Water World Ocean Park Hong Kong

Tsim Sha tsui

A seaside water park next to Ocean Park with slides, wave pools, and a lazy river overlooking the South China Sea.

  • Slides and water coasters for visitors looking for a faster-paced ride
  • A wave pool and lazy river for a slower, more relaxed pace
  • Dedicated splash zones and play areas built for younger children
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Post-Summer Splash Offer [Weekday]

Catch the last wave of summer and splash into fun at Water World!

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No date required — visit anytime

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Adult(12+)

£17.70 each

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Child(3–11)

£8.95 each

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£8.95 each

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Summer Splash Admission Ticket - Weekday (Mon-Fri Only, exclude Hong Kong Public Holidays)

Location: Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong Island Opening Hours: Opening hours are subject to change.

Non-refundable

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£24.55

per person

Location: Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong Island Opening Hours: Opening hours are subject to change.

Post-Summer Splash Offer [All Day]

Catch the last wave of summer and splash into fun at Water World!

Non-refundable

From

£25.95

per person

Catch the last wave of summer and splash into fun at Water World!

Summer Splash Admission Ticket - All Days of Week

Location: Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong Island Opening Hours: Opening hours are subject to change.

Non-refundable

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£34.90

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Location: Ocean Park, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong Island Opening Hours: Opening hours are subject to change.

Water World "Summer Splash" 3CanGo Offer Package

Gather your friends for the ultimate summer splash!

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From

£69.35

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Gather your friends for the ultimate summer splash!

About this experience

Water World Ocean Park Hong Kong sits right next to Ocean Park, giving you a year-round seaside water park with views out over the South China Sea. Slides and water coasters cluster at one end for those chasing a bit of adrenaline, while wave pools and a lazy river offer a slower pace for anyone happy to just drift. Dedicated splash zones for younger children mean the park works well for mixed-age groups rather than just one type of visitor.

What sets this water park apart in Hong Kong is the setting — it's built into the coastline near Tsim Sha Tsui, so the ocean backdrop stays with you whether you're queuing for a slide or floating along the river. Lockers, changing rooms, showers, dining outlets, and retail shops are spread throughout the site, so you can settle in for a full day without needing to leave.

Whether you're planning a family day out or just want a few hours of pool time between sightseeing, this water park gives you a straightforward mix of thrill rides and relaxed water areas in one place.

What to expect

Once you're through the entrance, the park opens out into a mix of zones — slides and water coasters on one side, calmer wave pools and the lazy river on the other, plus splash areas set aside for younger children. There's no fixed route, so you can move between attractions as you like, alternating between faster rides and downtime floating or relaxing by the water.

Throughout the day you'll have access to lockers, changing rooms, and showers, along with dining outlets and shops if you want to break for food or pick up anything you've forgotten. Some attractions may run on different schedules depending on the day and weather conditions, so it's worth checking ride operating times as you go rather than planning around one specific slide or pool.

Things to note

  • Bring swimwear, a towel, and a change of clothes — proper swim attire is required on all water attractions
  • Lockers are available to rent for storing personal belongings while you're in the water
  • Some rides have height, weight, or health restrictions, so check individual ride signage on arrival
  • Children need to be supervised by an accompanying adult at all times
  • Pack reef-safe sunscreen and reapply it through the day, since much of the park is uncovered
  • Water shoes or sandals can help on hot pool decks and slide queues

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