Ocean Park Hong Kong

Ocean Park Hong Kong is a marine-life theme park located on the southern coast of Hong Kong Island. the park is divided into two main areas, The Waterfront and The Summit, connected by the scenic Ocean Express funicular and a cable car ride. With thrilling rides, animal exhibits, and interactive shows, Ocean Park is popular for families and tourists.

Operating Hours: 10:00-19:00 Address: Ocean Park Hong Kong, 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong

Ocean Park Hong Kong Reviews

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    Horace0325

    Visiting Ocean Park in Hong Kong is an absolute delight! This iconic amusement park offers a unique blend of thrilling attractions, mesmerizing marine life, and breathtaking natural beauty that is sure to leave you with unforgettable memories.

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    Anonymous User

    Great, a comprehensive park integrating marine animals, cable cars, trains, playgrounds, and rafting. When you are tired, you can see shark dolphins. When you are hot, you can raft and see penguins. And all the facilities inside are unlimited, great

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    Anonymous User

    A must-visit place to come to Hong Kong, especially suitable for bringing children to play. Booking tickets here is very affordable and very convenient. There are giant pandas, penguins, sharks, jellyfish, and sea lions; there are cable cars, roller coasters, ocean trains... a very good place.

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Ocean Park Hong Kong is one of Hong Kong’s top attractions. Here you can explore the marine life, enjoy the scenic cable car ride, and experience thrilling rides. Ready to dive into the fun? Let’s explore everything about Ocean Park!

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Ocean Park Hong Kong opening hours

Ocean Park Hong Kong typically operates from 10:00 to 19:00.

Please note that the opening hours are subject to change, especially during holidays or special events. It's always a good idea to check the official Ocean Park Hong Kong official website for the most up-to-date information before your visit.

How to go to Ocean Park Hong Kong?

How to go to Ocean Park Hong Kong

Ocean Park Hong Kong is located at Ocean Park Hong Kong, 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong. There are serval ways to get from there.

By MTR

From Hong Kong Station: Take the Island Line towards Chai Wan and change at Admiralty Station. Transfer to the South Island Line towards South Horizons. Alight at Ocean Park Station. Follow the signs for the park’s entrance.

  • Travel time: About 25-30 minutes.
  • Cost: About S$2.50.

From Kowloon Station: Take the Kowloon-Canton Railway (KCR) East Rail Line towards Hung Hom, change at Mong Kok East Station, and transfer to the MTR Tsuen Wan Line towards Central. At Admiralty Station, transfer to the South Island Line towards South Horizons and alight at Ocean Park Station.

  • Travel time: About 30-35 minutes.
  • Cost: About S$3.00.
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By bus

Multiple buses such as 629, 42, 107, and 171 have stops near Ocean Park Hong Kong. The travel time is based on your departure destination, and it costs about S$3.00 - S$4.00.

By car

If you prefer to drive to Ocean Park Hong Kong, you can drive via Routes 3, 4, or 6. Taxis are also available in Hong Kong.

About parking

Ocean Park provides parking, which is available at the Main Entrance. The car park is open 24 hours a day. The parking fees are as follows:

  • 👉Monday to Friday on non-peak days: HK$30 per hour (about S$5), with a maximum charge of HK$180 per day (about S$30).
  • 👉Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays, and peak days: HK$50 per hour (about S$8), with a maximum charge of HK$250 per day (about S$42).
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Best time to go to Ocean Park Hong Kong

Best time to go to Ocean Park Hong Kong

The best time to visit Ocean Park Hong Kong is typically during weekdays outside of public holidays and school vacations to avoid the largest crowds. Visiting in the morning as soon as the park opens can also help you avoid long queues.

For the best experience, check the weather forecast and plan your visit on a day with favourable weather conditions, as many of the park's attractions are outdoors. It’s recommended to visit from October to December.

Additionally, special events and seasonal shows can enhance your visit, so consider checking the park’s event calendar when planning your trip.

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What to eat at Ocean Park Hong Kong?

What to eat at Ocean Park Hong Kong

At Ocean Park Hong Kong, you’ll find multiple restaurants and food kiosks. Here’s a taste of what you can enjoy:

Restaurant/Food Kiosks

Location

Style

Cuisine

Neptune’s Restaurant

Aqua City, Waterfront

Chinese

Seafood

The Terrace Cafe

Marine World, Summit

Western/Asian

Burgers, sandwiches, pasta, salad

Tuxedos Restaurant

Polar Adventure, Summit

Western

Seafood, pizza, fried chicken, salads

Club Panda

Amazing Asian Animals, Waterfront

Chinese

Cantonese-style Dim Sum, Hainan Chicken leg rice, Chinese Soup and tea

O So Sweet

Lakeside Chill, Waterfront

Western

Desserts

Yaki

Lakeside Chill, Waterfront

Japanese

Seasoned and grilled meat

Important Note: Outside food and beverages are not permitted within the park, but you’ll find ample dining options to suit various tastes and budgets throughout Ocean Park Hong Kong.

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Ticket Type

Category

Ticket Price

In-Park Dining

Book

Superior Dining Coupon(For Restaurants)

S$23.60

Delight Meal Coupon (for Food Kiosks)

S$13.56

Tickets + Meals

Book

Ticket + Superior Dining Coupon(for Restaurants) (Adult)

S$89.50

Ticket + Delight Meal Coupon (for Food Kiosks) (Adult)

S$79.51

Things to do at Ocean Park Hong Kong

Things to do at Ocean Park Hong Kong

Explore the thrilling rides

Dive into a range of thrilling rides, from roller coasters to water rides, offering excitement for all ages.

