Looking to let the kids loose, get some energy expended and have some fun but need it all to happen indoors? Indoor play areas to the rescue! Thankfully we have lots of choices for indoor play in Hong Kong because…typhoons, rain, heat and humidity happen. We at Playtimes have rounded up the very best places for indoor play in Hong Kong, all tried and tested by our very own brood.
Kiztopia in Park Central
Kiztopia, Singapore’s largest family edutainment centre, opens its second outlet in Park Central in Hong Kong this May (2024). The 13,000 sq.ft outer space-themed indoor playground features 19 play areas offering innovative challenges, including robotics, interactive kinesthetic games, and projection technology – promising an unparalleled experience. The ‘Mojo Zone’, covering approximately one-third of the playground, introduces the exhilarating ‘Speedy Slide’ and the dynamic ‘Volcanic Slide’, while the ‘Occupational Experience Zone’ offers two new professional roles for kids to play and learn in the company of eight original Kiztopia characters.
Location: Shop G35, Park Central, 9 Tong Tak Street Kowloon, Tseung Kwan O
Website: https://kiztopia.com.hk
Bomb Battle
Hong Kong’s first-of-its-kind multiplayer real life mission game with paint bombs has just launched. Sound pretty thrilling? Designed as the ultimate group entertainment destination, this high-tech multiplayer real life mission game introduces two missions (The City Threat and The Assault) to challenge a squad of four to eight players and put their skills to the test by winning four battles in each mission. Failing the mission results in a vibrant explosion of colours as defeated players get drenched in paint. Hello Instagrammable moments! Suitable for children age 7+ We gave Battle Bomb a try and thoroughly enjoyed it. Tickets cost $240 per player.
Super Sports Park
At 50,000 feet, Super Sports Park is Hong Kong’s largest indoor sports playground – and yes, it’s what used to be Super Park! Located No 1 Silver Sea, it boasts a range of facilities including a skateboarding rink, rollerskating rink, trampolines, rock climbing and boxing. There is also a cafe serving food for when it all gets a bit too much.
Address: Shop 03-05, Silversea Place, 18 Hoi Fai Road
Triangle Plus
With a variety of climbing walls (one is even dinosaur bone themed), obstacle courses, ball pits and caves to explore, Triangle Plus offers plenty of activities for kids to run off some energy on a wet day. Six zones are spread across a 30,000 Sq ft area and sessions are three hours. It also has professional climbing with instructors.
Address: Plaza 88, Tsuen Wan
LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre
Head over to LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Hong Kong at K11 MUSEA. Featuring a beautiful miniature replica of Hong Kong’s landmarks, (MINILAND®) including, The Star Ferry Central Pier, Peak Tram, Temple Street, and Big Buddha. Promising to be ‘the ultimate indoor playground for families with children’, the facility provides a 2-3 hour interactive and educational experience for ages 3-10 years. Visitors can enjoy 10 LEGO® themed play areas including; Kingdom Quest, MINILAND®, LEGO® Friends, Master Builder Classroom, DUPLO Farm, Café, Magic Bikes, Build & Test, 4D Studio and a LEGO® shop. Single Day Admission and Annual Passes available online.
Address: Shop B131-133 B1, K11 MUSEA Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, 2143 7300, [email protected]
Epic Land
Located in Discovery Bay North Plaza, Epic Land is a fun indoor play area has something for everyone. Purchase an online ticket to visit this ultimate playroom where children can climb, bounce, slide, play laser tag and generally have an epic time.
Address: G/F, 31 North Plaza, Family Recreation Centre, 96 Siena Avenue, Discovery Bay North, Lantau Island, 2441 0098, [email protected]
Ryze
Never a dull moment at Ryze trampoline park. With two jumping areas to choose from, this is a guaranteed workout for both parents and kids. From classic trampolines, too more adventurous zip lines, swings and jumping pits. Prices vary depending on the day and time, and start from $95. Open Mon-Thurs 10am-7pm and 9am-9pm over the weekend.
Address: 3/F, Kodak House 1, 321 Java Rd, Quarry Bay,
Docodoco
The Japanese game centre operator NAMCO has opened its first overseas DOCODOCO indoor digital adventure playground in Hong Kong. Located in the Lohas Mall, DOCODOCO is 5000sq of digital and interactive fantasy adventure for parents and children. A playroom with many different activities, including climbing equipment, a digital slide, Brio train sections, cooking stations, a ball pit, and a digital lily pond t name a few. Sessions start from $200 for 1 child and 2 adults for 1 hour.
Address: LOHAS Park, Tseung Kwan O Area 86, New Territories, [email protected]
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Sandbox VR
Sandbox VR is a futuristic VR experience for groups of up to 6 where you can see and physically interact with everyone inside, just like the real world. Inspired by Star Trek’s Holodeck, our exclusive worlds let you feel like you’re living inside a game or movie.
