Hong Kong party planning got a proper refresh in 2025 and 2026 — new playhouses, pickleball courts, climbing parties and island halls opened, so you are no longer stuck recycling the same mall room. This roundup is for families who want a venue that actually opened recently, whether that is a toddler excavator café in Shek Tong Tsui, a 7,000 sq ft neon flagship in North Point, or an adult-friendly padel and banquet booking on Ma Wan. Pair it with our unique birthday party venues in Hong Kong if you still need a classic option, then lock the date before Saturday slots disappear.
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What new party venues opened in Hong Kong in 2025 and 2026?
Recent openings include XVENTURE in Quarry Bay (May 2026), Momoland North Point (Dec 2025), Party Cat in Shek Tong Tsui (Nov 2025), Bouncetopia at Olympian City (Sept 2025), plus MosKiddo, Noah’s Ark Supernova, Cloud 39 and Tides.
Which new Hong Kong venues work for both kids and adults?
XVENTURE, pickleball at Pickle & Club, and Just Climb let older kids and parents play the same activity. For grown-up nights only, Cloud 39, AER and Tides opened in 2025.
How much does a kids party cost at these new venues?
Expect about HK$188–250 a head for park play, HK$1,800 an hour at Party Cat, and from HK$5,888 for an XVENTURE party room. Weekdays are cheaper. Compare packages in unique birthday party venues in Hong Kong.
When should I book a new party venue in Hong Kong?
Lock Saturday slots 4–8 weeks ahead. New halls sell out first on holiday weekends. Weekday mornings and 9am Party Cat hours are easier. If you want food handled, check restaurants with birthday party packages.
Are the new indoor parks safe for younger kids?
Yes if you match the age gate. Party Cat and Bouncetopia suit toddlers; XVENTURE is 6+ with a 120 cm rule on some rides. Grip socks and waivers are standard. Adults supervise. For classic rooms, use 50 unique party venues for kids.
XVENTURE is the headline 2026 opening: a 20,000 sq ft sportainment park on 4/F Kornhill Plaza South that launched on 15 May 2026. Nine zones cover Hong Kong’s steepest indoor slides, a three-metre rope course, ninja run, climb walls and go-karts. Minimum age is six; some rides require 120 cm. Weekday two-hour tickets start from about HK$188. Adults play too, which is why mixed-age birthday groups are booking it. Read the height rules on the Little Steps XVENTURE guide, then WhatsApp +852 6845 3290 for a party slot. Grip socks and a waiver are required. Party rooms start at HK$5,888 for 120 minutes.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
XVENTURE, 4/F, Kornhill Plaza South, 1-2 Kornhill Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, https://xventurepark.com/outlets/kornhill-plaza Mondays to Thursdays 12pm–8pm; Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 11am–9pm.
Bouncetopia’s second Hong Kong hall opened on 5 September 2025 at Olympian City Phase III. The 6,000 sq ft sports-themed floor has 14 muscle stations, 26 trampolines, inflatables, a climbing wall and a party room aimed at ages two and up. It is calmer than a full sportainment park and kinder on preschool legs. Book through Kiztopia for room time plus park play. Adults supervise rather than race a ninja wall, so this 2025 opening suits toddler-to-primary birthdays in West Kowloon.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Bouncetopia By Kiztopia Olympian City, G/F, Units 02, 05-08, 13 & 15, Olympian City Phase III, 1 Hoi Wang Road, Tai Kok Tsui, Hong Kong, https://kiztopia.com.hk/ Mondays to Fridays 11am–8pm; Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10am–8pm.
Noah’s Ark added Supernova, a new cosmic indoor playground, in 2026, with a space bouncy castle, Galaxy Rider, and Space Capsule on top of the existing Fun Fun Playland. ARKtopia career missions follow from 1 October 2026. The park also hires Noah’s Hall, gardens, and the newer Ma Wan Event Centre for birthdays and school groups. Park tickets are about HK$198 for adults and HK$158 for children. Closed most Wednesdays. Banquet team: [email protected]. Use it when you want a full-day outing, not only a two-hour room.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Noah’s Ark, 33 Pak Yan Road, Ma Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong, https://www.noahsark.com.hk/ Daily 10am–6pm; closed Wednesdays except public holidays and designated dates.
MosKiddo is the newly opened Southside edutainment floor at One Island South: 30,000 sq ft with Hong Kong’s longest children’s ninja course, inflatables, climbing, and hireable hubs from a small room up to 4,200 sq ft. Party quotes start from about eight children. Day passes are around HK$250, with under-twos cheaper and adults often free during play hours. Klook still lists it as a newly opened hub, and 2026 saw expanded class and party packages. WhatsApp 5500 4660 with ages and headcount before you pick a hub size.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
MosKiddo, 13/F, One Island South, 2 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, https://www.moskiddo.com/ Mondays to Sundays 9am–6pm.
