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The ultimate guide to celebrating Easter in Hong Kong 2025

Planning your Easter weekend? Here’s what's happening around the city

Jenny Leung
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The long-awaited Easter break is finally here, filling the whole city with cute rabbits, chocolate eggs, and lots of fun activities for you and the whole family. From egg hunts and pop-ups to cultural festivals and even a mini indoor water park, you'll be hopping mad to miss these.

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Easter events in Hong Kong 2025

Galaxy Macau’s Grand Resort Deck returns!

The wait is over: Galaxy Macau™'s incredible Grand Resort Deck is back into action on April 18 (with extended opening hours until 8pm), just in time for Easter. With the most Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star hotels of any luxury integrated resort under one roof for the third consecutive year, Galaxy Macau boasts eight world-class hotels under one roof, including Banyan Tree Macau, Galaxy Hotel™, Hotel Okura Macau, JW Marriott Hotel Macau, The Ritz-Carlton, Macau, Broadway Hotel, Raffles at Galaxy Macau, and Andaz Macau – there's something here for everyone looking to make their holiday extra special.

Catch the waves at the largest Skytop Wave Pool with up to 1.5-metre giant waves, float down the world’s longest Skytop Adventure Rapids, or watch the kids go wild at the dedicated Kids Aquatic Play Zone. Prefer to take it easy? Grab a cocktail at the pool bar, relax inside a cabana, take a stroll in the Skytop Garden, or treat yourself to some seriously good food at one of their Michelin-starred restaurants.

With so much on offer, Galaxy Macau is the perfect getaway for you and your family or loved ones this Easter. Book your stay now with rates starting from just MOP606 per night!

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  • Sai Kung

From now to May 11, MCP Metro City Plaza is teaming up with Singapore's beloved Kiztopia to bring Hong Kong's first-ever indoor water-land adventure playground. Let the little ones go wild at five exciting zones – including a 36-metre Amazon river drift, a six-metre Drago slide, and a giant 600sq ft ball pit – meet their favourite Kiztopia characters, and shop for cute merch to take the fun home. Tickets are available on Klook with discounted prices as low as just $58, so don't miss out.

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From now to July 13, Airside is hosting ‘The World of ASMR’ exhibition that was at London’s Design Museum. This will be the Kai Tak venue’s first time collaborating with an international museum since its opening, and we’re so excited that it’s going to be this special exhibition on the euphoria or calm triggered by sound, touch, and movement. This immersive experience delves into the crackles, pops, feather brushes, whispers, and tappy noises that have become a whole culture and community around the world.

Showing over 40 works by contemporary artists, ASMRtists, and designers, the Hong Kong edition also features newly commissioned works by local artists which capture our city’s unique auditory identity. The highlight of the show is a sculpture of wavy, bendy pillows woven together to form over a kilometre of squishy comfort, where visitors can lounge while watching various ASMR-related videos. There’s even an entire room dedicated to Bob Ross, who many in the community dub the ‘Godfather of ASMR’. 

Don’t forget to try your hand at creating your own ASMR noises before you leave! Tickets to this exhibition at Gate33 Gallery cost $30.

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  • Kwai Chung

Spring into action at life@KCC and joy@KCC’s Mischief Adventure, where playful Shiba Inus, lively bunnies, and adorable chicks take over until June 30. Snap pics at seven photo zones, then treat your pets (or yourself) to various workshops like art jamming, quick-draw sessions, or a relaxing massage. Those who prefer to get crafty will also have the opportunity to make woven keychain charms, scented bunnies, floral photo frames, and more. Don't miss the Fun Mischief Market on designated weekends featuring local handicrafts, unique accessories, and a variety of delicious bites.

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  • Lantau Island

Hong Kong Disneyland's annual Duffy and Friends Play Days return from now to May 7, 2025. This year, Duffy and his lovable friends are inviting fans and explorers to embark on an adventure around the park with their favourite plushies, starting from Main Street Station and Hong Kong Disneyland Railroad to various parts of the resort. 

Look out for five new photo spots at iconic locations, where special seats have been set up for your plushies; make a stop at the Castle of Magical Dreams for a seasonal exclusive show, 'The Joy of Sharing'; and indulge in themed snacks like the CookieAnn train popcorn bucket and the giant ice cream sundae at Main Street Corner Cafe. Be sure to take home a piece of the magic with exclusive souvenirs like plushies, bag charms, keychains, and headbands from the Duffy and Friends Sweet Springtime Explorations series.

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  • Mong Kok

Calling all anime fans! The hit Japanese series Delicious in Dungeon is making its overseas exhibition debut right here in Hong Kong. From now to June 15, head to Incubase Arena in Mong Kok to explore recreated anime scenes, exclusive photo spots, and a special showcase by the manga’s creator, Ryoko Kui, presenting over 150 replica manuscripts, illustrations, interview clips, and videos. Don’t miss the pop-up store with exclusive merch from Japan or the themed cafe serving up dishes inspired by the anime. Single admission tickets are now available at $110 each; all ticket holders will receive a limited-edition character bookmark exclusive to the Hong Kong exhibition. Find out more here.

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  • West Kowloon

Hungry for something delicious? From now to May 31, Elements' new 'Food Pass in Delight' dining gift card lets you enjoy great eats at Civic Square’s best restaurants. Grab a $500 gift card and get $100 in free dining credit, or go for $1,000 to score $250 extra. Enjoy global flavours ranging from grilled pork belly and lobster spaghetti to Wagyu beef burger and Japanese izakaya bites. Perfect for gifting or treating yourself, the cards are available at the L2 Concierge counter and are valid for two months.

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