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💡 The Short Version: An adult ticket is HK$538 and a child’s (3 to 11) is HK$269, valid for 180 days from purchase (oceanpark.com.hk). Ocean FasTrack priority access is HK$320 for seven rides and attractions or HK$580 for all. The park has a lower Waterfront with the giant pandas and the Grand Aquarium, and the Summit with the thrill rides, linked by a cable car and the Ocean Express funicular. The North Pole Encounter is closed until a marine mammal conservation centre opens, which the park puts in the first quarter of 2027. Or book a tour: the Ocean Park ticket with an Ocean FasTrack Standard passad (from HK$815, 4.3 stars from 56 reviews) costs HK$43 less than buying the two from the park.
Ticket prices
Prices from the park’s ticket page and FAQ. Each day’s opening hours are on the park’s calendar.
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult (12 or above) | HK$538 |
| Child (3 to 11) | HK$269 |
| JoyYou Card holder (60 to 64) | HK$100 |
| Under 3 | Free |
- Validity: 180 days from the date of purchase.
- Refunds: the park does not consider refunds, in whole or part, because a ride is suspended or an attraction is closed.
- Weather: the park stays open under Standby Signal No. 1 and amber or red rainstorm signals, with some outdoor rides suspended, and suspends every outdoor ride under Strong Wind Signal No. 3. If the Observatory pre-announces Signal No. 8, the park stops on-site ticket sales two hours before the hoisting time and clears the park; the cable car may also stop in strong wind (weather arrangements).
- Strollers and wheelchairs: hired at Aqua City on the Waterfront, a stroller at HK$150 a day and a wheelchair at HK$60 a day, each with a HK$100 refundable deposit.
Ocean FasTrack
One priority access per ride or attraction (Ocean FasTrack). The price is the same for adults and children.
| Pass | Price | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| Ocean FasTrack Standard | HK$320 | 7 designated rides and attractions |
| Ocean FasTrack Pro | HK$580 | All priority accesses, including The Flash and Bumper Blaster |
The Grand Aquarium at Ocean Park. Photo: Mkckim, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
Tours and tickets with extras
The park’s own ticket is HK$538. Booking through a partner makes sense when it bundles a pass or a transfer.
Ocean Park ticket with FasTrack Standard
From HK$815 · 4.3 stars from 56 reviews · skip the line · free cancellation
Hong Kong: Ocean Park Entry Ticket + OceanFasTrack Passad: a park ticket with the seven priority accesses of an Ocean FasTrack Standard pass. The listing gives the original price as HK$858, which is the park’s HK$538 plus HK$320; the HK$815 “from” price is HK$43 less.
Ocean Park entry ticket
From HK$538 · 4.6 stars from 182 reviews · 180 days
Hong Kong: Ocean Park Entry Ticketad: a standard admission ticket, at the same HK$538 as the park, with the 180-day validity listed. There is no saving; it only helps if you prefer to book everything on one site. Klook sells it as well: Ocean Park on Klookad{rel=“sponsored nofollow noopener”}.
Panda visit with a one-way transfer
From HK$530 · 4.3 stars from 62 reviews · 8 hours · free cancellation
Hong Kong: Ocean Park Panda Visit Entry Ticket with Transferad: admission plus a one-way transfer from the city, and the listing says you skip the ticket counter and meet six pandas. Book at least three hours ahead.
Official ticket or tour: the prices side by side
Operator prices are for an adult.
| What you want | Official | On GetYourGuide |
|---|---|---|
| Entry only | HK$538 | From HK$538 |
| Entry with Ocean FasTrack Standard | HK$858 (HK$538 + HK$320) | From HK$815 |
| Entry with a transfer | Not sold by the park | From HK$530 for the panda visit with a one-way transfer |
The bundle is the only one of these that beats the park’s own price.
The two zones: Waterfront and Summit
The park is split between the lower Waterfront and the headland Summit, and the Cable Car and the Ocean Express link them.
- The Waterfront: the Giant Panda Adventure holds the Hong Kong-born twin cubs Jia Jia and De De (born 15 August 2024), Ying Ying and Le Le, with red pandas and the Chinese giant salamander. An An and Ke Ke are at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Sichuan Treasures in Aqua City. Animal exhibits can close temporarily without notice (park). The Grand Aquarium, also in Aqua City, has a 5.5-metre dome, a 13-metre-wide acrylic viewing panel and about 5,000 fish from over 400 species.
- The Summit: Thrill Mountain has the Hair Raiser, a floorless coaster at up to 4G with a 140 cm height requirement, and The Flash, which lifts riders 22 metres at up to 60 km/h and 3.9G, with a height limit of 137 to 195 cm and a minimum age of 12. Polar Adventure’s South Pole Spectacular holds over 90 penguins of three species.
- North Pole Encounter: closed while the park rebuilds it as a marine mammal conservation centre, with the park’s notice giving the first quarter of 2027 for reopening (notice). Seals and sea lions are at Pacific Pier at the Summit.
The Hair Raiser at Thrill Mountain. Photo: Anniewongw, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0.
A giant panda in its enclosure. Photo: Jacklee, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
Cable Car or Ocean Express
Both link the Waterfront and the Summit. The Cable Car gives views of the sea, sky and hills. The Ocean Express is a 4-minute funicular ride on a simulated submarine journey that seats up to 5,000 people an hour (Ocean Express). Both are among the attractions covered by Ocean FasTrack.
Getting there
Take the MTR South Island Line to Ocean Park Station, which has direct access to the park entrance (how to get there). Citybus 629 runs from Central (Star Ferry) to the main entrance on a limited service, and a number of Citybus and First Bus routes stop at the Aberdeen Tunnel Toll Plaza or Wong Chuk Hang San Wai. See Hong Kong public transport and the Octopus card guide.
For the other park, see Hong Kong Disneyland tickets. For more days out with children, see Hong Kong with kids.
Common questions
How much are tickets to Ocean Park Hong Kong?
General admission is HK$538 for an adult (aged 12 or above) and HK$269 for a child aged 3 to 11. Holders of a JoyYou Card aged 60 to 64 pay HK$100, and children under 3 are free. A ticket is valid for 180 days from the date of purchase (oceanpark.com.hk).
Can I see giant pandas at Ocean Park Hong Kong?
Yes. The Giant Panda Adventure on the Waterfront has the Hong Kong-born twin cubs Jia Jia and De De, born on 15 August 2024, with Ying Ying and Le Le. An An and Ke Ke from Sichuan are at the Hong Kong Jockey Club Sichuan Treasures in Aqua City.
Is the North Pole Encounter open?
No. The park is rebuilding it as a marine mammal conservation centre, and its notice gives the reopening as the first quarter of 2027. Seals and sea lions are at Pacific Pier meanwhile.
What is Ocean FasTrack and what does it cost?
It gives one priority access per ride or attraction. Ocean FasTrack Standard is HK$320 for 7 designated rides and attractions, and Ocean FasTrack Pro is HK$580 for all of them, including The Flash and Bumper Blaster. Adult and child prices are the same.
How do I get to Ocean Park by MTR?
Take the MTR South Island Line to Ocean Park Station, which has direct access to the park entrance. From Central, Citybus 629 also runs from the Star Ferry to the main entrance on a limited service.
