Adding a fairytale touch to the streets: New Disney-themed street signs appear on Canton Road and Nathan Road, plus a few hidden designs
Stroll through Tsim Sha Tsui and Central and bump into Little White and Iron Man in their off-duty looks đ
Disney fans, have you noticed street signs around the city quietly getting a new look lately? As one of Hong Kong’s most iconic attractions, Hong Kong Disneyland Resort has brought its magic beyond the park with new “I Love Hong Kong Disneyland” themed street signs on several major roads across the city. Starting today, Disney friends will gradually appear along Hong Kong’s main streets, so you can capture magical photo moments while exploring the city’s charm.
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A different surprise around every corner
These themed street signs are full of thoughtful details, with a star-studded first lineup that includes Mickey and Friends, Duffy and Friends, Olaf from Frozen, Marvel Super Hero Iron Man, and the animal friends from Zootopia. Some Disney friends also appear in hidden looks exclusive to Hong Kong Disneyland, including Mickey and Minnie in cowboy resort-style outfits seen at Disney’s Hollywood Hotel, showing off their stylish side; Donald Duck and Daisy Duck in summer travel looks; Chip and Dale in playful, energetic Grizzly Gulch-themed outfits; and Olaf on Ice House Street, bringing a touch of icy magic to Central’s busy streets!
Save this map! Your guide to the first phase of themed street sign locations
These highly collectible street signs are mainly located in busy areas such as Central and Tsim Sha Tsui. If you want to find them first, refer to the guide below!
Kowloon
Canton Road: Near Star House; at the intersection of Peking Road and Canton Road; Marina House; at the intersection of Haiphong Road and Canton Road; near Gateway Tower 5 at Harbour City; near Empire Centre; near China Hong Kong City
Nathan Road: Near Po On Commercial Building; near Chuang’s London Plaza; near Yau Lai Building; near Pacific Building; between Park Lane Shopper’s Boulevard and Tsim Sha Tsui Police Station; near the entrance to the Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars; near Mira Place One; near the Kowloon Park entrance at Park Lane Shopper’s Boulevard; at the intersection of Kimberley Road and Nathan Road; near The ONE; near Tsim Sha Tsui HSBC Building (Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit B1); at the intersection of Cameron Road and Nathan Road; near Mun Shun Building; near the mosque entrance; near Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit A1; at the intersection of Haiphong Road and Nathan Road; near Golden Crown Court; at the intersection of Carnarvon Road and Nathan Road; at the intersection of Mody Road and Nathan Road; at the intersection of Peking Road and Nathan Road (opposite Chungking Mansions); at the intersection of Middle Road and Nathan Road (opposite The Peninsula Hong Kong); at the intersection of Salisbury Road and Nathan Road (near Kowloon Shangri-La)
Hong Kong Island
Queen’s Road Central: Near Kam On Building; near Kai Fung Building; near Kam Ley Commercial Building; near H QUEEN’S; near Hing Wai Building; near Entertainment Building; near China Building; at the intersection of Queen’s Road Central and Ice House Street
Ice House Street: At the intersection of Queen’s Road Central and Ice House Street.
The resort has teased that more themed street signs and surprises will roll out throughout 2026. Which Disney friend would you most like to run into, and on which street?
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