Hong Kong

This is part 2 of our 9-day travel!
Hong Kong Travel Tips!
Tips and Truths:
- Bring a water bottle with you, always. It is expensive there, especially inside amusement parks, but with water bottles you can refill, they have refilling stations inside. I recommend buying big bottles at nearby grocery stores, they are much cheaper, then just refill ur's when you're at the hotel.
- Bring a mini fan and an umbrella and wear sunscreen, if you plan to go during July, it's really hot, especially the day we went to Disneyland to the point that we always wanted to be on an air-conditioned ride.
- There are no bidets; wipes or tissues will be your buddy (don't worry their cubicles always have tissues).
- Maps will be your friend here.
- Buy the octopus card, it's worth it! Their transportation fee is not cheap (train) so make sure to check your balance as you tap in and out.
- Truth be told, some of them are rude from children to the elderly, sometimes someone will bump into you while you are on the side (yes you are on the side and they will still pass by, you will be bumped), and some will try to skip lines, children are running around that can cause you to stumble without any regard for others. With all of these, please still be respectful don't imitate their bad manners, joke about it that's fine but don't let your ego run you.
- Avenue of the Stars smells like pee outside when leaving the K11 Musea, some areas are also smelly and there are leaking air conditioners, especially near the Ramada Hong Kong Grand Hotel and Mong Kok.
- Oceanpark, if you are the type to ride extreme rides you can't find it here, you won't be able to say "My soul left my body" = you may find it disappointing and lacking (this is from me who rides: Enchanted Kingdom's space shuttle, vikings, air race 360, extreme tower, etc.; Universal Studios' Battlestar Galactica Human)
- Airport: when in the immigration you don’t need to put your gadgets outside! Make sure to check your gates first... sometimes you need to ride a train to get to your gate.
Expenses: (Only what is given here, the rest depends on the person/group)
- Hotel (strictly 2 adults only per room): Ramada Hong Kong Grand - standard double or twin room PHP 3,837/night (if there are many of you, you can request for the rooms to be close to each other when booking)
- Plane fee from Hong Kong to Manila: PHP 6,833/person, booking is June 10, the flight is July 11 (Add-ons: 20kg check-in baggage, meal, Baggage delay & 1H On-time Guarantee Protection by Tune protect).
- Ocean Park: ₱6450 each (Booked the day before, no meals included)
- Disneyland: ₱2981 each (advance booking + early entry and meals not included)
- Ngong Ping: ₱2050 each (no advance booking) Standard round trip adult
- Octopus card: HKD$200 = $50 (card), $150 (load) = ₱1,501 each
Itinerary:
- Day 1: ferry from Macau to HK, went around the area, and rested at the hotel
- Day 2: Hong Kong Space Museum, Legoland, Hong Kong Cultural Center, K11 Musea, Avenue of the stars, Canton railway clock tower, Tsim Sha Tsui promenade, Graham Street
- Day 3: Ocean park
- Day 4: Disneyland
- Day 5: Ngong Ping Tour, Mongkok (We came out here late around 2pm because we were tired from Disneyland yesterday due to the heat; the last ride back at Ngong Ping is at 6pm)
- Day 6: Bakehouse TST (the egg tarts are sold out immediately 15mins after it opens -8AM), Stayed in the hotel to prepare to leave until 10:50 (check out is 11) then went to the airport, stayed there until our night flight (recommend to do online check-in para no hassle).
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