Meet the marine life and animals

Visit the Aqua City, Marine World, and Polar Adventure to marvel at marine species and learn about their natural habitats. Enjoy close encounters with pandas and other wildlife at the park’s animal exhibits and shows.

Enjoy live shows and activities

Catch spectacular live shows featuring acrobatics, animal performances, and seasonal events that provide entertainment for the whole family.

Shop for souvenirs

Browse through the various gift shops and stalls scattered throughout the park to pick up unique souvenirs, themed merchandise, and memorabilia to remember your visit.

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Ocean Park Hong Kong map

To help you navigate Ocean Park Hong Kong, we’ve provided a detailed map that outlines the park’s key zones and attractions. Ocean Park is divided into two main areas: the Waterfront and the Summit. With this map, you'll easily find your way to popular attractions in Ocean Park Hong Kong.

Ocean Park Hong Kong map

Source: Ocean Park Hong Kong official

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Ocean Park Hong Kong attractions

👇There are 3 zones in the Waterfront - Whiskers Harbour, Amazing Asian Animals and Aqua City.

Ocean Park Hong Kong attractions

Whiskers Harbour

  • Toto the Loco: A fun-filled train ride perfect for young adventurers.
  • Explorer R: A mini driving experience where kids can take the wheel and explore.

Amazing Asian Animals

  • Giant Panda Adventure: Observe giant pandas in a naturalistic setting.
  • Emerald Trail: A peaceful nature walk with the trills of birdsong.

Aqua City

  • The Grand Aquarium: An underwater experience with 5,000 fish from over 400 species.
  • Old Hong Kong: Step back in time to Hong Kong’s streets in the 1950s to 1970s.

👇There are 4 zones in the Waterfront - Polar Adventure, Thrill Mountain, Rainforest and Marine World.

Ocean Park Hong Kong attractions

Polar Adventure

  • South Pole Spectacular: Meet adorable penguins in a frozen, Antarctic-themed habitat.
  • North Pole Encounter: Discover walruses and seals in Arctic environment.
  • Arctic Blast: Enjoy a thrilling family-friendly roller coaster through icy landscapes.

Thrill Mountain

  • Hair Raiser: A high-speed roller coaster with sharp twists and loops.
  • Whirly Bird: A fun, spinning ride that gives a bird's-eye view.

Rainforest

  • The Rapids: An exciting river raft through the dense Rainforest.
  • Expedition Trail: A scenic walkthrough with exotic animals.

Marine World

  • Dolphin Explorations: A captivating show with dolphins performing tricks.
  • Ocean Park Tower: A panoramic 360-degree view of Ocean Park a height of 72 metres.
  • Sea Jelly Spectacular: A mesmerising exhibit displaying jellyfish in beautifully lit tanks.
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Ocean Park Hong Kong annual pass

Ocean Park Hong Kong annual pass

The Ocean Park Annual Membership will give you unlimited access to the Park throughout the entire year from your purchase date. ​

Except for the unlimited access to the Park for an entire year, you will also enjoy exclusive in-park dining discounts, shopping discounts and more.

Ticket Type

Adult (12 years old or over)

Child (3 to 11 years old)

Student (Full time students over 12 years old)

Price

About S$231

About S$164

About S$164

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About S$196

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About S$139

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About S$207

About S$147

About S$147

Note: The pricing is provided in Hong Kong Dollars (HK$) and is approximately in Singapore Dollars (S$), based on the current exchange rate. For the most accurate pricing and detailed information about the Ocean Park Hong Kong annual pass, please visit the official Ocean Park website.

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Park Hotel Hong Kong

9.2/10Very Good3932 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui and Kowloon West Hong Kong|2.27km from downtown
The hotel is located in the bustling area of Tsim Sha Tsui, just a 5-minute walk from MTR Exit P3. There are many restaurants nearby. I booked the cheapest room, and the size was decent; I could even open my 30-inch suitcase. The hairdryer, however, was a bit old-fashioned. Basic disposable toiletries were provided, there's a water dispenser next to the elevator, and you can borrow an umbrella for free in the lobby. Overall, it was pretty good.
FromS$ 112

Best Western Plus Tsim Sha Tsui

7.1/103596 Reviews
Tsim Sha Tsui and Kowloon West Hong Kong|2.23km from downtown
The hotel's location is excellent; the subway station is just a short walk away, and there are plenty of shopping areas and convenience stores nearby, so you don't have to worry about transportation or finding food. Check-in at the front desk was very quick, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean and tidy, the bedding was just right in terms of firmness, and it was very quiet at night, ensuring a good rest. I'll definitely prioritize staying here on my next trip.
FromS$ 59

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Other attractions in Hong Kong

While Ocean Park Hong Kong is a must-visit destination, Hong Kong offers a wealth of other exciting attractions to explore. Here’s a quick reference to other top attractions in Hong Kong:

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Hong Kong Disneyland

10:00/10:30-20:30

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Ngong Ping 360

10:00-18:00

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Victoria Harbour

24/7

Stunning waterfront with spectacular skyline views and nightlife

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The Peak

24/7

Breathtaking vistas of Hong Kong’s skyline from the Peak Tram and Sky Terrace

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Tsim Sha Tsui

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Shopping and dining district with waterfront views

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