One of the largest racecourses in the world, Sha Tin Racecourse in the New Territories is a must-visit for horse racing enthusiasts.
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A thrilling racing destination
Opened in 1978, Sha Tin Racecourse is not just a place to watch races but a hub of excitement and culture.
Sha Tin Racecourse features a world-class turf course alongside an all-weather dirt track. With a panoramic view of the tracks at Grandstand I and II, racegoers can enjoy the lush greenery and spectate thrilling races.
World-class races
The racecourse is home to many international Group 1 races and major racing events, including the prestigious Hong Kong International Races in December, attracting top horses, jockeys and trainers from around the globe. The excitement is complemented by spectacular programmes including star-studded performances, live music and exclusive culinary delights.
International dining
Hay Market is a semi-buffet restaurant that infuses English style with tasteful modernism. Apart from its cosy ambience realised over two mezzanine floors, on the sides, food counters are piled with an extensive and tempting array of intercontinental delicacies.
Pak Sing Restaurant offers a sweeping view of the course through its floor-to-ceiling windows, as diners enjoy Cantonese gastronomy and the thrill of horse racing at the same time with family and friends.
Interactive entertainment
At the e-sports facility, Backstage, you can master good horsemanship skills that it takes to be a jockey.
From energetic horse racing animation, digital gear riding game to Gear VR 360° virtual horse stable tours, the stylish cafe Jump integrates advanced technology into an immersive racing experience.
A dedicated tourist zone
Tourist Zone is dedicated to international visitors who would like to experience the fun of horse racing in a spacious and chic setting, with commentary, currency exchange and real-time racing updates provided.
Enjoy serenity at Penfold Park
On non-race days, visitors can enjoy nature at Penfold Park, located in the centre of the racecourse.
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Visitors to Kai Tai Sports Park can use the following routes to reach the Tuen Ma Line and alight at either Kai Tak or Sung Wong Toi Stations:
From Hong Kong International Airport (Around 1 hour 5 min)
After the Express Rail Link to West Kowloon Station, walk to MTR Austin Station (Around 30 min)
From Lok Ma Chau/Lo Wu (Around 1 hour)
The walking distance to the sports park is approximately 5 to 10 minutes from each station.
For more information, visit the MTR website.
Kai Tak Sports Park is conveniently located close to three major bus stops:
Over 60 bus routes provide easy access to the sports park. Be sure to download the Kai Tak Sports Park Mobile App to check recommended bus routes and real-time arrival times.
Visitors can take the ferry from North Point Ferry Pier to Kowloon City Ferry Pier, followed by a short walk to Kai Tak Sports Park. Visit the Sun Ferry website for the timetable.
Visitors can travel on cross-border coaches between Kai Tak Sports Park and various locations in the Greater Bay Area, including Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Huadu, Zhongshan, Foshan, Shunde, Panyu, Jiangmen, Xinhui, Taishan and Heshan. The drop-off and pick-up point is at the ground floor of Kai Tak Stadium, accessible via an escalator near Gate H.
For the latest bus schedules, ticketing information and booking services, visit the official websites of EE Bus and CTG Bus.
Visitors have several route options for easy access to Kai Tak Sports Park. Designated parking is available, making it convenient for dropping off passengers or parking your vehicle during your visit.
All car parks and pick-up/drop-off areas will be unavailable during events. Please pay attention to special traffic arrangements to ensure a smooth journey.
The police have established the ‘Easy Leave’ platform, which uses artificial intelligence to provide real-time information on exit routes, crowd density, MTR train schedules and locations for special bus and taxi pick-up and drop-off areas, helping visitors choose the best route to Kai Tak Sports Park.
Information on this page is subject to change without advance notice.
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