Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park Hong Kong are the city’s two most iconic theme parks. Hong Kong Disneyland was the first Disney park in China and delivers a classic Disney fairy-tale experience. Ocean Park is more than a marine park—it combines an aquarium, zoo, and amusement park, blending animal encounters with thrill rides.

This guide helps you make the most of both parks.

Hong Kong Disneyland

Don’t want Shanghai Disney-level crowds? Hong Kong Disneyland is usually more manageable, even at the popular rides. It’s also one of the smallest Disney parks, which means you can often cover the major attractions in one day.

Must-try amusement rides

The park is divided into 8 themed areas: Main Street U.S.A., Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, Adventureland, Toy Story Land, Grizzly Gulch, Mystic Point, and World of Frozen. Be sure to check out the globally rare or park-exclusive zones like Grizzly Gulch and Mystic Point, plus the highly popular Frozen area.

Frozen-themed Land

The world's first and largest Frozen-themed land officially opened in 2023 at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. Centered around the story of the Summer Snow Day Celebration, this enchanting winter wonderland is a must-visit—whether you're a fan of the films or not. The land vividly recreates iconic scenes and details from Frozen, accompanied by Andrew Cottee’s musical compositions, immersing guests in the magical kingdom of Arendelle, home to Elsa and Anna.

Frozen Ever After
Inside Elsa’s Ice Palace, cutting-edge technology transports visitors on a dreamy, spellbinding journey.

Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs
This movie-inspired roller coaster uses "synchronized audio-animatronics" to bring the characters’ dialogues to life. As guests zoom through the ride, they’ll soar above Arendelle’s forests and fjords, embarking on a thrilling, fantastical adventure.

Main Street, U.S.A.: Main Street Station, "We Love Mickey!"

Main Street, U.S.A. serves as the entrance to the theme park. After scanning tickets and passing through the gateway, visitors officially step into Disneyland. The bustling commercial streets lining both sides of the avenue form the primary shopping district of the park. In the square, a welcoming ceremony featuring Mickey, Minnie, and their musical band greets guests from around the world every day.

The Town Square's Guest Services handles multiple functions, including stroller rentals, lost and found, and VIP services. Any pre-visit inquiries can be addressed here.

Main Street Station (Important Transportation Hub)

The Circular Railway is the only ride in this area, taking visitors all the way to Fantasyland at the northernmost part of the park. For those looking to avoid crowds in the early morning and prioritize exploring the deeper areas of the park first, the small train is undoubtedly the best mode of transportation.

"We Love Mickey!" Main Street Projection Spectacular (Light Show)

At that time, dazzling light projections will illuminate the houses on both sides of the street, transforming the entire American small-town avenue into Mickey’s Starlight Boulevard. Mickey himself will also make a grand appearance in festive attire to interact with the audience.

Grizzly Gulch: Grizzly Mountain Mine Cars

Grizzly Gulch, a unique land in Hong Kong Disneyland, is designed with elements inspired by the American Wild West, transporting visitors back to the era of frontier expansion. The area features Western-style saloons, shops, and other photo-worthy attractions. It is also home to the most thrilling roller coaster in the park—Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars, offering a heart-pounding experience with steep drops, backward plunges, and high-speed launches. Thrill-seekers visiting Disney should not miss this exhilarating ride.

Participants must be taller than 1.12 meters.

Mystic Manor: Escape from the Manor

Mystic Point is a unique themed area exclusive to Hong Kong Disneyland, set against the backdrop of a mysterious museum deep in the tropical rainforest, creating an enchanting Western-style mansion for visitors. Within this magical structure lies the park's most intricate indoor 4D ride experience—"Mystic Manor."

All amusement facilities are located indoors and divided into 4 routes. Utilizing cutting-edge 4D trackless vehicle technology, the electromagnetic cars randomly follow one of the designated paths. Combined with high-definition visuals, lighting, and streamlined indoor scenes, the museum's collections "come to life," guiding visitors on a novel and thrilling adventure.

Toy Story Land: Toy Soldier Parachute Drop, Slinky Dog Spin

The themed area is designed around Pixar's highest-grossing animated film Toy Story, where visitors feel as if they've shrunk to toy size, stepping into the giant toy world of Woody and Buzz Lightyear.

