Kai Tak

Before heading to JOYPOLIS SPORTS HONG KONG to burn off some energy, I compared prices across various platforms, from the official website to travel apps. After much deliberation, Klook offered the best value, with an affordable price that included many activities, saving me a lot! The venue is neither too big nor too small; the space is just right, so you don't feel cramped while playing, and you won't get tired from walking around. The package covers two floors, each with its own surprises. One floor is a colorful children's area, with the giant maze ball pit being the most eye-catching feature. The maze pathways are winding and intricate, with surprises around every corner. The ball pit is filled with so many balls it looks like a soft, colorful ocean. Children crawl and jump inside, with laughter and squeals echoing everywhere – it's incredibly lively! The other floor is an exciting zone designed for adults, with challenging game designs that offer both speed and immersion. Whether it's competitive battles or cooperative quests, your adrenaline will be pumping, and it definitely doesn't feel childish. What surprised me most is that this place is much more than just a typical family fun park. Even if you come with a few friends, you'll have an amazing time, laughing until your stomach hurts. The atmosphere is vibrant and joyful, making it a fantastic alternative for a friends' get-together! I also have to mention the interactive real-life games. The visuals are so realistic that it feels like you're actually there. After playing, you can instantly download videos of your heroic moments, preserving every thrilling and hilarious memory. You'll still be laughing when you watch them again at home! In summary, JOYPOLIS SPORTS is definitely a great value, fun, and surprising indoor entertainment hotspot. Whether you're with family or friends, you're guaranteed to have a rewarding experience. After playing, I'm already planning my next visit!

Klook was super convenient in getting immediate tickets. Bouncetopia was fun as usual with Kiztopia. If you are bringing little ones to play there, just keep an eye when playing at the bouncy castle area as it could get a bit crowded or older kids playing rough. Overall, the place is child friendly and clean.

Compared to the Discovery Bay store, this one is smaller and targets a different age group. It's now aimed at younger children, aged 3-6, with most of the space dedicated to ball pits and simple rope nets. Older children might find it lacks a challenge.

Extremely Beginner-Friendly: This is one of the few venues specifically highlighted by the Consumer Council, which "strongly recommends beginners take a class first." Coaches strictly teach proper and safe falling techniques. Professional Coach Guidance: On-site coaches are highly responsive and proactively warn players when they observe dangerous movements, a point particularly praised by the Consumer Council. Child and Family Friendly: The Kai Tak branch features an 8-meter-high auto-belay climbing wall, suitable for children aged 4 and above, as well as beginners. The San Po Kong branch offers a custom-designed climbing wall for children and a professional children's climbing school. Diverse Facilities: The Shek Mun branch: Hong Kong's first 24-hour indoor bouldering gym, spanning 4,000 square feet and equipped with a Kilter board. The Kai Tak branch: Boasts a 15-meter-high speed climbing wall that meets international standards. The Tai Koo branch: Located in Paradise Mall, it offers over a hundred routes designed by international route setters from Japan.

Riding this Open Top Bus and doing the sightseeing in Hongkong never gets old especially when it hits 8 in the evening when every establishment seems to light up their building. We waited for Klook staff near the Kowloon hotel and confirmed our name which was already written in their paper. The people facilitating this ride were very professional, direct and kind. HK people are familiar with tourists and accomodates us well. You have an option to go down in the bus if the top option does not suit you. For our family, we were too excited seeing everything above us (you just have to hold your seat) even if the driver drives too fast and we dont even have seatbelts, others tried to go down, especially those who are old and has the fear of going off the bus.

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.

me and my husband just loved it. their hospitality, cruise and food drinks everything we enjoyed. and athena, elly and katnis were hosting us they are really nice people even she clicked very good pictures she was very sweet and kind i will recommend this tour with dreamer cruise thanks for the memories❤️😇

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.)

it was great. The Ninja was good as well. While the small little arcade area the some kids don't take turns properly and take a long time to play but over all it was good experience.