Hong Kong Disneyland on Thursday kicked off its Year of Tiger celebration to welcome the Chinese Lunar New Year, with Mickey mouse and his pals in their Chinese festive costumes. Hong Kong Disneyland, decorated in red and gold, lucky colors in Chinese tradition, launched on Thursday the one month's celebration for the Chinese New Year of Tiger falling on Feb. 14. Chinese characters, red crackers, peach flower trees and lucky greetings make the park soaked in holiday atmosphere. Managing Director Andrew Kam hoped guests from across the world could bring home their own holiday memories of the Lunar New Year, one of the most important festivals for the Chinese community. Guests who visit the park during holiday will be welcomed by special stage show. In the Jumping Jam, a 360 degree stage has been placed in front of the Sleeping Beauty Castle, filled with Chinese drums in different sizes. Mickey led over 30 drummers acrobats and cast members in their brand new costumes to show off their talents of Chinese cultural tradition. A renowned percussion group from Chinese mainland has been invited to join the team. Mickey will also led the Celebration in the Street, which features a golden dragon along with an elaborate display of giant puppets, and Minnie presenting a beautiful Chinese fan dance. Guests also queued to snap pictures with Disneyland friends in traditional Chinese outfits, such as Mickey, Minnie, Donald and Daisy. Goofy also dressed up as the Chinese God of Fortune in a bright costume. Eight Disney Character figurines, made with over 18 types of flowers, are set in the park to offer a new year wish for happiness, wealth, longevity, romance, success in studies, harmony, achievement and prosperity. Traditional Chinese holiday food and products will also be introduced for the special occasion. 