The Most Fun Winter Event in Hong Kong: The Europa Park Carnival Has Arrived
By / MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
The AIA Europa Park Carnival in Hong Kong is making a grand return, taking place from now until February 21, 2016, at the Central Harbourfront Event Space. Over the course of two months, the event features rides imported from countries such as the UK, Italy, and France, as well as up to 25 game stalls and live performances, making it the most anticipated winter event in Hong Kong.
The Europa Park Carnival is a traveling amusement park, featuring many large-scale rides and circus performances. (Image source / Europa Park Carnival)
The Europa Park Carnival runs through late February 2016. (Image source / Hong Kong Doo Jeng Hang)
This year’s AIA Europa Park Carnival in Hong Kong offers up to 70 different rides and game stalls, including many family-friendly attractions suitable for visitors of all ages. The event venue is decorated with handmade Italian Christmas ornaments, and features several 3D European landmark photo zones where friends can take memorable pictures together. In addition, the carnival has set up a performance stage that hosts a variety of singing, dancing, and acrobatic shows every day. European street performers will also roam the crowd performing stunts, and there's even the largest ice rink in Hong Kong for visitors to enjoy. This offers travelers an unforgettable experience of being in a winter European amusement park while visiting Hong Kong. Spanning ten weeks, the event coincides with major holidays such as Christmas, New Year’s, and Valentine’s Day—making it one of the must-do winter activities in Hong Kong.
A wide variety of rides that are sure to delight visitors. (Image source / Europa Park Carnival)
There is also an outdoor ice rink for skating fun. (Image source / Europa Park Carnival)
While enjoying the Europa Park Carnival, you can also take in the nighttime views of Victoria Harbour. (Image source / Hong Kong Doo Jeng Hang)
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