Traveling to Hong Kong doesn’t have to be just about shopping and eating — you can also spend a whole day at an amusement park and not want to leave. For Hong Kong locals, the go-to amusement park isn’t just Disneyland. The rich attractions of “Hong Kong Ocean Park” are equally appealing and definitely worth the price of admission.
Hong Kong Ocean Park is thrilling and fun.
Opened in 1977, Hong Kong Ocean Park is one of the largest aquariums and theme parks in Southeast Asia. It is divided into three main areas: the Summit, the Lowland, and Big Tree Bay, interconnected by a cable car, the Ocean Express, and the world’s second-longest outdoor escalator, offering breathtaking views of the entire city of Hong Kong.
The world’s second-longest outdoor escalator.
The park features seven major themed zones: Aqua City, Green World, Animal Encounter, Whiskers Harbour, Big Tree Bay Entrance, Summit Amusement Park, and Raging River. Aqua City houses Asia’s largest jellyfish exhibit, where a dazzling variety of jellyfish will amaze you. Attractions such as the Ocean Theatre, Pacific Pier, Ocean Theatre, and Ocean Tower are popular with children, while the Shark Aquarium inside the underwater tunnel offers a glimpse into the secrets of the ocean depths.
Asia’s largest jellyfish exhibit is truly stunning.
Beyond the marine adventures, the land-based rides are also incredibly diverse. Green World is home to four adorable pandas, whose lively and cute behavior make them the park’s most popular animals. Summit Amusement Park features a variety of thrilling rides, including Southeast Asia’s tallest roller coaster, the “Crazy Galleon,” which tests the nerves of adults, while “The Flying Swing” and “The Abyss Turbo Drop” deliver full-throttle thrills.
Summit Amusement Park is packed with heart-pounding rides.
At Hong Kong Ocean Park, you can not only enjoy thrilling rides but also learn about animal ecology and marine life, making it a perfect educational experience for families. It’s an amusement park well-suited for visitors of all ages.
Dolphin shows have always been hugely popular with families.
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