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Kids & Families

牙痛 ~ !

Hong Kong seems made especially for families, because there’s so much to do for kids of all ages, and not all of it means spending loads of money. You’ll want to prioritize, being sure also to schedule down time so little ones don’t run out of steam or to ramp it up to keep teenagers engaged. If you have more than a few days, be sure to check out my itineraries for additional suggestions, like the Temple Street Night Market that is sure to appeal to older kids in The Peak & Tsim Sha Tsui in-a-day itinerary.

Themes and Screams

Hong Kong’s biggest draw for families is—surprise!—Hong Kong Disneyland. While you might be reluctant to spend time seeing an American theme park in Asia, your little ones may override you, and in any case, there are attractions here you won’t find anywhere else, including Fantasy Gardens where tykes can meet up with famous Disney characters. Otherwise, my preference would be Hong Kong’s own Ocean Park, a combination theme park/aquarium with lots of aquatic animals to ogle, thrill rides that will make you scream your head off, scenic views of the South China Sea band more (I’ve even come here sans children, and I must confess I’ve always had a blast).

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Hong Kong Disneyland

For those who must visit them all

Hong Kong Heritage Museum

Lifestyles & Culture in the New Territories

Hong Kong Maritime Museum

Highlighting Hong Kong's Seafaring Past

Hong Kong Museum of History

A 101 history lesson on Hong Kong

Hong Kong Science Museum

Family entertainment on a rainy day

Hong Kong Wetland Park

Bird refuge with pathways & education center

Madame Tussauds Hong Kong

Who wouldn't want to stand next to Jackie Chan?

Ocean Park

Animals, aquariums & thrill rides make this a great theme park

Peak Lookout

Al fresco international dining on the Peak ($$)

Star Ferry

Ferry crossing of Victoria Harbour a must for visitors

Symphony of Lights

Nightly laser & light extravaganza

Text © Beth Reiber

Image by Jonathan Leung