Toy Soldiers Parachute Jump (Observation Tower + Mini Drop Tower)

Similar to a small drop tower, but with a much slower descent speed compared to a standard one. Suitable for visitors seeking a beginner-level experience of weightlessness.

Skyward Remote Control Car (U-Shaped Roller Coaster)

A new type of roller coaster that runs back and forth on a U-shaped track. It's like an upgraded version of a "pirate ship," offering riders the thrilling experience of vertical plunges and sudden drops.

Participants must be over 1.2 meters tall.

Fantasy World: Group Photo, Carousel

The romantic Cinderella Carousel, the home of Disney cartoon characters—Fantasyland is the most heartwarming and enchanting area in the park, embodying the distinctive charm of Disney fairy tales. This zone features the highest number of attractions in the entire park, all of which are child-friendly with no thrilling rides. It is particularly perfect for family trips or visitors who wish to immerse themselves in the classic fairy-tale world.

Cinderella Carousel (Fairytale Style, Romantic Elements)

Beyond the Disney Castle lies this fairytale carousel, where exquisitely carved wooden horses dance to gentle melodies. Especially when neon lights flicker at night, the spinning carousel becomes the very embodiment of romance.

Royal Protocol Court (Princess Photo Session)

How can you visit Disney without indulging your inner princess? If you'd like to interact with the princesses from the movies, be sure to arrive early and make a reservation at the official website. Then, simply head to the Royal Reception Hall at your scheduled time to meet the princesses!

Disney Magical Storybook (Recommended for Families, Classic Story Stage Show)

Follow Mickey as he journeys through 7 beloved Disney classic stories—meet a whole host of iconic animated characters in just one spectacular stage show!

Adventureland: Jungle River Cruise, Festival of the Lion King

One of Disney's classic themed lands. Centered around a lake and Tarzan's Treehouse, the dense vegetation, ancient tribal elements, and totems immerse visitors in a primal rainforest atmosphere. Guests can board specially crafted "bamboo rafts" to reach Tarzan's Treehouse at the heart of the lake, reliving the story of Tarzan, or hop aboard an expedition boat to venture deep into the jungle.

Forest River Journey (Story Cruise)

The central river carries the most important attraction in Adventureland—the Jungle River Cruise. Guests board an expedition boat and follow their "captain" to explore the mysterious jungle. Along the way, they encounter surprising scenes such as Tarzan's Treehouse, jungle animals, and even flames on the water.

The Lion King Celebration (Musical)

"Hakuna Matata" is surely a childhood memory for many. The story of "The Lion King," paired with its beautiful music, makes revisiting Simba's journey through the musical a wonderful experience.

Tomorrowland: Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle, Iron Man Experience

Tomorrowland embodies Disneyland's boundless imagination of the future and serves as the home for Disney's superheroes. Here, visitors can encounter numerous Marvel heroes, including Iron Man and Spider-Man, and even join these superheroes in missions to save the world.

Ant-Man and The Wasp: Strike Mission (Virtual Shooting Game)

This is the world's first "Ant-Man and The Wasp"-themed ride, where guests board a "battle vehicle" and use electromagnetic pulse guns to shoot at the core chips and circuits of the Swarm. Scores are tallied at the end of the game.

Iron Man Flight Adventure (4D Theater, Iron Man)

The world's first Iron Man amusement ride, similar to a 4D theater. Visitors sit in a "flight vehicle," wearing special-effects glasses, and embark on a thrilling adventure alongside Iron Man.

For large-scale indoor performances (such as The Lion King, Mickey's Storybook Adventure, etc.), arrive at least 40 minutes early to queue up!

For character meet-and-greets (e.g., Disney friends), it's best to line up 15 minutes in advance, while for the Duffy and Friends lineup, arrive 30 minutes early!!

Fast Pass (Fastpass)

What is a FastPass?

Fastpass Exclusive Lane and Regular Queue Lane
The Fastpass is a priority access system implemented by Disney parks to address long wait times for visitors. Guests can obtain a free Fastpass for popular attractions and return during the designated time slot shown on the pass, allowing them to enjoy the ride without waiting in the regular queue.

How to obtain a FastPass?

