Ocean Park in Hong Kong
Ocean Park in Hong Kong is one of the most popular family entertainment complexes in the world. In 1977, it was built by the Governor of Hong Kong, Murray Mcleose, and since then the park has grown larger. It consists of an aquarium, a park with animals and various attractions. There are 35 thematic zones in total.
Short description
The Oceanic Park in Hong Kong covers 226 hectares, the mountainous and flat parts are connected by a cable car and a funicular. In 2019, a luxury hotel was opened on the territory of the complex. The park is very crowded, especially during the holidays. Christmas, Chinese New Year, and Halloween are celebrated on a grand scale in this place. The Ocean Park in Hong Kong is large, so you need to take a map of the territory with you so as not to get lost. You can download the app to your phone and navigate using your smartphone. In addition to attractions that meet all safety requirements, there is a theater. Instead of the usual actors, the stars of the performances are marine animals. The highlight of the park is the 4-storey aquarium, which is home to 250 species of marine animals. Pandas who live in an aviary also receive great attention. If desired, they can be fed. Treats are sold at the mall.
Information for visitors
The Ocean Park in Hong Kong is open from 10.00 to 18.00. On holidays, it is open until 19.00, some areas are closed from 17.30 to 18.30, but this is always warned at the checkout. The cost of a children's ticket from 3 to 11 years old is HK$ 249, while an adult ticket is priced at HK$498. Admission is free for children under 3 years old and seniors.
Ocean Park in Hong Kong can be reached by public transport, such as the subway. You need to get off at the Ocean Park or South Island stations. Buses and taxis are also available. If you travel by car, you need to know that the fare through the Aberdeen Tunnel is HK$ 5. Hong Kong Ocean Park is ranked 12th among the most visited attractions in the world. It is better to come here in the morning in order to have time to visit as many themed areas as possible.