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Looking for things to do in Hong Kong with kids this September? Hong Kong is packed with family events, exhibitions and activities to fill your weekends.
As the new school year gets underway, settling back into class routines means weekends are more precious than ever! If you’re looking for things to do in Hong Kong with kids this September, the city is bursting with family events, immersive exhibitions, and hands-on activities to keep every age group entertained. Plus, with a huge lineup of family-fun runs opening for pre-booking now, it is the perfect time to secure your spots for later in the year!
Editor’s Note: This post is being regularly updated. Know a great event? Let us know — [email protected]
Read More: 100+ Things To Do In Hong Kong With Kids
Things to do with kids in Hong Kong: Sassy Mama Picks
‘CAVALLUNA – Gate To The Otherworld’ Gallops Into Hong Kong
Making its Asian premiere and only stop in the region, CAVALLUNA brings its large-scale theatrical production to Kai Tak Arena for eight performances. Families can follow Meerin, a young sorceress who must confront dark forces and rediscover her confidence after losing her magic. The story unfolds through choreographed riding, trick riding, dance, acrobatics, an original score and cinematic staging. Featuring 54 horses from eight breeds (carefully flown to Hong Kong by Cathay Cargo as Official Equine Transport Partner) alongside an international cast, the show offers audiences of all ages a rare chance to experience a European spectacle as part of The Hong Kong Jockey Club’s Year of the Horse celebrations.
When: Tuesday, 8 and Thursday, 10 to Sunday, 13 September, 2026; various performance times
Where: Kai Tak Arena, Kai Tak Sports Park
How much: Tickets from $395 to $1,995; accessible seats, $895; VIP tables for six, $27,220
Tickets: Available via HK Ticketing
and Ticketflap
More information: CAVALLUNA official website
Things to do with kids in Hong Kong in August
RE-LOVE Green Festival & Childhood Textile Exhibition At The Mills
Looking for a fun, air-conditioned family outing that blends history, creativity, and sustainability? Head over to The Mills for the final weeks of its first-ever RE-LOVE Green Festival. Car-loving kids will be thrilled by the classic JDM sports car display and vintage Hong Kong bus showcases, while parents can take a nostalgic trip down memory lane browsing retro vinyls and Y2K vintage markets.
When: Friday, 4 to Sunday 6 September; 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Where: The Mills, 45 Pak Tin Par Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong
How Much: Free admission (select workshops require paid registration)
Contact: The Mills
CATS The Musical — The West End Favourite Returns To Hong Kong
Memory, Mr Mistoffelees and one seriously memorable Jellicle Ball — Andrew Lloyd Webber’s CATS is back in Hong Kong for a limited season at the Xiqu Centre. Based on T.S. Eliot’s Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, the musical follows the Jellicle cats as they gather for their once-a-year celebration, each hoping to be chosen by Old Deuteronomy for a new Jellicle life. Since premiering in London in 1981, the show has reached more than 77 million people around the world, and this Hong Kong production brings its famous songs, elaborate costumes and choreography to WestK.
When: Thursday, 6 August to Sunday, 13 September, 2026; 7:30pm Tuesday to Friday; 2:30pm and 7:30pm Saturday and Sunday
Where: Grand Theatre, Xiqu Centre, WestK, 88 Austin Road West, Tsim Sha Tsui
How much: Tickets from $388 to $1,188
Running time: Approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes, including a 20-minute interval
Tickets and more information: CATS The Musical
Bluey Summer Play Garden At The LOHAS
Bluey is coming to Hong Kong for the very first time! The LOHAS is recreating familiar scenes from the much-loved animation, including Bluey’s family home, green garden and a summery campfire setting. Little fans can explore the colourful installations, browse Bluey goodies at the pop-up shop and meet Bluey and Bingo on selected Saturdays — surely a school holiday photo op worth making the trip for.
When: Friday, 31 July to Sunday, 13 September, 2026; meet-and-greets every Saturday from 1 August to 5 September at 2pm and 3:30pm
Where: L3 Atrium, The LOHAS, 1 Lohas Park Road, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong
How much: Free
Good to know: Show the mall’s children’s membership digital pass or register on-site to join the meet-and-greet.
