Your Guide To Kai Tak Sports Park: The Kai Tak Stadium, Mall, Sports Facilities & More!

Discover your ultimate guide to the Kai Tak Sports Park — from its venues and spaces and how to get there to things to do during your visit!

Before we dive into everything you need to know about the Kai Tak Sports Park, let’s get one thing straight — even if you’re not a sports fan, this place is so much more than just a sports fanatic’s dream. The massive, 28-hectare space was built on the site of the former northern tarmac of the old Kai Tak Airport, and has been completely transformed into a vibrant urban hub thanks to the Hong Kong government’s revitalisation plans. Getting there is super easy — it’s a straightforward walk from either the MTR’s Kai Tak station or Sung Wong Toi station (more on that below!). If you’re driving, the park is well-connected by highways to areas like Kwun Tong, To Kwa Wan, Ma Tau Kok, Kowloon City and other nearby spots. Keep reading to discover more! 

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Kai Tak Sports Park: Facilities, Venues & More
Kai Tak Mall: Things To Do, Eat & Shop
Kai Tak Stadium: Upcoming Events 2025
How To Get To Kai Tak Sports Park

Kai Tai Sport Park Facilities, Venues & More

Kai Tak Sports Park offers something for everyone to enjoy, from its top-tier sports and entertainment venues to a variety of spots where you can be active, dine, shop and just chill.

Kai Tak Arena

With space for up to 10,000 people, the Kai Tak Arena is built for epic international tournaments like badminton, basketball, gymnastics, tennis and more. Its pillar-free design means every seat has a perfect view. Additionally, the main lobby features cushioned benches for resting and several snack stalls, including Subway, takoyaki from TEA BASARA, Apollo and more. It’s the ideal spot to unwind before a concert at the nearby Kai Tak Stadium!

Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground

The park features a Public Sports Ground that can seat up to 5,000 spectators, making it perfect for athletics events like football or rugby matches, or even for school sports days. It also serves as a training space for teams and athletes. Even better, when the venue isn’t booked for events, the running track is open to the public at no cost!

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The Kai Tak Mall: Things To Do, Eat & Shop

The Kai Tak Mall is undoubtedly one of the must-visit highlights at the Kai Tak Sports Park. Whether you’re up for some window shopping or wanting to grab a bite before heading to a concert at the Kai Tak Stadium, it’s here to make life a whole lot easier!

1. Shopping & Dining
   
   Think you’re all set for your next ClassPass session without some fresh workout gear? Think again — Kai Tak Mall is here to prove you wrong! It’s is just as exciting as its next-door neighbour AIRSIDE (just a breezy 17-minute stroll away), with three main buildings and over 200 stores, including big names like Adidas, Asics, Decathlon, Salomon, National Geographic and more. It’s a no-brainer destination for all your sports and lifestyle needs!

   Worked up an appetite after all that shopping? Kai Tak Mall has got a wide selection of restaurants along with a Food hall where you can tuck into a variety of delicious options including Pepper Lunch, Tiger Ramen, Jollibean and more!

2. Entertainment Facilities
   
   Kai Tak Mall is packed with fun! There’s the Namco Entertainment Arena, pet-friendly spaces, a towering 17.5-metre rock climbing wall (the tallest in Hong Kong), and 40 world-class competition-grade bowling lanes at the Top Bowl Tenpin Bowling Centre. If you’ve got little ones (or want to secure the ‘cool aunt’ in title the family), Joypolis and Epicland are guaranteed kid-approved hits! For the full list of shops and facilities at the Kai Tak Mall, check out its official website.

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Restaurants To Check Out In The Kai Tak Mall

Greyhound Café — serves Thai food with a western twist, www.greyhoundcafe.com
Pizza Maru — offers a wide variety selection of pizzas, fried chicken, pasta, risotto and award-winning Korean craft beer, www.pizzamaru.com
Asam — serves Singaporean and Malaysian cuisines, Instagram: @asam_chicken
Chi Cha San Chen — Taiwanese cuisine with the best tea selection and beverages, www.chichasanchen.com
Men Wah Bing Teng — go-to spot for classics like BBQ pork with egg and rice, sa cha beef noodles and egg tart, www.menwahbingteng.com
On Kim Pot Rice — traditional Joseon bibimbap with rice and various ingredients, www.onkimpotrice.com
N+ Burger — all-natural, premium Angus Beef burgers that are free from any hormone growth promoters, www.nplusburgers.com

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The Kai Tak Stadium Upcoming Events 2025

Coldplay: Music Of The Spheres World Tour  — 8 April to 9 April, 2025 and 11 April to 12 April,2025

Iconic British band Coldplay is gearing up for four epic shows at the Kai Tak Stadium! If you’re lucky enough to grab tickets, get ready for a night to remember, ’cus we’re expecting nothing less than spectacular. Pyrotechnics and confetti? They better bring it! General admission begins at 5pm, with opening acts ELYANNA and MARF performing from 6pm to 7pm before Coldplay takes the stage at 8pm. Remember to pick up your physical ticket at Cityline kiosks (if you haven’t already!) located outside the Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground, on the ground floor of the Kai Tak Arena or on the 4th floor of Kai Tak Mall 2.

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How To Get To Kai Tak Sports Park

Getting to Kai Tak Sports Park? Easy peasy! Public transport’s got you covered with plenty of convenient options to choose from. Here’s how you can make your way there:

• MTR to Kai Tak Station (Tuen Ma Line): An 11-minute walk from the station, this route is ideal for those heading directly to the Kai Tak Mall and the Kai Tak Arena.
• MTR to Sung Wong Toi Station (Tuen Ma Line): If your main objective is the Kai Tak Stadium, get off at Sung Wong Toi Station, Exit D and you’ll arrive in 10 minutes.
• Bus options: If you prefer traveling by bus, Kai Tak Sports Park is conveniently located near three major bus stops: Kowloon City Bus Interchange (also known as Regal Oriental Hotel Bus Stop and Sung Wong Toi Park Bus Stop), Argyle Street Playground Bus Stop and Kowloon City Ferry Bus Terminus.
• Ferry option: North Point peeps can take advantage of the nearby Kowloon City Ferry Pier, which operates the North Point-Kowloon City ferry route. It’s a 12-minute walk via To Kwa Wan Road and Shing Kai Road.

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