Your guide to Kai Tak Sports Park - home of the Hong Kong Sevens 2025

While its location seems a little way out of town, getting to Kai Tak Sports Park and the Main Stadium is easy. Here's how you can get there via different modes of public transport:

MTR 

Take the Tuen Ma Line and alight at either Kai Tak or Sung Wong Toi MTR station (you can take exit D for both stations). It's about a five to 10-minute walk from each of these stations.

Taxi or private car

Do note that some areas will be closed off and pick-up or drop-off areas within the precinct may not be available during big events like the Hong Kong Sevens. Make sure you check here for detailed directions on where you can go.

Which ever way you decide to get there, know that the park's opening hours are 7am to 11pm from Mondays to Sundays.

There are over 60 food and drink merchants at Kai Tak Sports Park, including a 20,000sq ft food court named Food Gala. From quick and easy fast food chains like Subway and KFC to Japanese ramen, local Hong Kong bites, Korean chicken, and plenty more, you'll have plenty of energy to cheer on your favourite teams at Hong Kong Sevens. Check out the full list of restaurants at Kai Tak Sports Park here.

If you want to do a bit of exploring before, after, or between the rugby matches, there's a handful of activities you can get up to at Kai Tak Sports Park. 

Spanning nearly 700,000sq ft across three main buildings, Kai Tak Mall is home to over 200 stores ranging from big-name sports brands to high-street fashion labels. See the full list of shops here.

If all the sports action has got you inspired, Kai Tak Mall is also home to Top Bowl Tenpin Bowling, a massive bowling alley with 40 world-class lanes. There's even a karaoke area, a pool table, as well as a restaurant and bar for light nibbles and tipples.

Alternatively, head over to Joypolis Sports, a five-storey indoor 'sportainment' park featuring three themed zones and over 20 experiences that combine sports with games and technology. Afterwards, be sure to fuel up at its top-floor restaurant named ‘Hungry Tiger, Hidden Dragon’, which offers a semi-al fresco dining experience with panoramic views of Kai Tak Main Stadium.

While you're visiting Kai Tak Sports Park, there are some simple park rules to make note of:

- Prior approval is required if you want to use motorised vehicles, drones, remote control items, kites, inflatable items, tents, or any other devices/structures that may cause potential harm or damage at the Precinct.
- Smoking is only allowed in designated areas
- Security screening, such as bag search,s may be required from time to time

For more details of Kai Tak Sports Park's park rules, click here.

With a capacity of 50,000, a retractable roof, and a flexible pitch system design that can be switched between natural turf and other surfaces, the Kai Tak Sports Park Main Stadium allows for various stage setups and seating configurations to accommodate a wide range of events, from cultural festivals to large-scale concerts. Here's a list of upcoming events to be held at Kai Tak Sports Park:

April 8, 9, 11, and 12: Coldplay: Music Of The Spheres World Tour
April 24-27: Evolution Nic Live (Nicholas Tse)
May 9-11: Mayday #5525 Live Tour in Hong Kong
May 24-25: JJ Lin "JJ20" Final Lap World Tour in Hong Kong
June 27-29: Jay Chou Carnival World Tour 2025 – Hong Kong