Tai Mei Tuk Jurassic Water Park — Dinosaur-Themed Slides, Bubble Battles And All-Day Food
Dinos, water slides and unlimited snacks? This school-holiday day out is coming in strong! TLCBBQ’s 40,000-square-foot Jurassic Water Park has five themed splash zones packed with inflatable pools, slides, a pirate ship, bubble battles and a maze obstacle course. All-day packages include more than 30 daytime snacks and desserts — think DIY shaved ice and Hong Kong-style cold noodles — followed by an evening barbecue buffet. Showers are available, along with limited free lockers and parking.
When: Saturday, 13 June to Sunday, 13 September, 2026
Where: TLCBBQ, 202 Ting Kok Road, Tai Mei Tuk, Tai Po, Hong Kong
How much: All-day packages from $321; children under 90cm enter free
Tickets: Book via Klook
Sassy Mama Tip: Slides are reserved for children between 90cm and 139cm tall. The water attractions are outdoors and may close during thunderstorms or adverse weather.
Ultraman Heroes Exhibition 2026 — Interactive Games, Monster Ball Pit And Hero Displays
Calling all little heroes! Celebrating 60 years of Ultraman, this interactive exhibition brings almost 30 hero and monster costumes and props from Japan to Mong Kok. Kids can practise their best transformation moves, battle monsters in a giant ball pit and watch their drawings come alive on a digital projection wall. There’s also an immersive 270-degree experience featuring six decades of Ultraman transformations, plus recreations of classic scenes for long-time fans. A fun, air-conditioned option when school-holiday energy levels hit superhero proportions!
When: Saturday, 25 July to Sunday, 13 September, 2026; 11am to 10pm, with last admission at 8:30pm
Where: INCUBASE Arena, B2, Chong Hing Square, 601 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Hong Kong
How much: Standard tickets, $165; concessions, $132
Tickets: Available via INCUtix
Good to know: Limited Ultraman meet-and-greets will take place on Sunday, 16 August and Saturday, 5 September. A same-day spend of $288 is required, with places allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
LEGO NINJAGO: The True Ninja Trials At LEGOLAND Discovery Centre
Calling all little ninjas! To celebrate 15 years of LEGO NINJAGO, LEGOLAND Discovery Centre is sending families into the mysterious Whispering Woods for a series of creative challenges. Kids can build a Spinjitzu spinner and battle elemental monsters, hunt for hidden characters around MINILAND, practise ninja moves and construct a dragon from LEGO bricks. There’s also a giant collaborative mosaic and a wind, rain and snow-filled NINJAGO 4D movie. Complete every trial to earn a limited-edition commemorative badge!
When: Now until Sunday, 18 September, 2026; 11am to 7pm on weekdays and 10am to 7pm on weekends and public holidays
Where: LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong, B1, K11 MUSEA, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
How much: General admission from $199; minifigure package, $239
Tickets: LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong
Read More: Sassy Mama’s Guide To Legloand Discovery Centre Hong Kong
The Little Creative Monster Inside You — Explore Big Feelings Through Art And Play
What happens when you give kids the freedom to create without worrying about getting it “right”? AIRSIDE GATE33 Gallery’s new The Little Creative Monster Inside You invites children aged 3 to 12 (and their grown-ups) through five hands-on activity zones designed around creativity, emotional awareness and parent-child co-creation. Developed with input from art therapists, educators and psychologists, activities range from brushing and cuddling giant fuzzy monster “Little Me” to weaving, building, making your own monster and exploring different emotions through play.
Sassy Mama has tried it! Our kids had a great time moving through the activity stations, but what really stood out was how absorbed they became. There’s no end product they’re expected to make and no “correct” way to take part — they can simply follow their emotions, experiment and create. Parents are encouraged to get involved too, playing and exploring alongside their children not just watching from the sidelines.
And perhaps there’s something in it for the grown-ups as well. The final activities encourage families to recognise, experience and move through different feelings rather than simply pushing them aside. Plus, kids get a very cute little monster to bring home.
