Ocean Park’s new Water World will open to Hong Kong public on September 21 after years of delays


Ocean Park’s new all-weather Water World will finally open to the Hong Kong public on September 21 after four years of delays, with vaccination against the coronavirus encouraged for visitors, but not compulsory.

Online ticketing starts at 5pm on Monday, with entry priced at HK$320 (US$41) for adults and HK$225 for children, subject to seasonal adjustments. The elderly and people with disabilities will be able to enjoy a discounted price of HK$150.

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