Ocean Park Hong Kong expands its dog-friendly offerings for annual members

If you’ve ever looked into your dog’s big, watery, and too-cute-to-say-no-to eyes and thought they were missing out on the thrill of a theme park, Ocean Park is way ahead of you. The theme park has expanded its perks for annual pass holders, allowing members to bring their four-legged companions along for a mid-week day out.

Every Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays) from now until March 31, 2027, annual members can take their pups through designated areas of both the Waterfront and Summit zones. Canines can trot through Aqua City, Old Hong Kong, and the Rainforest, or hop aboard the Ocean Express train – provided they are carried by hand, in a pet bag, riding a pet pram, or wearing a muzzle while on board – to visit the sea lions at the Pacific Pier. From now until August 23, you can also take your pup to pose for cute photos at the Pompompurin 30th Anniversary Secret Garden.

Pit stops for food have also extended, now with three eateries open to dogs, including Ginger Grill, Aqua City Bakery, and The Terrace Café. For a bit of retail therapy, souvenir shops across the park are open to pets, with a range of pet toys available at the Waterfront Gifts shop. All Ocean Park annual members will even receive a 10-percent discount.

To take things one paw further, the theme park has teamed up with pet-friendly cafe Hooman at The Mills. Ocean Park annual members can enjoy limited-time offers including 10 percent off the total bill, a $45 cash voucher, and one free coffee drip bag per guests who snap a photo at Hooman. The promo is running until August 23 only, so be sure to set aside some time on the calendar!

For those who have not yet joined the fold, using the code ‘OPHOOMAN2026’ takes 15 percent off the total price when purchasing two or more annual memberships. Visit Ocean Park’s official website for more information.

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