Hong Kong Ocean Park Launches New Mini "Influencer" Series
(June 20193Day)This summer, Hong Kong Ocean Park introduces a brand-newMini "Influencer"learning program, inviting children to engage in interactive learning as "influencers." Guided by the park's education ambassadors, who take on the role of "Conservation Website Editors-in-Chief," kids and their parents will explore the wonders of nature and wildlife. The program aims to inspire creativity and imagination through multimedia content creation and sharing, spreading conservation messages in unique ways—turning participants into rising stars of the conservation world.
Dive into "Australian Adventure" and "Marine Wonders" to Explore Animal Behaviors Up Close
The Mini "Influencer" seriesis divided into two themes—"Australian Adventure" and "Marine Wonders." Children and parents can observe animal behaviors up close to learn more about them. They can also use tablets for interactive learning, watching short videos to uncover lesser-known facts about various animals. Kids are encouraged to capture vibrant photos during their exploration, design social media posts, and share conservation messages with friends to promote care for the environment.
In the "Australian Adventure" course, children can meet a variety of precious land animals, including adorable koalas, red-necked wallabies, and kookaburras. They’ll also watch rare footage of how red-necked wallaby mothers feed their babies. The course explains the impact of deforestation on the planet, raising awareness about conservation.
The "Marine Wonders" course takes children on a journey into the mysterious ocean world, introducing them to different marine creatures such as corals, tropical fish, jellyfish, and sharks. Kids can also visit behind-the-scenes areas to see support facilities and learn how aquarists care for various fish and observe their breeding processes.
Join the "Marine Wonders Night Camp" and Spend a Mysterious Night with Marine Animals
In addition to the two daytime programs, families or groups can join the evening "Marine Wonders Night Camp." Spend an unforgettable night among over a thousand fish in the park’s "Marine Wonders" aquarium, observing the mysterious side of the ocean at night. Kids can also visit backstage areas usually off-limits to visitors and learn how the aquarium operates.
For registration details, please inquire at major travel agencies or contact Hong Kong Ocean Park’s Sales Department:
About Hong Kong Ocean Park
Hong Kong Ocean Park is a unique theme park in Hong Kong that continues to create joyful family memories. Since its opening in January 1977 as a non-profit organization, the park has evolved into a world-class tourist attraction, closely connecting nature with visitors. It is renowned for its animal care, conservation, research, and strong community engagement. Following the opening of the Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel in October 2018, the park has become an international resort destination, offering one-stop world-class hotel accommodations, breathtaking views of Hong Kong’s South District, thrilling rides, up-close animal encounters, locally inspired attractions, and a wide variety of dining options. The Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel, located within the park, is an urban oasis adjacent to a Mass Transit Railway station. It features 471 rooms and suites, along with a range of resort-style services and business facilities.
Since its opening, Hong Kong Ocean Park has welcomed over 140 million visitors of all ages, consistently delivering educational and conservation-focused entertainment experiences. A portion of ticket sales and proceeds from selected merchandise goes to the Hong Kong Ocean Park Conservation Fund to support animal conservation efforts. In 2012, Hong Kong Ocean Park was awarded the prestigious "Applause Award" (Best Amusement Park in the World 2012) by Sweden’s Liseberg, a globally recognized honor in the theme park and attractions industry. This biennial award, presented at the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) Expo, celebrates outstanding achievements in management, operations, and creativity. Hong Kong Ocean Park was the first theme park in Asia to receive this international accolade since 1980.
Hong Kong Ocean Park · Giving Back to the Community
As a park for Hong Kong people, Ocean Park offers various community benefits to encourage more local visitors. These include: 1) free admission for Hong Kong residents on their birthdays and for seniors aged 65 or above, as well as for holders of the "Registration Card for People with Disabilities," and 2) discounted tickets for Comprehensive Social Security Assistance (CSSA) recipients and members of Social Welfare Department-affiliated organizations. Additionally, the park donates goods to charities, offers special rates for school groups, and organizes various community care activities. During the 2017–2018 fiscal year, Ocean Park implemented 18 community projects worth a total of HK$186 million, benefiting nearly 460,000 people.