Jaunted

It has been known for quite a while since Sept of 2005 that the capacity stated by the park operators was far exceeding realistic numbers for the park at time of completion.

You went on record far too late after the fact has been stated. Taunting the situation isn't helping anyone. Stating that Disneyland was never needed in Hong Kong isn't helping the situation at all. In fact, you shouldn't be attacking the creation of a Disney or the 'need' of Hong Kong to have a Disneyland in the first place because from an economic perspective, only major international players in the world economy have been honored to host a Disney such as Paris, Tokyo, and the United States. For Hong Kong to further cement it's image as Asia's Financial Center and a gateway into China, there is no better way to do that than to host a Disneyland theme park. It's a bragging right to host a Disneyland!

Hong Kong's Disneyland must be a lot bigger to accommodate more people and visitors attending the park.

... but I guess I was just trying to suggest that Hong Kong has some fantastic culture of its own which should be enough to attract visitors ... of course I could be wrong ...