Review Ocean Park Hong Kong Ticket

Three generations of my family visited Ocean Park. Yesterday, it rained for half the day, but the weather cleared up in the afternoon, and it wasn't too crowded. The younger generation enjoyed many of the thrill rides! My parents were even more excited about the rides than seeing the animals! My youngest son and I primarily focused on the animals. Currently, there's also a collaboration with Sanrio, featuring interactive games throughout the park, and the entire park is beautifully decorated, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The animations inside the Ocean Express train have even been changed to Sanrio character shorts, and there are many lovely photo spots! Along the Rainforest Adventure Trail lives a rescued squirrel named Momo. Yesterday, a zookeeper was in its enclosure explaining Momo's background. Apparently, after being rescued and treated by Kadoorie Farm, Momo was sent to Ocean Park and placed in the Rainforest Trail to acclimate before being released back into the wild. Ocean Park actually does a lot of conservation and animal rescue work, and the animals are very well cared for! Several times, when I stopped to watch the animals, the zookeepers noticed and proactively came over to talk about the animals' daily habits and interesting facts! One zookeeper even showed me funny photos of meerkats on her phone. This park truly caters to both my active daughter and my quiet son, and my parents also had a great time!

I went to Ocean Park to see the pandas. The admission fee is a bit high at 10,000 Japanese Yen, but I think you can easily spend a whole day there, as the park is as vast as 20 Tokyo Domes and offers many attractions. The Panda House is divided into two sections: one for the twins and their parents, and another for a pair from China. There might be a bit of a line right after opening, but a few hours later, you can enter without waiting and watch the pandas for an unlimited time, as there's no rotation system. It's also very convenient to get to, taking about 20 minutes by train from the Central area.

This was a great experience. The Giant Panda join-in tour includes a bus or land transfer. We had to take the MTR and go to the Kowloon Hotel. After telling them our name, they gave us a wristband. As soon as we arrived at Ocean Park, we just had to show our wristband to enter; no QR code was needed. We were able to ride all the fun rides in Ocean Park, and the kids loved the animals: the sea lion, the sharks, the manta rays, and especially the Giant Panda. They were so cute.

My first time visiting Ocean Park was unexpectedly fun! There were so many rides and animals. I'd love to go again if I get the chance. The only downside was that it was SO hot!

Rides: Very fun, but most require a height of 120cm or more.
Shows: We didn't see any. The kids were worried about not having enough time to play. We planned to watch them after the rides, but by the time we finished, the park was almost closing.
Wait Times: We might have gone against the usual flow, as there weren't many lines at first. We only started waiting for rides like the bumper cars after noon. After that, wait times were generally 10 minutes or more.
Klook Booking Convenience: Extremely convenient. No need to wait in line at the ticket counter, and it's cheaper too.
Price: Affordable.

Very easy to purchase and got voucher soon after payment by email. We booked the day before we planned to go to check on weather but could easily have done it on the day. Lots of walking in the park but long queues only for the gondola and train between waterfront and summit. Otherwise queues seemed no longer than 20 mins which isn’t bad at all for a theme park. Many great animals to see and thrill rides. Great views from the gondola and summit.

You can see incredibly cute pandas, a variety of marine life, and different amusement park rides, both thrilling and mild, so there's something for everyone. After entering the park, you can first visit the aquarium, which is very large and has many kinds of marine life. Then, you can go to the panda pavilion to see the newborn pandas – they're really adorable!
To get to the amusement rides, you can take the cable car or the Ocean Express train. If there isn't a long line, definitely take the cable car! You can see beautiful sea views, and the cable car is also a major feature of Ocean Park. Once you're there, you can also see animals like penguins and polar bears. The roller coaster outside the penguin exhibit isn't too intense, so you can give it a try.
In terms of transportation, the Ocean Park MTR station is right outside, which is very convenient!

This is a must do when you visit Hong Kong if you have some extra time on your hands and you want to see the PANDAS. Ocean Park is a theme park, with plenty of rides (a couple of good roller coasters), but has loads of animals to see as well, including the Pandas and a number of different marine animals. Very easy to get there by MRT, but arrive at opening time to get quiet viewing time with the Panda experience. Overall, a great day out, which can easily last a good 8 hours.

we enjoyed ocean park so much and even though it’s not as fancy as Disneyland it has everything a child needs. They also have aquarium n u can see penquins, walrus n feed the seal. this is the place to see panda too! best is the park is not crowded and we do not have to wait for any rides.

Purchased the ticket in klook and all good to go. it’s easy and smooth transaction. recommended for both adult and child visiting. no need for long queues. quite wide and will surely enjoyed by everyone.

this tour is one of the highlights of my first ever travel to Hongkong! i really love this activity. i stayed in tst area so going to the pick up area in kowloon hotel is just walking distance. i choose this over the one that is a ticket only bcoz this is cheaper also there will be a shuttle that will bring u to Ocean park and during entering the guide will do all the work all u have to do is wait for signal to enter the place. we didn't wait in long lines for there are dedicated entrance for groups. she brought us straight to the giant pandas and after we are on our own and i just return to my hotel on my own which is very easy too as the mtr is just outside.