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12 Things to Do with Kids in Hong Kong

5 February, 2020 by Expat Living 4 Min Read

https://expatliving.hk/things-to-do-with-kids-in-hong-kong/

Struggling to think of things to do with the kids in Hong Kong? Tired of visiting the same old places? Give Disneyland and Ocean Park a swerve next time around and check out these 12 places for some family fun – there’s everything from a ship simulator to a ninja obstacle course!

#1 Lost Hong Kong

Ready to get lost? This reality escape game – with two Hong Kong locations at Causeway Bay and Mong Kok – sees participants locked inside a ‘scenario room’, with 45 minutes on the clock to find a way out. Work as a team to solve puzzles and perform actions and you’ll soon see the light of day! Newly opened in both locations is Lost Junior, designed specifically for ages six to 14.

Cost: Prices start from around HK$150 per person.
losthk.com

#2 Hong Kong Science Museum

Need a break from shopping? While you’re in Tsim Sha Tsui, head to this popular museum that boasts over 500 exhibits, many of which are interactive and great for kids. The hands-on displays cover everything from ancient Egyptian history to modern technology.

Cost: HK$20 per person.
hk.science.museum

Hong Kong Science Museum
Hong Kong Science Museum

#3 GoNature

Whether it’s the indoor or outdoor variety, climbing is growing in popularity as a pastime for kids and adults alike, and GoNature is one place where everyone can get their fix. It has a wide range of climbing and bouldering routes, with activities including parent-child climbs; plus, you can book birthday parties and social gatherings here. If you’re on the island side, you can try Verm City, near the Quarry Bay MTR station.
Cost: HK$338 for a family pass (one adult, one child, plus climbing shoes).
gonaturehk.com

#4 Tai Kwun

Take the kids and explore this unique heritage site. There are courtyards to run around in and storytelling spaces to explore (check out the jail cells in the Barrack Block). There’s often a special exhibition on too; check the website.

Cost: Free (special events are ticketed)
taikwun.hk/en

#5 Inspiration Lake

If the weather’s fine, enjoy an outing at this picturesque public park near Disneyland. Pack a picnic, go for a stroll and take in the water views. Pedal boats and bikes are available for rent from 10am to 5pm.

Cost: Free.
hongkongdisneyland.com

#6 Dream Come True Education Park

Got a long wait for a flight? Keep the kids happy at this edu-tainment centre at Hong Kong International Airport. They’ll have the chance to role-play various occupations including pilot, doctor and astronaut, with little outfits to boot!

Cost: Kids HK$320, adults half price.
hongkongairport.com

Inspiration Lake
Inspiration Lake

#7 The Rink @ Elements HK

Escape the heat at one of the many ice-skating rinks in the city. Catering to a variety of ages and abilities, The Rink allows first-time skaters and learners to rent “penguin” balancing devices (there are seals, bears and dolphins too) to help with moving around. Payment can be made by the minute using your Octopus card.

Cost: HK$20 per person.
therinkltd.com

#8 SuperPark

This is a great day out of kids of all ages. SuperPark is a huge facility in Kowloon that features interactive sports games, a skate/scoot bowl, slides, indoor rock climbing, trampolines and a whole bunch more. They also offers school holiday activities and kids parties. 

Cost: $120-$250 depending the time and type of day.
superpark.com.hk

Kids activity Hong Kong
SuperPark offers thrills and spills for kids of all ages. Plus there’s WiFi for parents.

#9 Ryze Ultimate Trampoline Park

Release a bit of energy at this mega park in Quarry Bay on Hong Kong Island. Great for active kids, it features more than 40 trampolines, including foam pits, trapezes and angled-wall trampolines – even a ninja obstacle course for a dose of stealthy fun.

Cost: From HK$95 per child for a one-hour session.
ryzehongkong.com

#10 Hong Kong Maritime Museum

Located at Pier 8, close to the Star Ferry dock, this museum is a good one for the whole family with more than a dozen galleries, including a simulator that gives kids the chance to experience what it’s like to drive a ship right into Victoria Harbour!

Cost: Adults HK$30, children half price.
hkmaritimemuseum.org

#11 Laser Mads

Young adults will love a visit to this spaceship-themed laser tag spot in Causeway Bay. Get your competitive game on as you form teams and head into the arena to battle it out.

Cost: HK$118 per person.
lasermads.com

#12 Hong Kong Wetland Park

If you love nature, visit this interactive educational centre that showcases wetland flora and fauna. Check out the butterfly garden, visit Pui Pui the saltwater crocodile and spot other creatures along the mangrove boardwalk.

Cost: HK$30 adult, HK$15 child (free for under threes).
wetlandpark.gov.hk

Hong Kong Wetland Park

See more in our Things To Do section:

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