Kai Tak Sports Park is a large multi-purpose sports venue located in Kai Tak, Kowloon City District, Hong Kong. As a core part of both the "Kai Tak Development Plan" and the "Revitalizing Kowloon East" initiative, it represents the largest sports infrastructure project in Hong Kong's history. The project is built and operated by Kai Tak Sports Park Limited, a private entity, aiming to provide competition and training venues for sports associations, schools, and groups, as well as host large-scale concerts and other events.
Kai Tak Sports Park is situated on the former site of Kai Tak Airport, which was once Hong Kong’s international airport before its closure in 1998. After years of planning and redevelopment, this historically significant area is being transformed into a modern sports and leisure hub to promote community health and urban development. Its design not only preserves elements of Kai Tak Airport's history but also integrates the latest architectural technologies to create world-class sports and entertainment experiences.
Main Facilities:
Kai Tak Sports Park boasts a series of world-class facilities to meet the diverse needs of sports and entertainment:
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Main Stadium
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Capacity for 50,000 spectators.
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Features an openable roof and movable pitch, allowing flexible use of the venue.
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Suitable for hosting major international sporting events (such as football and rugby), concerts, and cultural activities.
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Equipped with advanced sound and lighting systems to provide top-notch viewing experiences.
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Indoor Sports Centre
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Capacity for 10,000 spectators.
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Ideal for indoor sports like basketball, badminton, volleyball, and gymnastics.
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Flexible design allows quick conversion into exhibition or performance spaces.
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Kai Tak Youth Arena
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Capacity for 5,000 people.
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Includes facilities such as athletics tracks, football fields, and tennis courts.
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Open to the public for daily use, providing professional sports facilities to encourage citizen participation in sports activities.
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Multi-purpose Spaces
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Includes fitness rooms, dance studios, and children's activity areas.
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Suitable for citizens of all ages.
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Offers community classes and activities to promote healthy lifestyles.
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Commercial and Dining Facilities
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Over 700,000 square feet of retail and dining space.
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Features restaurants, cafes, and retail stores offering diverse choices for citizens and visitors.
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The waterfront promenade facing Victoria Harbour, known as "Gourmet Bay," provides a leisurely dining experience where visitors can enjoy meals while admiring beautiful views.
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Environmental Sustainability：
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Adopts various green building technologies, including energy-saving facilities such as solar power generation and rainwater recycling systems to reduce carbon footprints.
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Uses permeable paving and vegetation cover to enhance the ecological benefits of the park and mitigate urban heat island effects.
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Design takes full account of ventilation and natural light to minimize energy consumption.
As an integrated complex that blends history, sports, entertainment, and sustainable development concepts, Kai Tak Sports Park will become one of Hong Kong’s most representative sports and cultural centers, offering high-quality sports and leisure experiences to citizens while promoting urban development and community vitality.
Kai Tak Sports Park officially opened on March 1, 2025, with an extensive public transportation network. Here are the main routes and street maps for reaching Kai Tak Sports Park:
Photos sources： Official Website of Kai Tak Sports Park
MTR:
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Take the Tuen Ma Line to Kai Tak Station, exit from Exit D, and walk about 5-10 minutes to reach Kai Tak Sports Park.
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Alternatively, take the Tuen Ma Line to Sung Wong Toi Station, exit from Exit D, turn right, and walk about 5-10 minutes to arrive at the main stadium and youth arena.
Bus:
There are three major transport hubs near Kai Tak Sports Park: Kowloon City Interchange (also known as Regal Oriental Hotel Stop and Sung Wong Toi Garden Stop), Yau Ma Tei Public Football Ground Stop, and Kowloon City Pier Bus Terminal. Over 60 bus routes pass through these stops.
Ferry:
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Take the ferry from North Point Pier to Kowloon City Pier. Upon disembarking, you can walk to Kai Tak Sports Park. This mode of transportation not only offers convenience but also allows you to enjoy the beautiful scenery of Victoria Harbour.
Parking Information:
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Parking services are available at the AIRSIDE mall near Kai Tak Sports Park for those driving.
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