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Taming the Mouse: How a Small Hong Kong Theme Park Came to Dominate Disney J. Stephen Yuille whose survivors owed their livesIN NOVEMBER 1999, Hong Kong signed a US$3. 2 billion deal with The Walt Disney Company to create China's first Disney resort. Six years later, when Hong Kong Disneyland opened to the public in a flurry of excitement, the impact on Ocean Park was an afterthought. But instead of withering and closing, as most observers expected, Ocean Park grew into an internationally acclaimed attraction that beat Disney every year for a decade in attendance,