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11 Best party venues in Hong Kong

Need somewhere to gather and celebrate with the squad? We've got you covered

Jenny Leung
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Jenny Leung
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Time Out Hong Kong
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Planning a party for a special occasion? There are numerous restaurants in Hong Kong that are perfect for group dining. But if you're looking for some alternative ideas, these party venues also hold promise for celebrations with more privacy and a change of scenery. Read below for some of the best places to go for parties, birthdays, team building, and more.

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  • Things to do
  • Ho Man Tin

For the fast and furious, 18 Challenge Karting is Hong Kong’s largest indoor track for go-karting, spanning over 50,000sq ft in total. It is a family-friendly party venue catering to the fun of grown-ups and children. Adults can try two tracks with 18 twists and turns to get through. Meanwhile, kids can head to Driftland to race on the child-friendly track with mini electric cars for toddlers and drift cars for older kids. Make a pit stop at the race-themed restaurant, arcade, and party room to get the whole 18 Challenge Karting experience.

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  • Games and hobbies
  • Kwun Tong

Malaysian-based immersive mission game experience Bomb Battle opened its first branch in Hong Kong in October 2023. Combining elements of game shows, action movies, and escape games all into one, Bomb Battle has two missions – developed specifically for the HK branch – to choose from. In the City Threat mission, players must work together to defuse a bomb that poses a grave danger to the city. Meanwhile, The Assault mission will put participants' problem-solving skills to the test as they race against time to locate and neutralise a water pump that threatens to release toxic pollutants into the ocean.

Each mission consists of four increasingly challenging battles, pushing players to their limits and rewarding their teamwork and strategic thinking. Failure to complete the mission will result in a colourful consequence – prepare to be drenched in a vibrant explosion of paint as punishment. There are two ticket packages available, each catering to a minimum of four and a maximum of eight people. Booking for larger groups and private parties are also available on request. 

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  • Event spaces
  • North Point

Get rowdy on roller skates! Hong Kong’s largest indoor roller skating rink (a massive 20,000sq ft space), Bun’s 2020 is the retro-style party scene you’ve seen in old American sitcoms. Travel back to the 80s – which also makes for a great party theme – with neon lights, old-school roller skates, and the greatest hits from the disco era. There is also a mini-training pool to practise before transitioning to the main rink.

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  • Lan Kwai Fong

Located in the heart of Lan Kwai Fung, Chalk Party, an indoor-outdoor private party venue in LKF, is where to throw a glowing party for your holiday festivity. The blacklight room has fluorescent chalk to decorate the walls, neon henna, and luminescent accessories like sunglasses, headbands, and wigs. Inside, you’ll also find classic games like Jenga and connect four in the giant format, as well as party must-haves like beer pong and flip cup. What’s more, Chalk Party is a BYOB venue, meaning you can party in Central without the usual Central price tag.

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  • Sport and fitness
  • Kwai Chung

Crossfire Arena is the only fluorescent playground of its type in Hong Kong. Party-goers can enjoy a variety of experiences like combat archery, bubble soccer, nerf war, laser tag and dodgeball, as well as the usual party suspects like beer pong, flip cup, and stack cup. Catering services are also available, along with professional event photography, entertainment, and candy-filled piñatas.

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  • Kwai Chung

Party all night at GG Party Room; open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, this is the place for party sizes big or small (with private rooms for as few as four and up to 50). Depending on the activity of choice, these rooms include widescreen TVs for console games, electronic mahjong tables, easels for art jamming, pool tables, and even barbecue terraces. For an additional fee, GG can arrange catering, decoration, snacks and more.

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  • Cheung Sha Wan

Spanning over 5,000sq ft, PowerPlay Arena is the ultimate fun house for every kid and adult. Apart from go-karting and bubble soccer, there are also various arcade and sports games available, ranging from air hockey and basketball machines to coin pushers and claw cranes. For parties and team-building events, you can book out different zones or even an entire floor for some added privacy. Prices differ depending on time and package deals.

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  • North Point

Ryze, Hong Kong’s biggest trampoline park, is lined with trampolines, foam pits, and rope swings, allowing the daring to unleash their inner ninja. All visitors have to sign a liability waiver but once you’re in, you can bounce, flip, and jump to tremendous heights, all to your heart’s content. It’s a surprisingly decent exercise workout too. For event bookings, Ryze offers different packages ranging from birthdays to corporate events to 'Lock-In' parties where you can sleepover inside the park!

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  • Tsim Sha Tsui

Sandbox VR offers a hyperreality, immersive escape room experience that is straight out of science fiction. Step into an exhilarating augmented reality, complete with guns and all so you can protect yourself from the pirates, zombies, skeletons, or whatever terrifying monster that comes your way. 

Sandbox VR currently has two locations in Hong Kong, both of which can help you arrange private events, team-building activities, and birthday parties. They can also create a personalised virtual birthday party experience for customers, enabling them to celebrate their special day with loved ones in the most unique way.

Check out our experience at Sandbox's newly launched Squid Game VR game.

Tram party
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Tram party

More than a century old, our city’s ding dings are still a popular way to get around town. What’s more is that they also make for a surprisingly good party venue, available for hire through Hong Kong Tramways. From vintage open-tops to brightly coloured passenger trams, stroll aboard and enjoy a tour through the heart of Hong Kong Island, from Sai Wan to Shau Kei Wan. Optional catering services are also available.

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  • Art
  • Kwai Chung

Located in Kwai Chung, The Core Base’s multi-function rooms make a good setting for a great time. The rooms available come in different themes that are perfect for all types of gatherings. The Black Core room is rustic and stylish, and the Pink Core room is homey and relaxing, while the Blue Core is minimalist and modern with Mediterranean vibes. The Sky Core takes over the rooftop of the building for al fresco parties, and there is even a Little Core room dedicated to parties for the little ones with scaled-down furniture and children-friendly decor.

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