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Ocean Park Hong Kong

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· Dive into an unseen deep - sea world and explore different themed zones. · Visit the adorable giant panda stars and meet the penguins from the polar regions to experience the charm of small animals comprehensively. · Challenge the thrilling rides in the Thrill Mountain and enjoy the joy brought by speed. Simultaneously, the "80th Anniversary Starry Journey of The Little Prince" kicks off. The French classic "Le Petit Prince" (The Little Prince) which has entered its 80th anniversary has also landed at Ocean Park Hong Kong. Follow The Little Prince's footsteps and embark on a star - crossed journey full of lights and shadows. The colorful sky - screen lights in the park and the art installations scattered all over the upper and lower parts of the park will lead you to explore The Little Prince's fantasy world from different perspectives! Trace The Little Prince's Footsteps As you stroll through Ocean Park Hong Kong, you'll find The Little Prince's footprints all over the upper and lower parts of the park! The light projection of The Little Prince on the artificial lake in Aqua City will guide you to find his starlight marks. The scenes of his travels in different places and his encounter with the little fox will also be transformed into the shining decorative arrangements in Aqua City. You can also sit side by side with The Little Prince in front of the storybook in Yee Hing Lane and imagine the next interstellar journey. The giant rose garden in the Waterfront Promenade Square reproduces the scene where The Little Prince found numerous roses, and each rose is a beautiful existence. In addition, there is a giant commemorative statue of "The Little Prince's Star - Wish Photo Spot" in the Summit. Witness The Little Prince's long journey through the starry sky. Come and pose with your friends and family for a photo to commemorate this important milestone! Located on the southern side of Hong Kong Island, Ocean Park Hong Kong is one of the world's most popular theme parks, covering an area of 170 acres. The buildings are distributed on Nam Long Shan and Wong Chuk Hang Valley. The park is divided into two areas: the Summit and the Waterfront. There are 8 different themed zones, including Asian Animals Adventure, Aqua City, Whiskers' World, Rainforest Adventure, Thrill Mountain, Marine World, Adventure Land and Arctic Blast. The Summit △ It features a carnival - style amusement park and is more suitable for thrill - seekers. Whether it's the roller coaster, swing boat, and drop tower in "Marine World", or the wave - surfing ship, mine - train roller coaster, and crazy spinning rides in "Adventure Land" and "Thrill Mountain", they will surely make your heart pound and make you scream non - stop. Get Closer to the Animals △ Want to meet the dolphin friends? "Dolphin Encounter" will take you to the backstage area. The trainers will teach you simple hand - gesture commands, allowing you to interact with the dolphins to your heart's content. You can even meet the dolphin friends up close and touch them by hand at the poolside! Aqua City △ Ocean Wonders - It ranks among the world's top ten aquariums and is the 9th largest aquarium globally. There is an observation dome with a diameter of up to 5.5 meters inside the museum, allowing visitors to peek into the underwater world. Main Modes of Transportation in the Park 1. Cable Car: The cable car runs along an overhead cable that is 1.5 kilometers long, connecting the upper and lower parts of the park. Passengers can enjoy the vast scenery of the Southern District of Hong Kong Island and the South China Sea along the way. 2. Outdoor Escalator: The outdoor escalator was put into use in 1987, connecting the Nam Long Shan (Marine World) and Tai Shue Wan (Adventure Land) areas. With a total length of 225 meters, it is the second - longest outdoor escalator system in the world. The outdoor escalator is not affected by the weather. 3. Ocean Express: Welcome to take the Ocean Express at Ocean Park and embark on an exciting deep - sea adventure journey, traveling between the Summit on the hill and the Waterfront at the bottom at high speed.

1. Why Hong Kong Ocean Park is a Must-Visit?

A thrilling fusion of marine wonders, adrenaline-pumping rides, and immersive cultural experiences.
Ocean Park Hong Kong is Asia’s ultimate marine-themed adventure, blending jaw-dropping animal encounters with world-class roller coasters. As a visitor, you’ll dive into rare ecosystems at Grand Aquarium, scream through hair-raising loops on the Hair Raiser, and witness traditional Chinese architecture. It’s a place where education meets entertainment, offering insights into conservation while keeping your heart racing.