Hong Kong Disneyland offers three attractions where FastPass tickets can be obtained (Star Wars: Hyperspace Mountain, The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, and Iron Man Experience). At the entrance of each of these attractions, there are FastPass distribution machines. Visitors simply need to insert their park tickets into the machine to receive a FastPass for the corresponding attraction.

How to Use the Fast Pass

The Fast Pass will indicate the corresponding usage time. For example, if a visitor obtains a Fast Pass at 1:30 PM with the time slot marked as 5:30 PM–6:30 PM (as shown in the image), they can use the period from 1:30 PM to 5:30 PM to enjoy other attractions without queuing for this one. Upon returning to the attraction during the designated time on the card, they can present it to the staff and experience the ride directly without waiting in line.

Fast Pass Card Instructions

Each ticket can only obtain one Fastpass at a time. The first Fastpass will indicate the next available time to retrieve another. Guests may obtain their next Fastpass after the specified time.
Fastpasses must be used within the designated time window printed on the card (e.g., 12:00-13:00). The pass becomes invalid if used outside the allotted time.

Route Planning

Family Parent-Child Route

Main Street, U.S.A. – Fantasyland – Toy Story Land – Mystic Point – Grizzly Gulch – Adventureland – Tomorrowland – Main Street, U.S.A.

Stimulating Project Check-in Route

Main Street, U.S.A. – Toy Story Land – Mystic Point – Grizzly Gulch – Tomorrowland – Fantasyland – Adventureland – Main Street, U.S.A.

Internet celebrity photo route

Main Street, U.S.A. – Tomorrowland – Fantasyland – Toy Story Land – Mystic Point – Grizzly Gulch – Adventureland – Main Street, U.S.A.

Delicacy

Satisfying your hunger in the park is incredibly easy, as each themed area features large restaurants, and snack carts can be found everywhere along the pathways. Visitors can effortlessly enjoy a wide variety of cuisines, including Chinese, Asian, and American fast food, with an average cost of around HKD 100-200 per person.

The food carts along the street mainly sell turkey legs, popcorn, ice cream, and various beverages, making them ideal for visitors looking to quickly refuel. The average spending per person is under HKD 100.

The park also offers two discounted meal vouchers when purchasing tickets:
Combo 3-in-1: Includes one lunch (with a soft drink), one dinner (with a soft drink), and one snack (ice cream or popcorn) inside the park, priced at HKD 210.
Combo 2-in-1: Includes one lunch or dinner (with a soft drink) and one snack (ice cream or popcorn) inside the park, priced at HKD 135.

You can purchase the dining package and ticket separately or opt for the combo ticket (ticket + dining package), which saves approximately HKD 14 compared to buying them individually.

How to Choose a Resort Hotel

Comparison of Three Major Hotel Features

Disney Explorers Lodge

The Disney Explorers Lodge, newly opened at Hong Kong Disneyland in 2017, is themed around exotic adventures, exuding Disney's signature international charm from the inside out. It is currently the most popular hotel at Hong Kong Disneyland.

Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel

Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel is like a magnificent Victorian-style palace by the sea, exuding vintage elegance and romantic fantasy.

Disney's Hollywood Hotel

Disney's Hollywood Hotel blends a variety of nostalgic film elements, allowing every guest to instantly transform into a Hollywood superstar.

★ Specific hotel services may be subject to change. For detailed information, please inquire at the front desk.

Benefits of Staying at the Three Major Hotels

Breakfast with Disney Friends

Handicraft production

Master Gao Fei's Tai Chi Class

The specific activity schedule is subject to the information sheet provided by the front desk upon hotel check-in.

Guests staying at any one of the three resort hotels can enjoy the recreational activities and facilities across all three properties.

Park Benefits

Priority Entry Pass

Guests staying at the hotel can use the Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel Guest Entrance to enter the park without queuing. They can also receive a Priority Admission Pass, granting them priority access to designated popular attractions in the park, saving time on waiting in lines.

Travel Benefits

Each hotel offers complimentary shuttle bus service, operating between the three hotels and Hong Kong Disneyland. Shuttles run every 10 to 20 minutes, depending on the time of day. Guests staying at the hotels can enjoy multiple park entries within a single day.

Park Shopping

Hotel guests can have performers deliver souvenirs purchased in the park to the hotel's luggage storage area.

