feel for the dancers in these amazingly extravagant costumes with 95% humidity.
Everything is in English so shows and such don’t have a language barrier.
The Lion King show was brilliant. I went with my 4 year old cousin who loved it all. It really is a family place that middle-aged people and even the elderly can find their inner child. No one is too old to queue up to have their picture taken with the Disney characters.
This could be said for all the Disneylands and the Hong Kong one is not that different to the one in Paris; they have the same zones and many of the rides are similar, so go if you’re local, but I wouldn’t travel very far to go there and stay in the hotel.
Being so new, some of the rides haven’t finished being built yet, but there’s still a lot else going on.
I’d say go, because you really can’t beat Disneyland, but also, all Disney stores in Hong Kong have been shut down so if you want any Disney merchandise, you’ll have to go to Disneyland!
I had a great day and there were no bad points of the day even with a young child with us.
Find the inner child and nurcher the outer child!

Me and a few of my friends came here for her birthday. Dublin was a grand place. There were hardly any Irish people unfortunately, being such a tourist place. But when you did hear the accent it was great!
I’d have to warn you though, Dublin is a very expensive place. A bottle of Corona can set you back 7euros, and a martini and lemonade 9euros.
Temple Bar is great for novelty but the nicer bars are by the river.
It’s definately a place to visit!