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Located in Wong Chuk Hang, Southern District, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong, it covers an area of more than 91.5 hectares and opened on January 10, 1977. It is a world-class theme park that integrates marine and land animals, amusement rides and large-scale performances. It is also the most popular and most visited theme park in the world.
Nestled on a hillside, the park comprises two main areas: The Summit and The Waterfront, connected by a cable car and the Ocean Express. In 2012, Ocean Park Hong Kong received the 2012 Applause Award (World's Best Theme Park) at the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions Expo, becoming the first theme park in Asia to receive this prestigious award.
Subtropical monsoon climate, best time to travel is from June to February
3 hours
Adults HK$480, Children HK$240 (3-11 years old)
10:00-19:00
Opened in 1977, Hong Kong Ocean Park is one of the city's oldest and most iconic theme parks. It combines entertainment, education, and conservation efforts with its various marine animal exhibits, amusement rides, and cultural experiences. The park is significant for its role in promoting marine life awareness and wildlife preservation in Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Ocean Park is located on the southern side of Hong Kong Island, near Wong Chuk Hang. To get there, you can take the MTR to Ocean Park Station (on the South Island Line), which is just a short walk from the entrance. Alternatively, you can take a bus or a taxi to the park.
Ocean Park typically operates from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily. The best times to visit are on weekdays during non-peak seasons (April to June or September to November) to avoid large crowds. It’s recommended to arrive early to make the most of your day.
Ticket prices for Hong Kong Ocean Park vary based on age and type of ticket. General admission is around HKD 498 for adults, HKD 249 for children, and HKD 249 for seniors. Tickets can be purchased online through the Ocean Park website or at the park’s ticket booths.
It is recommended to book tickets online in advance, especially during peak seasons like holidays or weekends. Booking at least 1-2 days in advance will help ensure you get entry on your desired date and sometimes allows you to take advantage of discounts.
Plan to spend at least 4 to 6 hours at Ocean Park to explore the major exhibits, enjoy rides, and watch animal shows. If you're planning to take part in all available activities and shows, it may take an entire day to experience everything.
Guided tours are available at the park in Cantonese and English. Audio guides in multiple languages, including Mandarin and English, can be rented at the entrance for a self-guided experience.
The best photography spots include the Ocean Park Cable Car, where you can capture sweeping views of the park and coastline. Other great spots are near the Giant Panda Habitat, the Grand Aquarium, and the Ocean Theatre, where animal shows take place.
Start your visit at the main entrance and head straight to Aqua City for the dolphin and sea lion shows. Then, explore the Rainforest and Marine World exhibits. Don't miss the cable car ride for stunning views of the park and waterfront, and end your day with a visit to the Panda Habitat.
Ocean Park does host special night events during the holiday season, such as the Halloween Fest and Christmas celebrations. However, regular nighttime visits or light shows are not available, as the park typically closes by 6:00 PM.
Ocean Park can get crowded, especially during weekends, holidays, and school breaks. To avoid the crowds, visit on weekdays (Monday to Thursday) and during the off-peak season (midweek in the spring or fall). Early morning arrival is also recommended.
Ocean Park offers ample facilities, including clean toilets, food stalls, water refill stations, and rest areas. There are also various shops selling souvenirs, snacks, and beverages throughout the park.
Yes, Ocean Park is accessible for elderly visitors and those with disabilities. The park offers wheelchair rentals, accessible toilets, and other services for disabled visitors. It is also family-friendly with stroller rentals available for young children.
Cash is not required as credit cards and mobile payment methods like Alipay, WeChat Pay, and Octopus cards are widely accepted throughout the park. However, carrying some cash may be useful for small purchases or emergencies.
Yes, there are vegetarian and vegan options available at many of the park's food outlets. Halal food options are available in select restaurants and can be found near the entrance or in the nearby Causeway Bay area.
Yes, Ocean Park has several souvenir shops throughout the park selling branded merchandise, plush toys of marine animals, postcards, and local handicrafts. Popular souvenirs include stuffed animals, T-shirts, and ocean-themed gifts.