How to get there

From Hong Kong urban area to Disneyland

MTR

To reach Disneyland with ease, take the Tung Chung Line from the city center. Visitors can alight at Sunny Bay Station and transfer to the Disneyland Resort Line for direct access to the park.

The Tung Chung Line connects key areas of Hong Kong, including Central, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Kowloon, with multiple interchange stations allowing convenient travel for visitors heading to Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Tsuen Wan.

Operating Hours:
Toward Hong Kong Station (City Center): 6:02 AM–12:43 AM
Toward Tung Chung Station (Disneyland): 6:22 AM–12:43 AM

Frequency: Every 10 minutes

Buses

Long Win Bus, Citybus, and New Lantao Bus operate dedicated routes to and from Hong Kong Disneyland Resort daily.

Route: R42
Fare: HK$22.3
From Tai Wai Station to Hong Kong Disneyland
Sundays and Public Holidays: 9:15 AM
Service from Hong Kong Disneyland to Tai Wai Station operates on designated dates

Route: R33
Fare: HK$22.3
From Tuen Mun Station to Hong Kong Disneyland, operates daily at designated times
Service from Hong Kong Disneyland to Tuen Mun Station operates daily at designated times

Bus services are subject to change at any time. For specific information, please visit the Kowloon Motor Bus official website: https://search.kmb.hk/KMBWebSite/

Hong Kong International Airport to Disneyland

The park is located along the route between the airport and the city center, closer to the airport. Visitors can choose to take the MTR, tourist buses, or taxis at the airport to reach Disneyland.

From the airport, take the Airport Express to Tsing Yi Station, transfer to the Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay Station, and then take the Disneyland Resort Line at the same station to reach Disneyland.

From the airport, take the S1 bus to the MTR Tung Chung Station, transfer to the Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay Station, and then take the Disneyland Resort Line at the same station to reach Disneyland.

When taking the bus, please prepare cash or an Octopus card to pay the fare before boarding, as change is not provided on board.

Taxi is the most convenient way to get to Disneyland from the airport, with a reference fare of around HKD 120. Since both locations are in the Lantau Island area, opting for a blue taxi offers the best value.

For groups of three or more passengers, taking a taxi directly is the most cost-effective option. A fee of HKD 5 per piece applies for luggage stored in the trunk.

Guangdong Cross-Border Bus

The cross-border bus service is currently suspended. Please check the official Disney website for updates on the reopening date.

Disney offers direct shuttle bus services within Guangdong Province, currently covering cities including Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Jiangmen, Zhaoqing, Foshan, Zhuhai, Dongguan, and Zhongshan. These services are operated by companies such as Trans-Island Travel, CTS Bus, Huatong Bus, and Eternal East Bus. For specific details, please refer to the official websites of the respective companies or contact them via phone:

Eternal East Cross-Border Express Customer Service Hotline
Mainland China: +86 400-8861-668
Hong Kong: +852 3760-0888

Trans-Island Cross-Border Express Customer Service Hotline
Mainland China: +86 4006-123-148
Hong Kong: +852 3193-9332

CTS Bus Customer Service Hotline
Mainland China: +86 400-663-0118
Hong Kong: +852 3604-0118

Huatong Bus Customer Service Hotline
Mainland China: (+86) 400-883-3128
Hong Kong: (+852) 2384-1108

Download the official Paradise APP

The official Hong Kong Disneyland app not only allows you to purchase tickets and check park operating hours, but also provides one of the most useful features for visitors: real-time updates on queue times for various attractions. This makes it easy to choose less crowded options. Additionally, you can check show schedules, display locations, and more. The app is very convenient to download and use.

Tickets & Priority Access

Prices may vary on different dates. For specific information, please check the Hong Kong Disneyland official website (https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/book/general-tickets?page=widget).

"Priority Access"

You may choose to purchase the "Priority Access" attraction pass, which allows you to select 3 out of 5 designated attractions for one-time priority access, reducing wait times.

Price: HKD 174

Attractions:
◆ Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars
◆ “Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!”
◆ Mystic Manor
◆ Iron Man Experience
◆ Mickey’s PhilharMagic

Purchase Locations: Main Entrance Ticket Booths, Guest Services (City Hall on Main Street, U.S.A.), Pooh Corner (Fantasyland), Stark Expo (Tomorrowland), Mystic Point Boutique (Mystic Point), Andy’s Toy Box (Toy Story Land) (Guests of Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel and Disney Explorers Lodge may purchase at the hotel lobby).