When: Friday, 14 August to Sunday, 20 September, 2026; 12pm to 8pm
Where: AIRSIDE GATE33 Gallery, Shop 312, 3/F, AIRSIDE
How much: Parent-child combo tickets from $90 on weekdays and $110 on weekends and public holidays; daily admission is limited
Book Tickets: NF Touch
“Fly High Summer” At One North — Giant Paper Plane Slide And Free Games
Ready for take-off? One North in Yuen Long is turning its atrium into a giant paper aeroplane playground this summer, complete with a six-metre-long plane that doubles as a slide. Kids can also go old-school with hopscotch and tic-tac-toe, challenge each other in the spinning-top battle zone and snap some suitably silly photos with giant dice and Rubik’s Cube installations.
Little engineers can take things up a notch at the “Fly High Together” Inter-School Paper Aeroplane Competition on Saturday, 22 and Sunday, 23 August. Parent-child, primary and open categories will put folding skills, aerodynamics and aim to the test, with free registration open until Wednesday, 12 August. Elsewhere in the mall, families can check out an eight-metre indoor climbing wall, pickleball experiences and the 20,000-square-foot outdoor garden.
When: Now until Sunday, 20 September, 2026; Paper Aeroplane Competition Saturday, 22 and Sunday, 23 August, 11am to 6pm
Where: One North, 8 Hong Yip Street, Yuen Long
How much: Free entry to the summer playground; Paper Aeroplane Competition is free to enter. Selected climbing and pickleball experiences require S⁺ REWARDS points
Paper aeroplane competition registration: Register here
Indoor Forest Zipline And Mid-Autumn Adventure
Looking for a thrill to burn off your kiddo’s endless energy? New Jade Shopping Arcade in Chai Wan has transformed its atrium into an indoor jungle adventure camp complete with a 7-meter forest zipline suspended 3.5 metres high! Little thrill-seekers can soar through the air into a soft foam pit before tackling a fun obstacle course packed with rock-climbing walls and rope nets. From 12 September there’s an added Mid-Autumn twist: kids can dress up as the Jade Rabbit or Chang’e and “fly to the moon” along the zipline track. Capture their flight on social media on select dates to take home a personalised lantern that projects their name in lights!
Sassy Mama Tip: Suitable for kids aged 3 and above, with a height between 90cm and 140cm (weight 20kg to 80kg). Participants must wear sportswear, pants, and enclosed sports shoes.
When: Daily, until Sunday, 27 September; 12pm to 6pm (Mid-Autumn “Chang’e Flying to the Moon” special runs 12 to 27 September)
Where: L1 Atrium, New Jade Shopping Centre, 233 Chai Wan Road, Chai Wan, Hong Kong
How Much: Spend $200 electronically at the mall on the same day or redeem 500 The Point points for 1 entry
Contact: New Jade Shopping Arcade
RACE TO GLORY At Cityplaza — Put Your F1 Skills To The Test
Got a mini Formula 1 fan at home? RACE TO GLORY is bringing the buzz of the racetrack to Cityplaza with a huge line-up of free, hands-on racing challenges. Kids and grown-ups can test their reflexes at a Lights Out starting grid, tackle a 270-degree reaction challenge and see if they have the strength to handle a tyre-loaded pit crew workout. There’s also a Red Bull Pit Stop Challenge, racing simulators and a Hall of Glory displaying Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel race suits in Hong Kong for the first time.
F1 fans can also catch four Grands Prix live on a giant three-metre screen, starting with the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday, 23 August. The main interactive challenges and Hall of Glory are free to visit, while selected simulator and Red Bull experiences require LIVE+ membership, points or advance booking.
When: Friday, 14 August to Sunday, 27 September, 2026; 12pm to 9pm Monday to Friday, 11am to 9pm weekends and public holidays
Where: 2/F Atrium and Centre Bridge and G/F near APITA, Cityplaza, 18 Taikoo Shing Road, Taikoo Shing
How much: Free entry for the Race-Ready Interactive Challenges and Red Bull Racing Hall of Glory; selected experiences have separate redemption or booking requirements
More information: Cityplaza
Hong Kong Candlelight Concerts
Swap screen time for a magical evening of live music at Hong Kong’s Candlelight Concerts. Talented musicians perform everything from Taylor Swift and Coldplay to Vivaldi and movie soundtracks surrounded by thousands of flickering candles. Held in some of Hong Kong’s most beautiful venues, these atmospheric concerts are a great introduction to live classical music for older kids and teens — and a memorable family night out for music lovers (recommended age varies by concert, with most suitable for ages 8+).
