Things to do in Hong Kong

The Ruby Pass is an absolute must if you're traveling with a toddler! It gave us access to the priority lane, which saved us from a long wait in the standard queue—essential for keeping a 15-month-old happy. The tram is very smooth and stroller-friendly. The views from the Sky Terrace were stunning, and the Mei Lok Experience was a cute, air-conditioned break for the little one.

Booking with Klook was very very easy! No issues linking the ticket to the my account on the HK Disneyland App too. Highly recommend this experience! Shows were great, rides were good. Monitor wait times for rides as some can be quite extensive.

I had a great experience at Cable Car 360. and Ngong Ping Village. Thanks to Klook. ❤️ I booked for 2pm ride but I arrived early, still they accepted my ticket. There are plenty of foods stalls and souvenirs shop. And there's 7-11 too. If you have a budget, I recommend you get the combo ticket, standard cabin going to Ngong Ping Village and and a crystal + cabin going back to Tung Chung Station. The que is less in crystal + cabin and if you are lucky enough, you will enjoh the cabin by yourself. price: Its worth the price. experience: Amazing! The view is astounding. Over the mountains and over the sea. ease of booking on Klook: So easy. Hassle-free!

fun day out, good place to do some photography as well while spending money on games and rides, it’s an annual HK thing that I love to visit every year. this year with the TVB sponsorship was cool for photo spots.

I’ve been here for a few times. I missed coming back, I had a wonderful journey in this Museum, those exhibitions have been holding for over few hundreds years, I never thought history would be that beautiful.

we had so much fun, especially our baby. it was great to see the fishes and the other animals. the whole place is clean, and the staff were all accommodating. it was also a good idea to visit the park during weekdays because the queue times are just short. i just hope that they can extend the park hours until 8:30 or 9pm! 🥹

I participated in the evening session from 19:45-21:15. Before the activity started, I was able to queue up and use a QR code to fill out the liability waiver. Note that there is a fee for luggage storage. You can also buy non-slip socks on site. The event started on time. It is mainly divided into four zones. Upon entering, there is a place for you to take off your shoes first. The first zone, the keeta logo area, is the entrance to the obstacle course, and it was the most exciting for me personally. The track is very long, with many different types of obstacles. If you get tired in the middle, you can go to the emergency exit. The last slide is so fun to slide down! 😆 (Sweating a lot, but happy🥳) The second zone is the octopus alien area. There is a ball pit in the middle, and a circular track on the side. Kids should have more fun playing there 🫣. The third zone has an Airland mattress logo. The area is square, with climbing and banana boat-like things to play with in the four corners. Instead, there is a circle in the middle. My friends and I played catch there for a long time 😂. The fourth zone is the large bouncy castle that you often see in advertisements. You can play on the slide, basketball, large balls, and climbing poles. There is a DJ booth in the center playing music and spraying bubbles. When people hear songs they like, they just dance in the middle. The atmosphere is quite happy. That night, they played anime songs and Cantonese golden oldies (a 90s kid said it was a hit). The hygiene wasn't as bad as I thought. There was some dust on the sides, and some individual areas were a bit black, but overall it was acceptable! This experience was very happy. If there's a chance next year, I'll participate again with my friends 😆🤩✨. I recommend bringing an extra shirt to change into. The place is really big and you'll sweat a lot 😂.

It was a wonderful experience, but I don't think there's much benefit to early entry. Anna and Kristoff go around to each table, and autographs and photos with only the characters are okay. At 10:00 AM, Elsa comes with the minstrels once to each side of the floor and does a greeting for a few minutes to the song. You can't take a photo of just Elsa or a photo together. If you're not seated by around 9:15 AM, I think you'll miss the character greeting. It was around 10:30 AM when everything was finished, so I don't think it's suitable for people who have various purposes first thing in the morning or who want to eat and leave at their own pace. All the dishes were delicious, and I enjoyed the character shapes like Olaf. The special drink, which is served one per person, looked good, but the syrup was very sweet. It felt special, and overall I thought it was good.

booking it from Klook in advance made my hk observation wheel experience more easy and less hasstle :) these are some shots and the view from hk observation wheel :) service: 10/10 ease of booking on Klook: 10/10