Brief information on Ocean Park  

Ocean Park was opened in 1977 and combines entertainment, education and care facilities.  It is located in the southern part of Hong Kong, occupying an area of more than 870,000m² and consists of three attractions, which are connected by the escalators and cable cars.

Ocean Park contains many different kinds of animals. You can watch the lovely pandas, giant salamanders, Yangtze alligators, rare golden fishes and water dogs in Lowland Garden; see all kinds of birds in Bird Paradise; find out about dolphins and sea lions in Whisker’s Harbour and visit Marine Land to experience  Sea Jelly Spectacular, which was opened in 2006 and occupies an area of5,000 square feet to display 400 species of unique jelly fishes; Pacific Pier, which breeds sea lions and seals, Atoll Reef, which raises 250 species of fishes including one 2-meter long giant grouper and twenty Sumei Fishes; Ocean Theatre, which offers the viewing public performances by  sea lions, dolphins and whales;  and Ocean Park Tower, from which people can overlook Deep Water Bay, Repulse Bay, Ap Lei Chau, Lamma Island andPokfulam.  

Moreover, Headlands Rides and Adventure Land offer tourists yet more excitement and entertainment.  The Abyss Turbo Drop, Ferris Wheel, The Dragon, Crazy Galleon, Headland Games, Raging River and Mine Train attract young people in ever-growing numbers to experience their various delights.

*You can download the bilingual note to show it to a taxi driver or someone else to find your way to Ocean Park if you plan to visit Ocean Park and have language problems.

   

Hours: 10:00-18:00
Location: Brick Hill (Nam Long Shan), Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong.
Transportation: buy ticket in Admiralty Station or in Central Star Ferry Pier Bus Station, and then take Bus 629 to Ocean Park. The ticket includes the admission of Ocean Park and roundtrip fares; take Bus 72, 72A, 92, 96, 592 in Causeway Bay; take Bus 6A, 6X, 70, 75, 90, 97, 260 in Central.
Admission: HK$250 for adult, or HK$125 for children (3-11 years old) and disabled people.