Address: Causeway Bay, 23/F, Soundwill plaza lI, Midtown 1 Tang Lung Street Causeway Bay Hong Kong, 3751 7922
Address: Tsim Sha Tsui, 4th Floor, Tern Plaza 5 Cameron Rd Tsim Sha Tsui Hong Kong, 2311 9995
The Big Things
Located at The Mills in Tseun Wan NT, The Big Things is a unique nature themed playground is inspired by Finnish design and features rare animals, insects, volcanoes and swamps. The playground is a place for children to learn about nature through sensory play, designed to encourage the development of motor skills and stimulate imagination and creativity. 60 minute sessions start from $140 for 1 child and 1 adult. Sessions can be booked online.
Address: Shop 205-207, 2/F, The Mills, No 45 Pak Tin Par street, Tsuen Wan, New Territories
VIVELAND
Experience Virtual Reality Like Never Before
Located in Dpark in Tseun Wan, VIVELAND is an experiential center in Hong Kong. With powerful VR device integration technology and brand new VR experience content, it creates a real interactive environment, guaranteed to stimulate the senses. Experiences include, walking the plank, walking amongst dinosaurs, playing archery and baseball to name a few. Prices start from $480 for 75 minutes.
Address: D.Park (L2 shop 2008), 398 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan, [email protected]
18 Challenge Karting
Go Kart and car racing Venue
Head on over to Hong Kong’s largest indoor go-karting venue, located in Ho Man Tin. 18 Challenge Karting spans across 50,000 square feet with an Formula Circuit adult race track, a child-friendly track with mini electric ride-on cars (2-4 years) or drift karts (5-12 years). They also have a themed restaurant, party room, and several F1 simulation games, and more. Check out their Facebook page for more information and pricing.
Address: S1, 2/F, Oi Man Plaza, 60 Chung Hau St, Ho Man Tin
Kidztech
Located in Whampao Hung Hom, Kidztech is a spacious indoor playroom, with plenty of open spaces, sensory play, sand pit, vacuum powered ball pit, lots of wooden toys and more. Sessions are limited in numbers, so it doesn’t feel overcrowded and pre-booking is required. Prices start from $180 for 1 child and 1 adult on weekdays. And $220 on weekends. Breastfeeding facilities are available on site and a restaurant is located next door.
Address: 6/F of Harbourfront Landmark Office Level, Hung Hom, 3168 6809, [email protected]
Running Kids
This indoor play centre located the Fortune Metropolis Mall nearby Hung How MTR is a great option for children age 18 months to 6 years. It has giant ball pits, slides, soft play areas, trampolines, sand pits, ride on cars and a role play area complete with costumes. Running Kids accepts walk-ins but it might be safer to book incase it is busy.
Address: Fortune Metropolis, Metropolis Drive, Hung Hom. Tel: 6270 7354
Buns 2020
Founded by a group of roller skating fans who met at the outdoor rinks in Victoria Park, Bun’s 2020 is a beginner-friendly rink of painted cement, and a larger hardwood rink for experienced skaters. The disco lights – on the decor and the wheels of the roller skates – make for a fun 80s vibe, that and the music! This one is great for adults and children.
Address: 7/F Kodak House, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, Phone: 2779 2020, WhatsApp: 6061-0300, [email protected]
Lost Escape Room
Challenge Yourself With Escape Rooms and Unlock Clues
Join together with your friends to collectively find your way our of a locked room, solving puzzles, and unlocking clues. Each escape game is themed and you must use the elements of the room to escape and/or find the missing item within a set amount of time.
Various Locations across Hong Kong
Tikitiki Bowling
Get down to Tikitiki bowling for a fun day out with the family. Kids will love the neon lights, over the top decor, and fun music. Drinks, and food can be bought directly to your bowling lane while you practice your aim!
Address: 4/F, Centro, 1A Chui Tong Road, Sai Kung, 2657 8488
Verm City
Family-Friendly Climbing Options for All Ages and Levels
Reach for the sky at Verm City with climbing options for all ages and levels. Whether you choose to ‘Clip N Climb’ or to tackle one of the more complex rock climbing walls, it’ll be a fun challenge. Bookings can be made online or walk in and masks are required at all times. Check the website for age restrictions.
Address: 4/F, Kodak House 1, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Phone: 2560 8128, Whatsapp: 6135 8251, [email protected]
Mattel Playhouse
Let your children immerse themselves in a variety of themed activities – they can become a young champion racing driver with Hot Wheels, unlock their creative potential with Barbie, role play different occupations with some fun dress-up, or combine artistic creativity and virtual reality by designing Barbie in their favourite colours. They can even take a train ride through Sodor with Thomas and his Friends. Tickets are available through Trip.com
Featured image courtesy of theroopscoop IG; picture 1 courtesty of Kiztopia; picture 2 courtesy of @emmaemmawho IG; Legoland Hong Kong; picture 3 courtesy of Natasha Petit-O’Connor; Picture 4 courtesy go Legoland Discovery Centre; Picture 5 courtesy of Ryze; picture 6 courtesy of Sandbox VR FB; picture 7 courtesy of The Big Things; picture 8 courtesy of 18 Challenge Karting; picture 9 courtesy of Running Kids; picture 10 courtesy of Buns 2020; picture 11 courtesy of Lost Escape Room; Picture 12 courtesy of Mattel Playhouse
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