When: Various dates until 29 September
Where: The Repulse Bay Arcade and PMQ
How much: Tickets from approximately $280 depending on concert and seating category
Book Tickets: Candlelight Concerts
Read More: Sassy Mama’s Guide To Repulse Bay
Asia Society Hong Kong Educational Series Activity Packages
Asia Society Hong Kong’s “Learners to Leaders” initiative offers all-access activity passes that grant children and teens exclusive access to unique, curated events across Hong Kong. Designed to build leadership, global awareness, and creative thinking, the passes unlock a year-round calendar of private corporate site visits, hands-on sustainability workshops, guided gallery walks, media outlet tours, and cultural performances.
When: Various dates throughout September
Where: Location depends on activities
How much: $500 for an activity pass granting access to all events throughout the academic year
Contact: Asia Society Hong Kong
Mega Sky Rooftop Garden 3D Art
Head up to the 18th floor of MegaBox to check out the transformed Mega Sky rooftop garden! Spanning over 30,000 square feet with panoramic 270-degree views of Victoria Harbour and the East Kowloon skyline, this lush green oasis now features “Mochi,” a massive 10-metre-wide furry Corgi inflatable resting on the lawn. Created in collaboration with local artist Mr Li Hok Fung, the installation pairs with interactive cat and dog murals and a 3D inflatable tail breaking out of the wall. Stick around after dusk when the rooftop lights up with a nightly cat and dog-themed light show set to music.
Sassy Mama Tip: Bring your four-legged family members along! MegaBox is pet-friendly, making the spacious rooftop lawn a great photo spot for kids and pups alike.
When: Daily until Sunday, 4 October; 1pm to 10pm (Monday to Friday) and 11am to 10pm (Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays)
Where: Mega Sky Rooftop Garden, L18, MegaBox, Enterprise Square Five, 38 Wang Chiu Road, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong
How Much: Free admission
Contact: MegaBox
Weave and Shout! At CHAT — Get Hands-On With Art At The Mills
This is one art exhibition where kids definitely don’t need to keep their hands to themselves. Weave and Shout! at CHAT invites families to touch, play and add to the artworks, with oversized school-inspired installations, colourful weaving and sound-making activities designed to turn everyday stress into something a little more playful. Kids can climb inside a giant school shoe, scribble on classroom desks and send tennis balls through tubes to trigger different sounds, while a huge bamboo structure evolves as visitors weave, knot and plait recycled fabrics into it.
Sassy Mama Tip: While you’re there, stop by Seed to Textile 2026: Open Studio, where visitors can try Indian block printing, make patterns with stamps and explore the links between textiles, nature, movement and Indian culture through hands-on activities.
When: Saturday, 18 July to Sunday, 25 October, 2026; 11am to 7pm, closed Tuesdays
Where: CHAT, 2/F, The Mills, 45 Pak Tin Par Street, Tsuen Wan
How much: Free admission
More information: CHAT
The Power Of Play — Arcade Games, VR Mazes And Robotic Challenges
Put down the controller? Not this time! CityUHK’s free interactive exhibition takes families through 5,000 years of gaming, from the ancient Egyptian board game Senet to arcade machines, esports, Minecraft and virtual reality. Kids can navigate a VR maze, explore playable installations and team up to control industrial robotic arms in a collaborative ball-tossing challenge. Along the way, the exhibition considers how games inspire creativity, learning and teamwork. Educational, hands-on and air-conditioned? That’s a school-holiday win.
When: Now until Sunday, 25 October, 2026; 11am to 7pm, Tuesday to Sunday; closed Mondays
Where: The Indra and Harry Banga Gallery, 18/F, Lau Ming Wai Academic Building, City University of Hong Kong, 83 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong
How much: Free
Register: Advance online registration required
Arts In The City: Revisit Tai Hang Workshops & Guided Tours
Immerse your family in local heritage with “Arts in the City: Revisit Tai Hang,” an engaging series of hands-on workshops and neighbourhood walking tours. Set in the quiet lanes of Tai Hang, creative kids can build miniature Fire Dragons, mould paper-mâché mythical creatures, or blend their own natural incense. Meanwhile, the guided walking tours walk families through the area’s storied past and striking architectural landmarks.