"Priority Access+"

Enjoy one-time priority access to 8 designated attractions.

Price: HKD 265

Attractions:
◆ Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars
◆ “Ant-Man and The Wasp: Nano Battle!”
◆ Mystic Manor
◆ Iron Man Experience
◆ Mickey’s PhilharMagic
◆ The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
◆ Parachute Drop
◆ Slinky Dog Spin

"Priority Access privileges cannot be used upon park entry."

Hong Kong Ocean Park

If you think Ocean Park only showcases marine life, you’re seriously underestimating this "World’s Best Theme Park." Roller coasters, drop towers, and whitewater rafting rides—thrilling attractions are all here. Summon the courage to keep your eyes open at the top, and you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking ocean views.

Operating Hours: Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri 10:00 AM–6:00 PM, Sat/Sun 10:00 AM–7:00 PM, closed on Tuesdays.

Must-Experience Activities

Ocean Park is divided into the Summit and the Waterfront. The Summit is home to Thrill Mountain (Marine World, Polar Adventure, Rainforest, and Adventure Land), featuring thrilling rides and marine animal exhibits. The Waterfront is known as the Waterfront (Whiskers Harbour, Asian Animals, and Aqua City), offering pavilions, shows, and children's rides. If you crave excitement, focus your time on the Summit, where the major thrill rides are concentrated.

Fantasy Waterfront | Ocean Wonders, Hong Kong Old Street

Here, beneath a viewing dome spanning up to 5.5 meters in diameter, you can explore the underwater world from a fresh perspective. Walk through the coral tunnel to reach a massive viewing screen, 13 meters wide, where you can admire over 5,000 rare fish from more than 400 species at once. Who wouldn’t want to become a child of the sea and experience the wonder of fish swimming right before their eyes?

Hong Kong Old Street

Unlike the typical food streets found in amusement parks, Hong Kong's Old Street seems to transport visitors back in time to the city's golden era from the 1950s to the 1970s. Here, you'll find classic vintage trams, nostalgic shops brimming with old-world charm, retro-themed souvenirs, and traditional Hong Kong-style snacks that are gradually fading away... The entire street exudes a rich vintage atmosphere, drawing countless visitors to snap photos and check in, immersing themselves in the unique culture of old Hong Kong.

Asian Animal Paradise | Panda Villa, Giant Panda Adventure

Panda Villa
Despite its name suggesting pandas, this is actually a place where you can see Asian small-clawed otters. These adorable little creatures, whose daily chatter sounds like cute "whimpers," once went viral online thanks to a popular prayer-themed meme. At the ocean park, you’ll have the perfect chance to see their charming antics in person!

The Asian small-clawed otter is the smallest otter species in Asia, but don’t let its adorable appearance fool you—it has lightning-fast hunting speed!

The Giant Panda Journey is the ultimate place to see pandas. Here, you can not only greet the panda stars Ying Ying and Le Le but also encounter red pandas, which hail from the same temperate bamboo forests of China.

Here, you can become a Giant & Red Panda Keeper, learning how to care for pandas in their daily lives and personally participating in the daily tasks of a keeper.

Registration Method: Sign up on the official website by 4:00 PM one day before the event.

The event will be conducted primarily in Cantonese, supplemented by English and Mandarin.
Participants are required to wear sports shoes for the activity.
Participants must be at least 8 years old.

Mighty Nature | The Journey of the Meerkat and the Giant Tortoise, "Explorer R" Experience Pavilion

The Journey of Meerkats and Giant Tortoises
As a brand-new exhibit, the setting takes you to Africa. Many may already be familiar with meerkats—they are the "Timon" from The Lion King's "Timon & Pumbaa's Adventure." Although the meerkats at the Ocean Park won't be embarking on adventures with "Pumbaa," they will sit in a row with their entire family. Beyond observation, visitors can also participate in activities like selecting food for the meerkats and racing against African animals.

Inside the venue, you can pay to participate in the Meerkat Date activity, where you can become a caretaker and serve a lavish meal to the meerkats.

