Please ask the local people or insiders to know more about the recent trip to Hong Kong in February. Thank you very much

1. Recently Hong Kong 16.7-22.3 degrees. It is recommended to wear spring clothes, such as pants, T-shirts, spring and autumn coats, or a+small coat. It's best to wear leggings that are not too thick, because it's still quite cold at night and when the wind is strong at the seaside.

The price is similar to that of nightclubs in Shanghai. You can walk into a small bar and order a beer or cocktail at will. Clubs usually open cards for those with tens of dollars and less than 100 dollars. You don't have to do this. You can see clubs that don't charge tickets and go for a walk. You can order beer or cocktails in the bar. Consumption is not high Ladies' night may be drinking, or it may be a club that collects tickets, and women's tickets are not accepted.

If you want to buy some discounted and cost-effective things, I recommend several places.

One is the East Gate of Tung Chung, which is the terminal of the Tung Chung subway line. Get out. The it discount store on the first floor is large, and you can buy trendy clothes with high cost performance. In the future, there will be D-mop discount stores, which are also crowded with trendy brands, such as the more expensive Y-3 and blue heros, all of which are discounted goods, and the ones you like can be selected very cost-effectively; The brands are complete, including burberry, coach, kate spade, Clover, brook brothers and other common brands in large shopping malls.

Second, Miramar Shopping Mall in Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. There is also D-mop on the first floor, which is very discounted and can be scoured! I'm next to Vivian westwood. When I went, I saw that he had a 60% discount, which was still very strong. Upstairs optical shop, clothing brand, etc. All of them are greatly discounted, which is bigger than other shopping malls. Near Nathan Road's Tsim Sha Tsui Subway Station, it takes about ten minutes to walk.

There is another trendy shop in Xu Haoying,No. Baisha Road 1 1, which is not bad either. You can also buy flat and straight things at a discount

If you like first-line famous brands, famous big shopping malls are ok, such as Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, Landmark Plaza in Central, sogou in sogou in Causeway Bay, Times Square and so on. I recommend Pacific Place in Admiralty, admiralty station and Pacific Place on the MTR Island Line. The first-line brands are complete, the shops are large, there are many things and few people. There's no need to wait in line or anything, the styles are complete, just close early, almost eight o'clock in the evening.

4. Some roads in Hong Kong are closed to traffic at night and become pedestrian streets, such as Lockhart Road in Causeway Bay.

As for the night market, there is a women's street (Cai Tong Street) in Mong Kok and a temple street in Yau Ma Tei. There are stalls at night, with messy little things, clothes, bags, boxes, USB flash drives and ornaments. There is also a Tianhou Temple in the middle of Temple Street, which is open during the day, and there is a road called Market Street on the side, which is where the film and television have seen the fortune-telling booth. There are also many snack stalls and seafood stalls on both sides of Temple Street, which are delicious! But the price is not cheap either. You can take the Tsuen Wan Line in Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei, and get off at Mong Kok and Yau Ma Tei, both along Nathan Road.

In fact, the night in Tsim Sha Tsui is also very lively. Snacks, desserts, bars, coffee shops and tea restaurants are all good. At night, you can go to the edge of the Avenue of Stars and walk with the sea breeze, which feels a bit like it. . . Shanghai Bund.

Sorry, I haven't been to Disney, so I can't answer you. 6. Sorry can't help you.

However, aren't you with the group? Why do you still have to do raiders?

You have basically answered all your questions. Any other questions? I hope you have a good time.