Ocean Park is split between The Waterfront and The Summit, and much of a family day revolves around the animals. Short feeding demonstrations run through the afternoon: dolphins at the Marine Mammal Breeding and Research Centre and penguins at South Pole Spectacular on The Summit, red pandas at Giant Panda Adventure and meerkats at Little Meerkat and Giant Tortoise Adventure on The Waterfront.
For younger children, the Jungle of Giants playground has climbing racks, rope courses and gentle rides designed for their age. Wide pathways and lift access make getting around with a buggy easier, and the restaurants offer high chairs, kids’ meals, vegetarian choices and allergen-friendly menus. During Halloween Fest the park stays open into the evening, with haunted experiences such as Voodoo Boo Terror Park running after dark; outside the festival, hours vary by day.
One thing to plan around: bags, coolers and luggage above the park’s size limit are not allowed inside, so anything bulky has to go to the Baggage Rental Counter at The Waterfront before you start.
Family FAQ
How much does Ocean Park Hong Kong cost?
General admission is HK$538 for ages 12 and over and HK$269 for children aged 3-11.
Are there height or age limits at Ocean Park Hong Kong?
On Ocean Park Tower, anyone under 122 cm must ride with someone aged 15 or over who is at least 122 cm tall.
Can you bring a stroller to Ocean Park Hong Kong?
Strollers can be borrowed free of charge inside the park.
Is there baby changing at Ocean Park Hong Kong?
Private, climate-controlled nursing and baby care rooms have changing tables and washing facilities.
Can you bring your own food to Ocean Park Hong Kong?
You may bring baby food and a reasonable amount of food and drink for yourselves, but no alcohol, strong-smelling food or cooking.