Sassy Mama Tip: Suitable for children aged 8 and above. Kids under 12 must be accompanied by a paying adult.
When: Select dates from Saturday, 19 September to Sunday, 25 October; workshop and tour times vary
Where: Art Circle Atelier, 35 Sun Chun Street, Tai Hang
How Much: From $120
Contact: Klook
Ocean Park Halloween Fest 2026 — Daytime Treats And After-Dark Scares
Ocean Park is going big for Halloween with Halloween Fest 2026: The Grave Rave, serving up family-friendly fun by day and decidedly spookier thrills after dark. Daytime festivities kick off on Saturday, 5 September, with younger visitors able to join the Bulu Boo Trick-or-Treat Party for sweets and take on the Trick or Roll Game, while nighttime experiences run on selected dates from Friday, 9 October to Sunday, 1 November.
For older kids, teens and brave parents, this year’s headline attraction is Under the Castle, created in collaboration with Jackson Wang, alongside the neon 3D Voodoo Boo Terror Park, the Hong Kong horror-inspired Troublesome Night 8, the bone-chilling Forbidden Asylum and a packed programme of live performances, cosplay and roaming entertainment.
When: Daytime experiences from Saturday, 5 September, 2026; nighttime experiences on selected dates from Friday, 9 October to Sunday, 1 November, 2026
Where: Ocean Park Hong Kong, Wong Chuk Hang
How much: Ticket prices and Halloween Fest packages to be announced
More information: Ocean Park Halloween Fest 2026
Studio City Macau — Disney Palette Of Happiness Water Park Takeover
Make a splash on your next Macau family day trip! Studio City Water Park is getting a Disney summer makeover with “Disney Palette of Happiness – Splashing Fun at Water Park”, transforming its indoor and outdoor zones into a colourful Disney Space Water World. Expect themed installations with Mickey Mouse, Buzz Lightyear, Emperor Zurg, Stitch, Aliens and Donald Duck, plus character-inspired drinks, popsicles and plenty of photo spots made for family holiday snaps. The all-year-round water park is kept at 30 degrees Celsius, making it a fun summer escape whether you want sunshine, splashes or air-conditioned resort time.
When: Thursday, 19 June to Sunday, 1 November, 2026
Where: Studio City Water Park, Studio City Macau, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macau
How much: Various prices
More Information: Studio City Macau
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Meow-cation — With Cats, We Connect At DX Design Hub
Discover how design, community, and feline charm come together at DX design hub in Sham Shui Po! Co-curated by the Hong Kong Design Centre and Art Dreamers, “Meow-cation — With Cats, We Connect” celebrates local culture through a giant cat installation dressed in a patchwork coat crafted entirely from fabrics, buttons, and zips sourced from Sham Shui Po’s markets.
Created alongside local students and designers, the exhibit features ceiling projections of rescue cats awaiting adoption, an interactive personality station where kids can discover their “cat persona”, and engaging textile workshops. While you’re there, check out the adjoining “Browse and Found in Sham Shui Po” exhibition to explore 3D scans of over 200 nostalgic everyday objects from the neighbourhood.
When: Daily (except Tuesdays), until Monday, 2 November; 11am to 7pm.
Where: The Square (G/F) and The Box (1/F), DX design hub, 280 Tung Chau Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong
How Much: Free!
Contact: DX Design Hub
Pocari Sweat Run Fest 2026 — Family Fun Run
Get the family moving at Pocari Sweat Run Fest 2026, where the new 1km GO FUN Team Obstacle Run is made for parents and kids to tackle together. This non-raced challenge is open to teams of two to four, with family teams requiring at least one adult and one to three kids aged 6 or above. There’ll also be wellness workshops, sports-themed games and festival fun on the day. Online registration is open now, with early-bird pricing available until Thursday, 16 July, so sign up soon if you want the best rates.
