Hong Kong for kids, doesn’t, at first, seem like an easy prospect, with it’s packed streets and oppressive heat, Hong Kong with kids actually seems like a nightmare – it isn’t. With a constant crop of events and attractions, you’ll find the only thing you’ll be short of is time, to fit it all in.
Hong Kong Disneyland
Recently celebrating its second anniversary, Mickeys South East Asian home has started to bounce back from the negative reviews it received on opening. While major rides are a little low on the ground, Disneyland is constantly opening more. Address: Hong Kong Disneyland, Sunny Bay. Hours: 10am -7pm daily.
Symphony of Lights
Forget the latest Star Wars flick, and see the real deal with the world's biggest laser and light show. Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront. Hours: 8pm daily.Ocean Park
Still Hong Kong's premier theme park, Ocean Park is a family favorite, whose mix of exciting rides and educational seaworld exhibits, mean it has something for everybody. Abeerdeen, Hong Kong Island. Hours: 10am- 6pm, or 10am - 11pm in summer.Hong Kong's Best Beaches
If the weather's good, and it usually is, head for some of Hong Kong's outstanding beaches. Located all around the territory, you can take your pick from isolated islands, to city bolt-holes.Hong Kong Festivals
Hong Kong is in a constant rotation of festivals, when the city takes on an even more colorful and fun side than usual. From dragon dances to mooncakes, Hong Kong festivals are wonderfully kid friendly - click on the link above to find out what's going on when.Hong Kong Heritage Museum
Kids generally find museums as interesting as you would Teletubbies, however the Heritage Museum has gone to special lengths to try and attempt the younger crowd, including an excellent, dedicated Discovery Centre - very hands on. 1 Man Lam Road, Sha Tin. Hours: 10am – 6pm, closed on Wednesdays.
