Experience Hong Kong and Macau, the Pearl of the Orient, with an incredible value pass

       Hong Kong is known worldwide as a high-cost travel destination. How can you explore it more affordably? To meet travelers' needs, LPG Group has introduced the Hong Kong Pass, starting at just HK$999, with options for 2, 3, or 4-day passes. The pass allows you to visit many of the most popular attractions in both Hong Kong and Macau. After purchase, you’ll receive an e-ticket with a QR code via email. You can either scan the QR code directly on your smartphone or choose to print the e-ticket in advance for presentation at the attractions.

A round-trip Airport Express ticket from Hong Kong International Airport to the city center in under 25 minutes, usually priced at HK$205. Also includes a round-trip TurboJet ferry ticket from Hong Kong to Macau for a day trip, typically costing HK$411. Hong Kong Pass holders can enjoy these transportation options for free.

A 24-hour double-decker sightseeing bus to explore stunning skyscrapers, bustling neighborhoods, traditional temples, lush hills, beaches, and vibrant markets. With three different routes and over 20 featured attractions including Stanley Market and Man Mo Temple. Usually, the hop-on hop-off bus tour costs HK$430, but Hong Kong Pass holders can enjoy a 24-hour guided experience for free.

 

Launched in 1888, the Star Ferry has become one of Hong Kong’s iconic symbols. Watching the world-famous Victoria Harbour nightlife from the Star Ferry is an essential part of any visit to Hong Kong. Typically, a one-hour Star Ferry cruise costs HK$105, but Hong Kong Pass holders can enjoy it for free.

 

Sail south aboard the traditional wooden Chinese junk Apsaras to Stanley, then enjoy a 2-hour walking tour of the famous Stanley Market, home to numerous unique cafes and restaurants. Typically, the Apsaras Stanley Cruise costs HK$400, but Hong Kong Pass holders can enjoy this 2-hour experience for free.

 

Explore the historic districts of Sheung Wan and Central with a professional guide, learning about Hong Kong’s old neighborhoods and rich cultural heritage. From early fishing traditions to modern bustling local stories. Sample famous delicacies, street food, and Hong Kong-style drinks while experiencing authentic local life. Usually priced at HK$300, Hong Kong Pass holders can enjoy this tour for free.

Ride the historic 130-year-old Peak Tram to the Sky Terrace for breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour and panoramic sights of Hong Kong Island. Usually priced at HK$99, Hong Kong Pass holders can ride for free.

 

One of Macau’s most iconic landmarks. Reach the top of the 223-meter Macau Tower in under 60 seconds and enjoy unparalleled views of this former Portuguese colony and the South China Sea through glass elevators. Usually, Macau Tower entry costs HK$145, but Hong Kong Pass holders can enter for free.

Hong Kong’s longest-running and second-largest theme park, featuring thrilling rides including four roller coasters, eight themed zones, and 12,000 animals such as sharks, bottlenose dolphins, giant pandas, penguins, walruses, and sea lions. Suitable for all ages, Ocean Park has long been one of Hong Kong’s most beloved attractions. The ticket is usually priced at HK$480, but Hong Kong Pass holders can enter for free.

 

Board the Ngong Ping Cable Car and enjoy a 25-minute scenic journey across Lantau Island, taking in Hong Kong’s beauty from unique perspectives. Begin your trip in Tung Chung with views of the magnificent Hong Kong International Airport and the South China Sea, then continue to Ngong Ping Village and the world-famous Tian Tan Buddha statue. Usually priced at HK$430, Hong Kong Pass holders can ride for free.

  

       The 2-day Hong Kong Pass is priced at HK$999, offering travelers up to 50% discount on their itinerary. The Airport Express round-trip, Central and Western District walking tour, Star Ferry harbor cruise, hop-on hop-off double-decker bus, Peak Tram Sky Pass, Ocean Park, Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, and Ngong Ping 360 Crystal Cabin Cable Car—normally totaling HK$2,237—are all included.

       In addition to the above attractions, you can also enjoy at least a 10% discount at 19 partner restaurants in Hong Kong. For more details, please visit: www.hongkongpass.com.hk

Hong Kong Pass Prices:

2-day Hong Kong Pass: HK$999 per adult, HK$799 per child (ages 3–11)

3-day Hong Kong Pass: HK$1,499 per adult, HK$1,099 per child (ages 3–11)

4-day Hong Kong Pass: HK$1,899 per adult, HK$1,399 per child (ages 3–11)

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The LPG Group is the world’s largest provider of city sightseeing passes, offering sightseeing passes in 33 tourist cities across 16 countries worldwide. There are two types of city passes: the “All-Inclusive Pass,” which includes access to all included attractions, and the “Build Your Own Pass,” which allows you to choose the number of attractions you wish to visit. The “All-Inclusive Pass” provides unlimited entry to all included attractions for a set number of consecutive days. The “Build Your Own Pass” lets you select and visit your chosen number of attractions within 30 days. Major U.S. tourist cities such as Chicago, Las Vegas, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Orlando, Philadelphia, Miami, San Diego, San Francisco, Washington D.C., and Boston all offer corresponding pass products. In Europe, LPG also provides passes for Amsterdam, Paris, Dublin, Barcelona, Helsinki, Stockholm, Berlin, and London. In other regions, passes are available for Dubai and Sydney.

For more detailed information, please feel free to contact us via email:

Zhenzhen Tan, Media Manager, LPG China Office

ztan@eastwestmarketing.cn

David Ezra, david.ezra@kbc-pr.com

Lily Davis, lily.davis@kbc-pr.com

Hayley Musson, hayley.musson@kbc-pr.com