
Updated: October 29, 2026
Sunlife Presents: Hong Kong Bounce Fest is taking over the Great Lawn at WestK Art Park this festive season. From Friday, December 18, 2026 to Sunday, January 3, 2027, it becomes a huge 100,000-square-foot inflatable playground, which makes it a handy pick for the Christmas break.
Buy Tickets for Hong Kong Bounce Fest 2026/2027 here
It’s Hong Kong’s first giant inflatable carnival themed around Hong Kong itself, and it’s packed with local favorites. There are three zones to explore. Food & Fun Street is full of oversized egg waffles, egg tarts, pineapple buns, siu mai and more. Transport Avenue lets little ones climb aboard an inflatable tram, double-decker bus, taxi, ferry and railway station. Challenger Road is the one for energetic kids, with an obstacle course and a giant bun tower slide.
Between bounces, try the four old-school Hong Kong game booths, a fun way to show the kids what playtime looked like when you were little. DJs keep things going from day into night. Grown-ups can also come back later for the adults-only After Dark Party Session, with Cantopop all night.
Each ticket gets you 90 minutes of play plus three game tokens. That includes one set 40-minute slot in Food & Fun Street, and the rest of your time is unlimited in the other inflatable zones and game booths. Early-bird tickets start from HK$165 (standard from HK$179). After Dark Party early-bird tickets are HK$185 (standard HK$199).
Early-bird tickets go on sale Friday, October 30 on Trip.com. Because it’s outdoors and sessions are short, it works well for families with kids of different ages. Just plan around that 40-minute Food & Fun slot!
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The 40-minute Food & Fun Street slot is the only timed part of your visit. If your kids are set on bouncing across a giant egg tart (and let’s be honest, they will be), plan your session around it. Everything else is open for your full 90 minutes.
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When is Hong Kong Bounce Fest 2026?
Hong Kong Bounce Fest runs from 18 December 2026 to 3 January 2027 at the Great Lawn of the Art Park in West Kowloon Cultural District. It covers the Christmas and New Year period and features giant Hong Kong-themed inflatables. Early-bird tickets start from 30 October. More details are in the Bounce Fest guide.
Where is Hong Kong Bounce Fest held?
It takes place on the Great Lawn of the Art Park in the West Kowloon Cultural District. The site is about 100,000 square feet and is easy to reach by MTR (Austin or Kowloon stations) or bus. The outdoor setting has harbour and skyline views, making it a good festive outing for families.
How much are tickets for Hong Kong Bounce Fest?
Early-bird tickets (30 October to 17 December) are HK$165 for Junior, Bigger Kids and After Dark Bigger Kids sessions, or HK$185 for the 18+ After Dark Party. From 18 December prices rise to HK$179 and HK$199. Each ticket covers a 90-minute visit with three game tokens. Book via Trip.com and note that every person, including parents, needs their own ticket.
What are the main attractions at Bounce Fest?
There are three main zones: Food & Fun Street with giant inflatable versions of Hong Kong favourites such as pineapple buns, egg tarts and milk tea; Transport Avenue with vehicle-themed inflatables; and Challenger Road inspired by the Bun Festival climbing challenge. You get a fixed 40-minute slot in Food & Fun Street and free movement in the other zones during your 90 minutes. Socks are required inside inflatables.
What are the rules for kids and parents?
Junior sessions are for children aged 7 or under (with parents). Bigger Kids sessions cover up to age 17. Under-12s must be accompanied by a ticket-holding parent in the venue and each inflatable zone. Ages 12–17 can attend independently. Everyone needs their own ticket at the same price. For more family events see the monthly events guide.
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