Registration Method: Sign up via the official website or at the ticket office at the Ocean Park entrance (registration closes at 5:00 PM the day before the event). If spots remain available on the event day, visitors can register on-site at the Harbor Gift Gallery or Arctic Shopping Village up to 45 minutes before the activity begins.

The event will be conducted primarily in Cantonese, supplemented by English and Mandarin.
Participants are required to wear sports shoes for the activity.
Participants must be at least 3 years old.

"Explorer R" Experience Pavilion is a brand-new interactive journey of technological exploration, where you can create unique AI-powered super animals, soar into the sky, dive into the ocean, traverse glaciers, and venture into rainforests. Visitors can scan themselves to generate a 3D virtual avatar to join the adventure, observing how different animals adapt to various environments in an entertaining and educational way—making it an ideal destination for families with children.

The fee for the "Explorer R" experience hall is not included in the ticket price. To participate, an additional entrance fee of HKD 120 per person is required. Children aged 3–11 must be accompanied by a parent or an authorized guardian for admission.

Polar World｜Arctic Expedition, Antarctic Wonders

Arctic Adventure
Here, you can encounter two Pacific walruses, each measuring about 3.6 meters in length and weighing over a ton, as well as adorable spotted seals. Not only can you observe them resting on a recreated Arctic ice shore, but you can also step into a transparent underwater tunnel to admire their graceful swimming from a whole new perspective.

Inside the venue, you can participate in the paid Walrus Encounter activity, where you can get up close to walruses and hand-feed them a nutritious meal.

The event will be conducted primarily in Cantonese, supplemented by English and Mandarin. The exhibition hall temperature is approximately 17 to 20 degrees Celsius, so participants may bring their own jackets. Participants must be at least 8 years old and have a minimum height of 1.3 meters.

Antarctic Wonders feature over 90 penguins, including the majestic king penguin—the world's second-largest penguin species; one of the globe's smallest penguin species, the southern rockhopper penguin with its striking orange-yellow crest; and the gentoo penguin, distinguished by the unique white markings above its eyes.

Here, for just HKD 120 per participant, you can join the brand-new "Feed the Penguin Stars" activity.

Registration Method: Daily slots will be available on the same day during the operating hours of the Arctic Shopping Village gift shop. First come, first served, until all spots are filled.

The "Polar World" exhibit maintains a lower temperature to accommodate the animals' natural habits, so don’t forget to bring a jacket when visiting~

Tropical Rainforest World | Tropical Rapids

A tropical jungle version of a thrilling water ride, perfect for an exhilarating aquatic adventure on a scorching summer day. Venture deep into the rainforest, navigate through whirlpools and rapids one after another, and dodge water gun sprays from onlookers on the shore. Adrenaline seekers definitely shouldn’t miss this.

When riding the "Tropical Rapids," your clothing may get splashed. You can prepare a raincoat in advance or purchase one at the scenic area.

Ocean World｜Dolphin Discovery, Jellyfish Kaleidoscope

Dolphin Discovery offers more opportunities to get up close with dolphins and sea lions, learn about their daily lives, and gain insights into conservation. The experience includes three main areas: the Marine Mammal Academy, animal viewing zones, and a dining and relaxation area.

Here, you can pay to participate in the "Dolphin Encounter" activity, where you can get up close with lively and adorable dolphins in the water, and even feed them. There is another activity "Meet the Dolphin" if you prefer a cheaper one.

Registration Method: Sign up on the official website by 4:00 PM one day before the event.

The event will be conducted primarily in Cantonese, supplemented by English and Mandarin. Participants are required to wear waterproof clothing and buoyancy aids provided by the park. Participants may bring their own spare clothes and towels. Participants must be at least 8 years old and have a minimum height of 1.3 meters.

Registration Method: Sign up on the official website by 4:00 PM one day before the event.

The event will be conducted primarily in Cantonese, supplemented by English and Mandarin. Participants are required to wear waterproof clothing and buoyancy aids provided by the park.
Participants may bring their own spare clothes and towels. Participants must be must be aged 3 or above and with a minimum height of 1 metre.

Jellyfish Kaleidoscope can be considered one of the signature attractions of the marine park, featuring over 1,000 jellyfish of various sizes, shapes, and colors from around the world. The mesmerizing lighting casts a dreamlike glow on the jellyfish drifting before your eyes, while also allowing visitors to observe their graceful swimming movements with greater clarity.

