Sweatshirt level cold. No snack bar but there are 3 restaurants around the rink to dine at; no hot…read moretea stands unfortunately. Prices are cheap. $20 HKD admission with an additional $1.60 HKD per minute; includes skate rental but you can bring your own if you're a local. $80 HKD seal for 30 mins. Averages out to $14.50 USD whereas any free skate time is typically $20 USD with an additional cost for the skate rental. A few figure skaters here and there. Mostly locals from what I could tell; couples and families with small children. Nice place to go if the weather is hot! (Seriously...how do they keep it from melting when it's hot out?!)

Our kids took a one week ice skating class here over the summer and really enjoyed it. Entrance and…read morepayment can be done with Octopus cards. They allow rentals of little seal sliders that kids can sit on while you push or for kids to hold onto for more stability while skating. Teachers were good and we could see improvement by the kids through the week.

What should have been a joyful family outing turned into one of the most upsetting experiences I've…read morehad at an ice rink. My son was skating with my wife when she stepped away to the restroom. In that moment, he fell hard on the ice, crying and unable to stand. When he finally managed to make his way off the rink, I walked toward him to help only to be stopped by staff. I wasn't trying to enter the ice, just to meet him at the benches. Yet the staff insisted I would have to pay simply to comfort my injured child. Watching my son cry while being denied the chance to help him was infuriating. Sadly, this wasn't an isolated incident. Other visitors have described the staff here as rude, unprofessional, and shockingly uncompassionate. People report being scolded for minor things like checking their phone, treated harshly even when following the rules, and made to feel unwelcome in what should be a family-friendly environment. The rink itself may be fine for beginners, but the atmosphere is consistently spoiled by staff who seem more interested in enforcing rigid policies than ensuring safety or enjoyment. For a venue that markets itself as "world-class," the reality is far from it. The lack of empathy, the hostility toward customers, and the refusal to show basic care in moments of distress make this place feel not just unfriendly, but borderline negligent. Families deserve better. Until management addresses these issues, I cannot recommend them to anyone seeking a safe, welcoming, or professional skating experience.

Per my gf who used to live in the area, this ice skating rink has been here for decades! She was so…read moresurprised it was still here after so many years. The rink is located inside the mall and it was very reasonable. I don't remember the actual price but I think it was around $10 USD per person which included Ice skate rentals. The rink itself is pretty good sized and the ice was very fresh and easy to skate on. The skates I got was a bit small though even though they measured my feet right beforehand. The staff was super super nice and I had such a great time but mostly I was happy to see my gf have such a great time and so much nostalgia being back at this rink.

This park is giant covering 17.65 hectares and housing 6,000 trees My husband remembers the Hong…read moreKong Zoo being in this area when he was a kid. The government closed the zoo to make room for residential growth and to build high rises. Now the highrises that butt up to this park look relatively new, so this would most likely explain how there was land for such a giant public park. He thinks this space was where the zoo once was. Regardles, the park is a great outdoor space for the residents and visitors to this area. It has everything....skatepark, roller skating rink, gateball courts, jogging tracks, soccer pitchs, elderly fitness center, play equipment, fitness stations, tennis courts and an amphitheatre. It also houses the Lingnan Garden, featuring courtyards, winding corridors, structures with traditional Lingnan designs, sculptures and bonsai trees. I read that 20% of the total area of the Lingnan Garden is dedicated to ponds and water features. A great outdoor space and understandably one of the most popular public parks in Hong Kong.

This is one of the first proper skateparks in Hong Kong. It is easily accessed via MTR or other…read moremeans of transport because it is in the centre of Kowloon. Located inside Lai Chi Kok Park, there are other facilities nearby that would be useful for anyone that visits the park; such as Toilets & changing rooms with showers; they even have lockers in the changing room ( just ask the office situated next to the changing rooms for a locker key) - having a refreshing shower after a session on a summer day is one of the best features of this park. Water fountains near the entrance of the skatepark & also near the changing rooms & vending machines right next to the skatepark keep you hydrated. Many restaurants & convenience stores/supermarkets in near by Mei Foo estate as well. The park has security there for access control, if you need help please don't hesitate to call on them. Many occasions when someone got hurt, they were the first to get you first aid. The latest skatepark rules can be found here http://www.lcsd.gov.hk/lsb/en/skatepark_players_guide.pdf

For me this is where life began. I was in love, taking my first trip to Hong Kong with someone very…read morespecial and dear to my heart and still is. We had an amazing terraced room, I think the concierge upgraded us for some reason (wink and a smile). We actually roller bladed on this terrace, it was a lot of fun. Very clean, romantic and perfect location (Tai Koo Shing Area). It has a grocery store below it and a shopping mall around the corner with indoor skating rink.