2. Itineraries & Must-See Attractions

a. Top 5 Must-Try Experiences

1. The Grand Aquarium – Walk beneath a swirling ocean galaxy.
Home to 5,000+ marine creatures, this iconic dome lets you stroll under schools of fish and majestic rays. Don’t miss the 13-meter-wide viewing panel for a selfie with sharks!
2. Hair Raiser – Defy gravity on Hong Kong’s scariest coaster.
Perched cliffside, this floorless ride whips you 35 meters above the South China Sea at 88 km/h. Brace for inversions and ocean views mid-scream.
3. Cable Car – Soar between mountains and sea.
The 1.5-km Skyride connects two park zones, offering aerial views of Aberdeen Harbour. Time your ride at sunset for golden-hour magic.
4. Panda Village – Meet China’s furry ambassadors.
Say hello to giant pandas Ying Ying and Le Le in a bamboo-filled habitat. Learn about conservation efforts for these endangered icons.
5. Dolphin Spectacular – Dance with the ocean’s acrobats.
Watch Pacific pink dolphins leap in sync with trainers at this open-air theater. Kids can join educational talks post-show!

b. Themed Itineraries

⚡3-Hour Speedrun (Adrenaline Edition):
Cable Car → Hair Raiser (45min) → The Abyss Turbo Drop (30min) → Grand Aquarium (1hr) → Exit via Old Hong Kong snacks.
👨👩👧👦 Family Day (6 Hours):
Panda Village (1hr) → Dolphin Show (45min) → Ocean Express train → Aqua City Lagoon (1hr) → Arctic Fox Den → Carousel & carnival games.
🌙 Night Explorer (4 Hours, Seasonal):
Neon-lit lantern walks (Mid-Autumn) → Symphony of Lights water show → Thrill rides with harbor views → Night market bites.

3. Chinese Cultural Elements in Design & Shows

Roofs whispering traditions: The Old Hong Kong zone recreates 1950s streets with curved tile roofs and red lanterns. Symmetry dominates the entrance plaza, reflecting imperial garden design. During Lunar New Year, lion dancers weave through crowds to drums, while Mid-Autumn Festival transforms the park into a glowing lantern wonderland.

4. Immersive Experiences

a. Seasonal Events

  • Halloween Fest (Oct): Haunted houses with Cantonese ghost lore themes.
  • Chill Out Christmas: Ice sculptures and LED dragon parades.

b. Cultural Touches

  • Tea Corner: Sip jasmine tea in a Ming-style pavilion.
  • Calligraphy Booths: Craft your name in Chinese brush strokes.

5. Where to Stay & How to Get There

a. Hotels Near Ocean Park

📍Search areas: Wong Chuk Hang, Aberdeen, Repulse Bay
  • Luxury (HK$2,500+/night):The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel (3-min walk): Infinity pool overlooking rides.Niccolo Hotel (15-min drive): Harbour views + MTR access.
  • Mid-Range (HK$800-1,500):Ovolo Southside (8-min walk): Industrial-chic rooms near Aberdeen Marina.Hotel Jen (10-min taxi): Quirky design + free shuttle to Park.
  • Budget (HK$400-700):Ibis Hong Kong South (12-min walk): Near MTR South Horizons.Chungking Mansion (20-min MTR): Classic budget hub in Tsim Sha Tsui.

b. Transport Guide

  • MTR: South Island Line to Ocean Park Station (Exit B).
  • Bus: Routes 72, 75, 973 from Central.
  • Taxi: ~HK$120 from TST; use Uber/HKTaxi app.

6. Pro Tips

a. Tickets

Book 1-3 days early via Klook/offical website(https://www.oceanpark.com.hk/sc） (Peak seasons: Jul-Aug, Dec). Adult HK$498; combo tickets save 15%.

b. Gear Up

Wear sneakers – hills are steep! Rent lockers near the entrance for HK$20/hour.

c. Crowd Avoidance

Enter at 10am sharp; hit rides during lunch (12:30-2pm). English maps at all kiosks.

d. Food & Water

  • Lobster Roll Truck (Waterfront Zone): HK$98.
  • Neptune’s Refresh (Aquarium exit): Free refill stations.

7. FAQs

a. Hours

10am–6pm daily; extended to 9pm during festivals.

b. Rules

No outside food (except baby formula). Selfie sticks banned near animals.

c. Nearby Eats

  1. Jumbo Kingdom (5-min taxi): Floating dim sum palace.
  2. Aberdeen Fish Market (10-min walk): HK$50 fresh squid skewers.

d. Nearby Attractions

  • Victoria Peak (20-min drive): Skyline panorama.
  • Stanley Market (15-min bus): Seaside souvenirs.

e. Photo Ops

  • Cable Car Sunset: Mid-ride between towers.
  • Aquarium Tunnel: Center arch for 360° fish swirls.

8. Final Words

Ocean Park Hong Kong isn’t just a park – it’s a cultural rollercoaster where pandas meet pirates and tradition dances with innovation. Whether you’re here for the koala cuddles or the coaster loops, every path leads to a story. Ready to ride?