The resort destination to experience the best of Hong Kong

Ocean Park Hong Kong, one of Asia's most iconic resort destinations, invites Filipinos to experience the beauty of Hong Kong through its exhilarating rides, up-close animal encounters, and thoughtfully-designed exhibits that combine fun with education."With the addition of Water World Ocean Park and two five-star resort hotels, Ocean Park Hong Kong now offers visitors a unique and holistic leisure and entertainment experience," Ocean Park Corporation chief executive Ivan Wong said at his recent visit in Manila.Wong also recognized the global trend towards green tourism and cultural immersion, adding, "We have also seized the opportunity to fulfill our mission of promoting conservation and education. Through fun and meaningful experiences, we aim to connect visitors with nature and raise awareness of ecological conservation."Ocean Park Hong Kong is one of Asia's most iconic resort destinations.For thrill-seeking visitors, Ocean Park offers an exhilarating line-up of world-class rides. One of the Park's jewels is the Wild Twister, a high-speed ride that send visitors swinging and spinning on individual seats, delivering a euphoric rush of adrenaline. Another fan-favourite is the signature Hair Raiser, a roller coaster that hurtles, plunges, loops and dangles visitors around at a massive 4G, with the wind in their hair. These must-try amusement rides promise breathtaking loops and stunning views!Meanwhile, the park connects visitors from different parts of the world with unique cultural experiences. Journeying back in time with Neon Lights Up Old Hong Kong, visitors get to experience an immersive spectacle of neon signs and a fascinating neon lighting show, live performances, Canto-pop music, and an interactive starlight bingo game.The Park's various festive events are also not to be missed. In September and October, the Park will welcome visitors with its renowned Halloween Fest 2024. From kids-friendly day-time spooky fun to spine-tingling night-time surprises and haunted houses with terrifying themes, the Ocean Park Halloween Fest invites the brave and curious to embark on a bone-chilling adventure.Also giving visitors the opportunity to get up close with charming animal ambassadors, Ocean Park Hong Kong now presents 20 animal habitats, each delivering different conservation messages. From giant pandas, meerkats, Sichuan snub-nosed golden monkeys, penguins, seals, sea lions to dolphins, and more, these adorable animal ambassadors aim to inspire visitors to protect the environment in daily life.The newly unveiled Croco Land gives visitors the chance to discover the importance of protecting local diversity through meeting Passion, the non-native crocodile found and rescued in the yard of a village house. For thrill-seeking visitors, Ocean Park offers world-class rides.Additionally, witness the magic of AI as the gentle sloths become art icons and star in famous masterpieces like Mona Lisa and The Scream at the all-new Sloth and Friends Studio! It's all about raising awareness for the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List of Threatened Species (IUCN Red List), and inspiring people to help reverse the extinction trend.For animal lovers who wants to gain a deeper understanding of the characteristics of different species and the threats they face, be sure to check out Ocean Park Hong Kong's Get Closer to the Animals series.Meanwhile, Water World Ocean Park Hong Kong, which opened its doors to the public in September 2021, complements Ocean Park with 27 indoor and outdoor facilities across five beautiful themed zones built on the hillside and oceanfront.Additionally, the two international hotels at the resort – Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel and The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong – offer a great range of accommodation, recreation, and culinary delights.Located at Hong Kong Island's southern coastline, the resort is set to reignite the spark in tourists and local visitors alike with its panoramic views.For more information, visit https://www.oceanpark.com.hk/en.