Going to Hong Kong thread [Merged]

[BlueBimmer]

nakapag CR kami sa isang classy resto near mongkok computer center, sarap jumebs dun

[eyshmechanic]

cargoboy di ko alam kung late na ko. you can try imperial hotel malapit 'to sa lahat at di sila mahigpit sa room accomodation.
ask calling card sa hotel para in case na magtaxi kayo ito ipakita sa driver na di marunong mag-english.

[mazdamazda]

nakapag CR kami sa isang classy resto near mongkok computer center, sarap jumebs dun

Hehehehe...

Naalala ko... sa Tien Yi, The Peak... after kumain nag CR muna kami.

Glass yung door ng CR... try ko sya itulak & then hatakin... ayaw. Yun pala may maliit na button sa gilid para mag open.

:rofl01:

[AnuVaYan]

Hmmm. so hanggang ngayon pala mala treasure hunt pa rin mag hanap ng cr doon.

May nakapag try na ba dito ng mga guest houses sa Mirador? Ok kaya dun?

[boybi]

Glass yung door ng CR... try ko sya itulak & then hatakin... ayaw. Yun pala may maliit na button sa gilid para mag open.

Glass as in see through yung door?

[mazdamazda]

Glass as in see through yung door?

Frosted naman... hehehe. Buti ako lang mag-isa sa men's CR.

[onedayoldchick]

hirap maghanap ng cr. di nila alam cr. pati internet. hirap maghanap. sabi ko internet cafe. tinuturo ako sa starbucks.hahaha

[boybi]

Hmmm, I don't know kung hindi lang kami pala-CR, but whenever we needed to go to a CR, lagi naman kaming nakakakita.

Lahat ng mga major shopping centers may CR, even in the Golden Computer Center in Sham Shui Po, may CR. Sa Causeway Bay, meron sa Sogo and Time Square, dami din hotels. Sa TST, meron sa Ocean Terminal, and marami din hotels. Sa Mong Kok, meron CR dun sa Lang Ham mall yata yun. Sa mga theme parks lalong siguradong may CR.

[redmoclip]

when i was in melbourne doing my studies, i went for a vaccination, hepatitis b. the clinic doctor updated his patient database and told me the most number of hepatitis case they have comes from hongkong/chinese students. maybe because there are more HK students enrolled during the time. same thing goes for malaysian/singaporean/taiwanese students. so if you go pigging out make sure you already had your hep b vaccine booster jab.

[HoyMicky]

Hi. What's the best way to reach the Disneyland Hollywood Hotel from the Hkg international airport? Is there a free hotel shuttle bus at the airport na? Or can we take the airport MTR line which connects (I think) to the Disneyland Resort station ? Kung by taxi, magkano kaya aabutin? TIA.

[Isuzoom]

Hi. What's the best way to reach the Disneyland Hollywood Hotel from the Hkg international airport? Is there a free hotel shuttle bus at the airport na? Or can we take the airport MTR line which connects (I think) to the Disneyland Resort station ? Kung by taxi, magkano kaya aabutin? TIA.

Depende how many passengers...If 4 passengers get a blue taxi (lantau island) it is cheaper than MTR.

[nostalgia]

try to visit Wanchai area for more great shopping . then Lantau dont forget maganda dun. also victoria's peak very romantic.

[HoyMicky]

Depende how many passengers...If 4 passengers get a blue taxi (lantau island) it is cheaper than MTR.

Thanks. We are actually 7. So mukhang mas mura ang 2 taxi kaysa mag airport express, transfer trains 2x then ride the Disney train.

[liv]

Hi! we're off to HK this weekend... we're planning to go to The Peak, at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum... ok po ba dito? we're also planning to go to Macau on our own... how do we go there? ferry po ba or by train? TIA

[Fozzie Bear]

Ei guys/ gals,

Tourist attractions? Preferably destinations that my 8yr old daughter & 6yr old son would enjoy.

Thanks!

A 'must do' and at a reasonable price. Take the Star Ferry from Kowloon side onto Hong Kong Island (stops at Central). 5 minute walk from there to the bus station.
Get on the number 6 bus (double decker - the kids will love it) and go to Stanley. The bus first goes along HK island picking up passengers, but then starts to climb up into the hills. firstly (for you) the views are breath-taking, but as the bus climbs higher and higher on a narrow twisting road, the best way I can describe the journey is a 40 minute roller-coaster ride. The extremely experianced drivers manoever these huge buses along the road with towering cliffs on one side and sheer 1000ft drops on the other, steering around seemingly impossible bends while you wonder how he's managing to keep the bus on the road. Then another bus comes the other way and you think.....NO WAY....WE'RE NOT GOING TO FIT.....but don't worry, you always do!
When you get to Stanley there's the fabulous market, the harbourside with bars and restaurants and a few minutes walk and your on the beautiful beach.

The cost, HK$8 per adult, HK$4 for children over 5yrs. Worth every single peso..trust me. I did it (again) only this last weekend for the 6th or 7th time.

HK Disneyworld......I prefer to go to Ocean Park (on Hong Kong island). Cheaper, less crowded, just as much to see but without the vastly overpriced food and beverage bill.

Travel Tip......go on-line and check out the local trade fairs in and around HK and SE China - The reason.....well HK hotel rates will increase 2 or 3 fold during commercial trade shows. Pick travel times in between these for the best deals.

[mazdamazda]

Hi. What's the best way to reach the Disneyland Hollywood Hotel from the Hkg international airport? Is there a free hotel shuttle bus at the airport na? Or can we take the airport MTR line which connects (I think) to the Disneyland Resort station ? Kung by taxi, magkano kaya aabutin? TIA.

We took the airport express and disembarked on the next station. We then took the regular MTR going to Sunny Bay, where you can transfer to the Disney Resort line.

After disembarking, there are Disney shuttle buses that'll ferry you to the Hollywood Hotel.

I think the taxi option is cheaper, but using the Airport Express & Disney Resort train is nice experience.



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[mazdamazda]

Hi! we're off to HK this weekend... we're planning to go to The Peak, at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum... ok po ba dito? we're also planning to go to Macau on our own... how do we go there? ferry po ba or by train? TIA

You can purchase an all-in-one ticket (Tram + Wax Museum) at the tram station. There's an additional payment if you want to go to the roofdeck of The Peak, kinda pricey but the view is great.

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[ghosthunter]

you should take advantage of the many websites that help travelers in visiting Hong Kong.

example: http://www.hkta.org/seasia/index.jsp

and http://www.lonelyplanet.com/worldguide/china/hong-kong/

[liv]

thanks for all your replies.

[Isuzoom]

get the mtr octopus card.