Things to do in M+

I thoroughly enjoyed both the permanent collection and the special exhibitions. The ability to see contemporary Asian art is a major advantage. Currently, a solo exhibition by artist Lee Bul is underway. You can also see works by Korean artists such as Kimsooja and Nam June Paik. The views of the West Kowloon Cultural District and Victoria Harbour through the large glass windows are a highlight in themselves. The staff were also very friendly and helpful, which showed great attention to detail. There are food trucks nearby, so it would be a good idea to grab lunch or dinner after seeing the exhibition. (I also visited the adjacent Hong Kong Palace Museum and saw the Egyptian exhibition.)

Nice visiting the HK Palace Museum while only 5 exhibition halls available out of 7 and would be great to have free lockers which would be convenient to visitors. In general, the exhibition about cobalt blue ceramics is fascinating!

If you don’t want to line up for tickets going to The Peak, this is definitely the best option for you. The staff assisted me right away where to enter and scan my QR code to enter and wait for the Tram going up and the same goes when you leave. I had a great time exploring The Peak and would definitely go back with my family or friends there!

We went on a very sunny day, the weather was great. We took the Crystal Cabin. There were more sights on the right side – the airport, the big bridge... (Actually, you can see them more clearly from an airplane; the cable car isn't high enough). But on the left side, you can eventually see the Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. In the Crystal Cabin, it feels like you're standing on water and above the forest. I later realized that the Ngong Ping 360 advertisement features the panoramic cabin. I believe the panoramic cabin would give an even stronger 'person in the air' sensation. When we arrived, there were still decorations for the 20th anniversary, even though it had just ended. There's an Ngong Ping Bing Sutt (cafe) for photo opportunities. Inside the cabin, only the small windows open for ventilation, so it felt a bit stuffy. On the return trip, in a standard cabin, the sun hadn't set by 6:00 PM because it was summer, and clouds were covering the sun. I recommend allowing more time, 5 hours or more, if you want to visit the Big Buddha in addition to Po Lin Monastery. I didn't go up that day, not only because I didn't have enough time but also because it was too sunny; the weather only became overcast closer to 5 PM. I had been up before, so I didn't go again, but last time I took the bus only to the Big Buddha and didn't visit Po Lin Monastery.

Convenience of booking with Klook: It's very convenient to buy and use admission tickets instantly with Klook. Facilities: Ball pit, slides, trampoline for basketball, inflatable beds, etc... In short, it's enough to tire out the kids. Experience: It's bright and clean, and there are many staff members on site. The kids didn't want to leave, and even after we left, they kept talking about how much fun they had. Service: The wristband clearly states the departure time, and staff members make announcements to remind guests when it's time to leave. So even if you don't have a watch or phone, you don't have to worry about not knowing the time. This reminder service is quite good.

💭 Post-Play Review Spacious and Modern Facilities: With 17,000 square feet, the space feels incredibly open, offering a rich selection of play options across 18 themed zones. Must-Try Attractions: In addition to the ball pit and inflatable castle, there's an 8-meter-long zip line, a career experience zone (where you can try milking a cow), and a creative building block paradise. Service and Offers: The staff are friendly, and admission includes a 50% off coupon for the Tsuen Wan branch. Summary This branch at Hopewell Shopping Arcade is even larger and has newer facilities; an hour might not be enough! I hope this information is useful, and I wish you and your children a wonderful time!

Definitely good value for money. cheaper than the other option and equally as good. we did all the routes on our 48 hour pass - even the night route ;and we got to skip the queue as we already had our tickets from Klook!) highly recommend.

It was my first time in Hong Kong and I wanted to do everything, so I chose the Peak Tram I'd been dreaming of, the Sunset Flyover, plus the wine glass gift box and Lan Kwai Fong special offers. Unfortunately, my alcohol tolerance is really not that great, so in the end my friend and I only visited two bars, otherwise we probably could have hit up a few more. Spending the whole day having fun from Victoria Harbour all the way to Lan Kwai Fong makes for a perfect day trip, and you don't have to look for tickets separately for every single attraction, which I think is very friendly for beginners. Overall, playing through the whole itinerary still felt like a really good value!

There was a Mother's Day event that day, and by simply praising them on Facebook, an additional adult could enter for free. The venue is quite spacious and clean, and for just over two hundred dollars for an hour of play, it's a pretty good value. There were also activities for the children, and winners received small gifts. While it can't compare to mainland China, this activity allows children to burn off energy and gives adults an hour of "me time." It's worth it.