Dynamic World｜Earth-Shaking, Thrilling Roller Coaster

Sky and Earth Overturning is a 360-degree rotating Giant Frisbee, a must-try attraction for thrill-seekers chasing the ultimate adrenaline rush. The intense centrifugal force, combined with wild spins high in the air and sudden mid-air reversals, sends challengers into endless screams, significantly amplifying the joyful atmosphere of the entire amusement park.

Dynamic Coaster is a thrilling ride featuring a foot-suspended design, offering an entirely different adrenaline rush. As the coaster slowly ascends, breathtaking views of the South China Sea unfold before your eyes—take a moment to relax and savor this rare high-altitude perspective. Then comes the moment thrill-seekers eagerly await: spread your arms wide and brace yourself for the heart-pounding plunge, followed by a series of sharp turns and spins.

Park transportation

Hong Kong Ocean Park is divided into the Summit (peak area) and the Waterfront (harbour area), with the Ocean Park Cable Car and the Ocean Express being the best ways to travel between the two.

Ocean Park Hong Kong's Cable Car offers a leisurely ride between the Waterfront and the Summit, providing a perfect opportunity for families to enjoy the scenery together. Whether it's taking selfies, admiring the views, or planning the next part of your adventure, the cable car allows tired children to take a short break before heading to their next destination.

The Ocean Express is a high-speed train connecting the two parks, offering a seamless one-stop journey in just four minutes. The onboard multimedia presentation immerses passengers in an underwater adventure, as if swimming alongside schools of fish on the way to the other park.

If you don't want to wait in long lines after entering the park, consider taking the Ocean Express train up the mountain first, then take the cable car back down later.

Route planning

The Ocean Park offers both thrilling rides and a variety of adorable animals, with different combinations providing unique ways to enjoy your visit. The park officially recommends three themed routes, which you can adjust by adding or removing stops based on your preferences~

Family Fun·An Entertaining and Educational Journey: Marine Marvels - Crocodile Marsh - Giant Panda Adventure - Panda Village - Golden Fish Palace -- Ocean Express Ascends -- Antarctic Wonders - Arctic Expedition - Thrill Zone Carnival Games - Shark Discovery -- Mountain Cable Car Descent -- Magical Carousel - Giant Forest - Little Red Bear Fortress - Meerkat and Giant Tortoise Trail - Whiskers Railway Adventure

Nature Art on Bread Workshop
Date & Time: June 26, 2022, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM (Gathering time: 10:15 AM)
Location: Neptune’s Bakery at Waterfront

Join us for a fun-filled Nature Art on Bread Workshop where little bakers can unleash their creativity! Under the guidance of professional bakers and education ambassadors, children will design and craft their own unique Italian herb bread into edible works of art. (Each group can take home 3 Italian herb breads after the workshop.)

Participation Details:

Each group consists of 2 participants: 1 adult (aged 18+) and 1 child (aged 3–11).
Fee: HKD 160 per group
Registration: https://www.oceanpark.com.hk/sc/experience/parents-panel/nature-art-on-bread-workshop
*Note: The workshop will be canceled if fewer than 3 groups register.
Language: Cantonese with minimal English.

Animal Adventure · A Joyful Journey Close to Nature:
Hong Kong Jockey Club Sichuan Treasures Pavilion -- Ocean Express Train Up the Mountain -- Arctic Adventure - Snow Fox Den - Antarctic Spectacle - Tropical Rainforest Exploration Trail - Pacific Coast - Shark Quest - Jellyfish Kaleidoscope -- Mountain Cable Car Downhill -- Marine Marvels

Adventure Tour·A Thrilling Journey to Challenge the Brave:
Ocean Train Ascends the Mountain—Sky Roller—Polar Speed—Dynamic Express—Tropical Rapids—Wild Tornado—Mountain Cable Car Descends

It is recommended to download the Ocean Park app, which provides detailed information on all the rides, animals, shows, and recommended routes in the park. It also features an animal recognition function, allowing you to identify unfamiliar animals instantly while exploring—super convenient!

Delicacy

Here, you'll find a wide range of dining options—authentic Hong Kong flavors, global cuisines, or uniquely themed animal-inspired restaurants—ensuring you never go hungry between adventures!