When: Sunday, 15 November, 2026; 1km obstacle run time slots from 12pm
Where: Charles K. Kao Auditorium Plaza, Hong Kong Science Park, Sha Tin, Hong Kong
How much: 1km GO FUN Team Obstacle Run from $360 to $380 per person; early-bird rates from $310 to $330 per person
Enter: Click Here
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Hong Kong Disneyland Magic Run Fest
Hong Kong Disneyland’s popular annual 10K Weekend has grown into the all-new Magic Run Fest! This family-friendly running festival offers themed races designed for participants aged 3 and above, winding through iconic park lands including World of Frozen, Toy Story Land, and Tomorrowland. Disney friends and Pixar pals line the routes to cheer on runners, making it a fun day out for serious runners and casual joggers alike. Every registered participant receives a Disney-themed runner’s pack (including a themed event T-shirt and running bib) and a commemorative finisher’s medal upon completing the race.
Race Lineup:
Zootopia 10K: Challenge yourself alongside Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde in either the timed Race Group or casual Fun Group.
Pixar 5K: Run alongside Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and The Incredibles.
Duffy and Friends 3K: A sweet, cheerful run ideal for younger kids and fans of Duffy and his pals.
Frozen 3K: Journey through Arendelle as Elsa, Anna, and Olaf cheer you on from the sidelines.
Sassy Mama Tip: Don’t forget to dress up! Participants are encouraged to wear Disney-inspired outfits to enter the “Disney-Style Runway Awards” for a chance to win prizes.
When: Saturday, 28 and Sunday, 29 November 2026 (public registration close on Sunday, 27 September 2026)
Where: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island, Hong Kong
How Much: HK$680 per runner (Note: Race registration does not include Park Admission Tickets)
Contact: Hong Kong Disneyland Magic Run Fest
Read More: Sassy Mama’s Guide To Hong Kong Disneyland
Design Ah! Experience The Wonder Of Everyday Design — Interactive family-friendly exhibition at M+
Ever wondered who designed the everyday things we use without thinking — from chopsticks and toothbrushes to buses and traffic lights? M+’s latest family-friendly exhibition, Design Ah! Experience The Wonder Of Everyday Design, invites kids and grown-ups to look at ordinary objects in a whole new way. Expect hands-on games, immersive audiovisual installations and plenty of playful “aha!” moments across 21 interactive stations, all designed to spark curiosity about how design shapes our daily lives. Inspired by the much-loved Japanese children’s educational TV programme Design Ah! neo, this is a brilliant one for curious kids who love to touch, try, explore and ask “why?”.
Sassy Mama Tip: Children under 12 must be supervised at all times, and some popular interactive stations may have queues during peak hours, so go early if you can!
When: Now until Sunday, 10 January 2027; Tuesdays to Thursdays and weekends, 10am to 6pm; Fridays, 10am to 10pm; closed Mondays
Where: Main Hall Gallery, G, M+, West Kowloon Cultural District, 38 Museum Drive, Kowloon
How Much: Standard tickets, $190; concessions, $100; kid and adult combo tickets from $250; children ages 6 and under free.
Tickets: Grab tickets here
Read More: The Top Museums In Hong Kong To Visit With Kids
Pokémon RUN 30 Hong Kong At Hong Kong Science Park
Calling all Pokémon trainers! The Asian finale of the Pokémon RUN 30 tour is landing at Hong Kong Science Park, bringing an action-packed weekend of family fun. Families can take on a 2km non-timed obstacle run featuring grass, fire, and water gym challenges, complete with 60 Pokémon photo ops along the route. After crossing the finish line, the excitement continues at the Pokémon Carnival with giant 6-meter Pikachu inflatables, a lively Pokémon parade, character meet-and-greets, a pop-up store, and interactive game zones for the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Nintendo Switch, and Pokémon GO!
When: Saturday, 23 and Sunday, 24 January 2027; 7:15am to 4pm (Public registration opens Tuesday, 1 September 2026)
Where: Hong Kong Science Park, Pak Shek Kok, New Territories, Hong Kong
How Much: Individual runner — $600; Family Pair (1 adult and 1 child) — $1,150
Contact: Pokémon RUN 30 Hong Kong
