First look at Water World Ocean Park, Hong Kong’s new water park

Can you believe it? Water World Ocean Park, Hong Kong’s much-awaited water park, is set to open on September 21! With 27 outdoor and indoor attractions, including Hong Kong’s first indoor wave pool and nine water slides, it looks like Water World was worth the wait. Let’s dive in!

Ocean Park has launched ticket sales for its brand new water park and to say we’re excited is an understatement. According to Ocean Park, Water World is “Asia’s first and only year-round, all-weather seaside water park”. WIth five adventure zones and 27 attractions, Water World is designed for adventurers of all kinds: from families with kids to serious thrill-seekers. 

The park will open on September 21 at half capacity, welcoming 4,500 visitors at first. Tickets are now available on Klook!

Water World is located in the Southern District, right next to Ocean Park itself. From the teased photos, it looks like the park will take full advantage of its waterfront location with sweeping sea views from pools and slides. According to Ocean Park, Water World’s unique design will also minimize energy usage and the park’s impact on the environment.  

Water World will be divided into five zones, each with its unique attractions. All visitors will start the day at Splendid Reef: from there you can take a walk along the seafront or jump straight into the fun. Thrill-seekers will love Torrential River with hair-raising water slides and Thrill Valley with freefalls and what Ocean Park describes as “extreme” slides. We can’t wait to race our friends down the dreamy Rainbow Rush slide!

If you’re not after an adrenaline rush, don’t worry, there will be plenty of places to relax. In Adventure Coast, you will lounge in a cabana, get some snacks and enjoy the sweeping sea views. And last but not least, Hidden Village is where you’ll find Hong Kong’s first indoor wave pool as well as kid-friendly attractions and shows. 

Water World will officially open its doors on September 21. The park will operate at half capacity at first, welcoming 4,500 visitors.

Ocean Park will adopt dynamic pricing with different prices on weekends and weekdays. Right now, you can snag an early bird offer with tickets as low as HK$320 for adults and HK$225 for children. You can book your tickets on Klook today!