Classic Hong Kong Taste

Hong Kong-style desserts, snacks, and afternoon tea—Ocean Park Hong Kong's "Old Hong Kong" street fulfills every visitor's fantasy of authentic local flavors.

Cross Café offers nostalgic shrimp toast and spicy salt siu mai, recommended by the Michelin Guide as a "Street Food Gem."

Mammy Pancake serves up classic milk-scented egg waffles, while Kam Cha Wang's Hong Kong-style milk tea and yuenyeung (coffee-tea mix) are must-try beverages for any visitor. These are all excellent choices for savoring Hong Kong's iconic tastes within the park.

Themed Specialty Restaurants

Since it's an ocean park, the restaurants naturally revolve around animals and marine life as their central themes.

At the Neptune's Restaurant in the Grand Aquarium, diners can enjoy their meals while admiring over 5,000 rare fish swimming around them through the massive viewing panel. Alternatively, head to the Tuxedos Restaurant, where you can savor the signature penguin-themed seafood pizza while marveling at the spectacular sight of over 90 penguins frolicking together. The Panda Café, on the other hand, draws inspiration from giant pandas and forests in its décor, serving authentic Asian cuisine, including a variety of Cantonese dim sum and roasted meats.

Tickets and Ocean Express Pass

Standard One-Day Ticket

Adults (≥12 years old): HKD 498
Children (3-11 years old): HKD 249
Infants (under 2 years old): Free admission

Ocean Express

The Ocean Express Pass is a fast-track ticket for Hong Kong Ocean Park, allowing holders to enjoy priority access at 7 selected attractions or facilities across the park. Each attraction or facility can only be used once.

Fee: HKD 280 per person

Designated Rides and Facilities – Waterfront Paradise
Cable Car (One Way)
Ocean Express (One Way)
Twinkling Carousel
Ocean Wonders

Designated Rides & Attractions – Summit
Cable Car (One Way)
Ocean Express (One Way)
Arctic Blast
Giant Wheel
Hair Raiser
Ocean Sky Tower
Shark Mystique
South Pole Spectacular
Tropical Storm
Wild Whirl

Ticket Purchase Locations:
Main Entrance of Hong Kong Ocean Park
All 7-11 Convenience Stores in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Ocean Park Online Booking System (http://www.oceanpark.com.hk/sc/buy-tickets)
Contact Guest Services: (852) 3923 2323

How to get there

MTR: Take the MTR South Island Line to "Ocean Park" Station.

Bus: Take the bus to "Aberdeen Tunnel Toll Plaza" stop, "Wong Chuk Hang San Wai" stop, or "Ocean Park" stop.

Bus Operators and Contact Information:
Citybus: Tel (852) 2873 0818, Official Website www.citybus.com.hk
New World First Bus (NWFB): Tel (852) 2136 8888, Official Website www.nwfb.com.hk
Kowloon Motor Bus (KMB): Tel (852) 2745 4466, Official Website www.kmb.com.hk

Cross-Border Buses: Direct cross-border bus routes to the park are available from Shenzhen Bay and Shenzhen Airport.

Bus Operators and Contact Information:
Trans-Island Limousine Service: Tel (852) 3193 9332, Official Website www.trans-island.com.hk
China-Hong Kong Express: Tel (852) 2230 3030, Official Website www.china.hk

Ocean Park Water World (Standalone)

This is Asia’s first year-round, all-weather seaside water park, located right next to Ocean Park. It features five distinct zones: Happy Reef, Leaping Rapids, Lost Tribe, Adventure Bay, and Cliff Canyon. Here, you can stroll along the shoreline, brave thrilling water slides, learn surfing techniques, or experience waterfall rappelling... With a total of 27 indoor and outdoor attractions spread across the five zones, there’s something for everyone.

For those who want to visit both Ocean Park and the water park, you can stay overnight at Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel—enjoy a two-day, one-night trip and check off all the attractions you're interested in!

The water park tickets adopt a dynamic pricing system, with prices adjusted based on seasonal factors, weekdays or weekends, to offer the most attractive rates. Limited early-bird discounts are available daily—prices are for reference only~

Height restrictions

For details on the height requirements of attractions, please refer to the official website.

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