Momoland’s North Point flagship opened in December 2025 at North Point Exchange Phase 2 — 7,000 sq ft and the brand’s largest Hong Kong floor. Six zones cover Aura Rush, slides, a sensory sand pit, trampoline basketball, role-play rooms, and a VIP lounge with Taiko, Mario Kart, PS5 and Switch. The party room holds about 40–50 guests. It is a one-minute walk from North Point MTR. Read the Little Steps Momoland North Point guide for zone-by-zone notes before you pick a Saturday hour.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Momoland North Point Flagship, Shops 212-213, 2/F, North Point Exchange Phase 2, 123 Java Road, North Point, Hong Kong, https://momolandhk.com/-home Mondays to Fridays 11am–8pm; Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and holiday eves 10.30am–8pm.
Party Cat opened on 1 November 2025 at Hill West, a minute from HKU MTR Exit B2. Remote-controlled excavators, a mess-free “sand” pit, ball pit, climbing, arcade games and pretend kitchen corners keep toddlers busy while parents sit. Private parties book a two-hour minimum and include a host for cake cutting, party music, a themed backdrop, a 1.8 m food table and 20 game tokens per hour. Early holiday slots at 9am or 7pm are HK$1,800 an hour. Check the Party Cat party page before you travel — buyouts close the floor.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Party Cat Playhouse, Shop C, 1/F, Hill West, 7-9 Hill Road, Shek Tong Tsui, Hong Kong, https://partycat.fun/en Mondays to Fridays 10am–7pm; Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 9am–7pm.
Cloud 39 opened in 2025 on the 39th floor of The Henderson as Hong Kong’s highest rooftop ballroom: about 6,800 sq ft indoors, a 2,000 sq ft foyer and a 980 sq ft terrace with 270-degree views. Banquets seat 336; cocktails take 450. It is the 2025 adult venue for 40ths, 50ths, weddings and company nights when you want a skyline, not a karaoke box. In-house catering and an eight-metre glass ceiling do the heavy lifting. Book through cloud39.com.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Cloud 39, 39/F, The Henderson, 2 Murray Road, Central, Hong Kong, https://cloud39.com/ By private event booking; hours follow the hired slot.
AER (Aesthetic Radio) opened on 1 June 2025 at Ming Hing House in Soho as a listening-room bar with a custom quadraphonic system, comfort food and cocktails. The founders built it for music nights and community gatherings; private-event bookings sit on the same Linktree as table reservations. Cake-cutting is listed, so small adult birthdays work if you hire off the public programme. Closed Mondays. This is a 2025 adult room for 30-somethings and above.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
AER, UG/F, Ming Hing House, 52-56 Staunton Street, Central, Hong Kong, https://linktr.ee/ Tuesdays to Thursdays 5pm–12am; Fridays and Saturdays 5pm–1am; closed Mondays.
Just Climb turns a birthday into a two-hour climbing session with a safety briefing, warm-up, basic technique, and free climbing time. Indoor parties start from about HK$250 per climbing child (non-climbers about HK$100), minimum 10 guests, ages 7+. The Sai Sha GO PARK outdoor wall takes ages 4+ from about HK$330 a head, or HK$280 on member rates. Catering and photography are extras. Gyms include San Po Kong, Tuen Mun, Shek Mun, Tseung Kwan O, Tsuen Wan and Sai Sha. Start with the Little Steps bouldering party guide, then book the nearest wall on justclimb.hk.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Just Climb, Flagship: Room D, G/F, Prince Industrial Building, 706 Prince Edward Road East, San Po Kong, Hong Kong (plus Tuen Mun, Shek Mun, Tseung Kwan O, Tsuen Wan and Sai Sha GO PARK), https://justclimb.hk/birthdayparty/ Typical indoor hours Mondays to Fridays 2pm–11pm; Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10am–8pm; confirm the booked gym.
Tides opened on 14 October 2025 inside The Whampoa as Hong Kong’s first purpose-built mid-size music hall. The 30,000 sq ft, two-storey room holds about 1,500 standing and is built for concerts, comedy, brand activations and private hire. Touring-grade sound and lighting mean you are not hiring a separate production truck. The Upper Deck works as a VIP lounge. This is the 2025 adult booking when the guest list is teens-to-grown-ups, not toddlers. Check tides.hk for hold dates; weekend concert nights sell out first.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
TIDES, U1/F, Site 6, The Whampoa, 1 Tak On Street, Hung Hom, Hong Kong, https://tides.hk/ Hours follow the event and hire schedule; confirm when you hold the date.
Pickle & Club at The Westwood is the West Island booking when the party brief is “learn a sport, then eat.” Two indoor courts take groups up to about 40, ages 8+ with an adult. Sessions run from a two-hour minimum, with gentle coaching and friendly games. On-site Western finger food (fries, hot dogs, burgers) is allowed; no outside food or drinks, with free cake cutting. Peak court hire is about HK$450 an hour. Book early — two courts fill on weekend late mornings.
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Why Little Steps Loves It?
Pickle & Club, UG-01, The Westwood, 8 Belcher’s Street, Kennedy Town, Hong Kong, https://pickleand.club/ Daily 10am–10pm; parties booked by the hour, two-hour minimum.
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