Lorcana Collection Quests Bring a Promo Triptych to Paris and Hong Kong
Two Disney resort events will distribute three premium-foil promos whose connected backgrounds form one scene, with English cards in Hong Kong and French cards in Paris.
Disney Lorcana is taking Collection Quests to Hong Kong Disneyland Resort and Disneyland Paris in late summer, pairing collection-focused activities with three promotional cards designed as a connected triptych. The events use different language editions and overlapping, but not identical, dates.
Two resorts, two event windows
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is scheduled to run its event from August 28 through September 8, with promotional cards printed in English. Disneyland Paris follows from September 4 through September 20 with French-language versions. Ravensburger says availability is limited and directs visitors to the resorts’ local channels for the exact in-park locations and further participation details.
Three cards complete one picture
The Collection Quest reward is Mickey Mouse – Amber Champion. A Scavenger Hunt offers Buzz Lightyear – Providing Cover, while a Gift with Purchase supplies Elsa – The Fifth Spirit. All three use premium foil treatment. Their backgrounds blend at the edges so the cards can be placed together as a single panoramic scene.
Collection comes before competition
Ravensburger’s broader Collection Quest program is cooperative rather than a one-on-one match. Participants work from a quest card or list, opening packs or trading to find assigned cards and earn a prize after completing the collection. The publisher says gameplay knowledge is not required, positioning the activity as an accessible collecting exercise rather than a tournament.
Park-specific mechanics remain to be detailed
The Paris and Hong Kong announcement identifies the dates, languages, three promotions and distribution activity attached to each card. It does not specify the exact quest list, purchase threshold or number of packs involved at either resort. Those operational details are expected through the local park channels, making advance confirmation important for anyone planning a visit around one particular promo.
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Why it matters
The announcement gives collectors enough information to distinguish the two releases without treating them as interchangeable. Language, date and activity all affect which version is available, while the connected artwork makes completing the three-card group the central attraction rather than any claim about competitive play.
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TCGMarketWatch used the official Disney Lorcana Trading Card Game announcement as the primary source, checked the specific facts listed on this page and wrote an original account rather than reproducing the publisher's article.
