Ocean Park Hong Kong: where fun and conservation meet!

Ocean Park Hong Kong has been a favorite destination for families, thrill-seekers, and nature lovers for years. More than just a theme park, it’s a place where adventure meets education, where conservation efforts take the highest priority, and where visitors can create lasting memories. Post-pandemic, the park has introduced new experiences, making it an even more exciting place to visit.

Mr. Alec Ho, Senior Business Development Manager at Ocean Park Hong Kong

What’s New at Ocean Park?

Mr. Alec Ho, Senior Business Development Manager at Ocean Park Hong Kong, shares how the park has evolved to cater to different types of visitors, from families looking for fun activities to companies seeking unique corporate experiences.

For families, Ocean Park offers seamless and affordable experiences by partnering with travel agents and land operators. Interactive activities like penguin and sea lion feeding add a special touch to a family day out, making it more than just a typical theme park visit.

For corporate groups, Ocean Park provides tailored experiences for MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) events and team-building activities. Companies can choose from exclusive dining options at the Lagoon Restaurant and Ginger Grill, flexible meal coupons, or private spaces for up to 120 people. Team-building programs, designed around leadership, sustainability, and conservation, give organizations a chance to mix business with leisure.

Why Visit Ocean Park?

Ocean Park stands out from other attractions in Hong Kong for several reasons. Its central location makes it easily accessible via MTR, and it offers two distinct areas—Ocean Park and the newly upgraded Water World—along with nearby accommodations like The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel.

A must-try experience is the iconic cable car, in operation since 1977. Unlike other parks that charge extra for such attractions, Ocean Park includes unlimited cable car rides in its admission fee, offering visitors stunning views of the South China Sea.

Animal lovers will appreciate Ocean Park’s extensive wildlife exhibits, home to pandas, sea lions, sharks, and stingrays. It’s an experience that’s both entertaining and educational, reinforcing the park’s commitment to conservation.

A Strong Focus on Conservation and Sustainability

Beyond the rides and attractions, Ocean Park is dedicated to sustainability. The park has an environmental team overseeing various conservation initiatives and corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs. Visitors can explore exhibits that highlight the importance of protecting endangered species and marine conservation efforts.

Looking Ahead: What’s Next for Ocean Park?

As it approaches its 50th anniversary, Ocean Park continues to innovate, ensuring it remains a top destination in Hong Kong. A team of experts in education, conservation, hospitality, and marketing is constantly working on new ways to enhance visitor experiences while staying true to the park’s mission.

Upcoming Events and Offers

Ocean Park regularly hosts events, promotions, and trade briefings in key markets like the Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia. Whether it’s seasonal promotions, exclusive animal encounters, or special exhibits, there’s always something new to look forward to.

For those looking for a mix of adventure, conservation, and unique experiences, Ocean Park Hong Kong remains a must-visit destination. Whether you’re taking in breathtaking ocean views from a cable car, getting up close with marine animals, or enjoying a team-building retreat, Ocean Park offers something for everyone—without the hard sell, just an invitation to explore and enjoy.