Hong Kong’s famously unpredictable weather can shift from sunny skies to downpours in the blink of an eye, but don’t let the rain dampen your plans! Little Steps has updated its guide for 2025, packed with fresh and exciting indoor activities that go far beyond the usual museums and cinemas. Whether you’re looking for brand-new playrooms, a smash room to unleash your stress, a unique baking studio for hands-on fun, or a massive indoor playground featuring a magical snow zone, we’ve got you covered. Plus, we’ve uncovered a hidden gem in Central—a truly unique indoor experience that’s one of the city’s best-kept secrets. From creative adventures to sporty thrills and family-friendly hangouts, our list has something for everyone. Rain or shine, there’s always something fun to explore in Hong Kong!
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Hong Kong has tons of fun options! Head to WHIMSY at Hopewell Mall for massive playgrounds with snow zones and VR rides, Kiztopia playrooms, or New Town Plaza in Sha Tin for all-day entertainment with cinemas and malls.
Perfect spots include City Gallery in Central for free interactive exhibits, Home Baking Day studio in Wan Chai for hands-on cookie making, or Cube O Discovery Park in Tsuen Wan for digital marine adventures—all stroller-friendly and family-approved.
Yes! Visit City Gallery in Central for creative exhibits and games, or check government free playrooms. Pair with public libraries or malls like New Town Plaza for shopping and dining without extra cost.
Kiztopia locations across Hong Kong offer soft play zones perfect for little ones, while WHIMSY’s Kids’ Energy Zone and ball pits provide safe, exciting fun for toddlers to tweens on rainy days.
Try escape rooms, roller skating at Bun’s 2020, VR at ImmverseXR, or baking at Home Baking Day.
Located in Causeway Bay, Out of Colours offers one of Hong Kong’s most unique party venues—a fully equipped lip lab where kids and tweens can design and create their own personalized lipstick! Guided by friendly Colour Specialists, guests choose their shade, finish, scent, and even engrave their lipstick case for a keepsake. The modern studio can host up to 16 guests, allows outside food (with a cleaning fee), and offers upgrades like balloon décor or premium lipstick cases for early bookings. Bookings essential!
Out Of Colours, 19/F, Soundwill Plaza, 38 Russell St, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, +852 2671 1288, https://www.outofcolours.com.hk/
WHIMSY, the popular family entertainment brand, has opened its largest flagship store at Hopewell Mall in Wan Chai! Spanning an impressive 36,000 square feet, this indoor playground offers endless fun for toddlers, teens, and nostalgic adults—no reservations required. Highlights include Hong Kong’s first VR Sky Ride, where you’ll soar through jungles with splashes of water and heat effects, and Bikers Madness, a futuristic motorbike racing game. Families can enjoy Drift Bumper Cars, the Farm Express Train, or dive into Snow Wonderland, a magical 5,000-square-foot winter escape complete with icy slides and glowing sculptures. There’s also a Dreamy White Carousel, a Kids’ Energy Zone with a ball pit and mini bowling, plus classic arcade games for retro fun.
WHIMSY'S Hopewell Center, 1403-1405, 14/F, Hopewell Centre, 183 Queen's Rd E, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, www.ysmihw.com.hk
Bad weather? Head to New Town Plaza in Sha Tin and spend the entire day! This massive indoor destination is packed with entertainment, shopping, and dining options to keep the whole family entertained. Far more than just a mall, it’s the ultimate family-friendly spot in Hong Kong with something for everyone.
Kids will love Kiztopia’s revamped mega play park, featuring obstacle courses, ball pits, and slides, while older teens can tackle escape rooms at LOST or enjoy indoor games at Jumpin Gym USA. MOVIE TOWN, the largest cinema in the New Territories, is perfect for catching the latest films. Meanwhile, parents can enjoy shopping at over 350 stores, including international brands like ZARA, Lululemon, and Dyson, or stock up on essentials at City’super and Mothercare.
When it’s time to eat, choose from over 50 restaurants, including family-friendly favorites like Din Tai Fung, Shake Shack, and Tim Ho Wan. With direct MTR access (Sha Tin Station, Exit A) and a spacious, stroller-friendly layout, New Town Plaza makes for the perfect rainy-day escape and all-day adventure!
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New Town Plaza, 18-19 Sha Tin Centre St, Sha Tin, Hong Kong, https://www.newtownplaza.com.hk/
When rain hits, head to City Gallery in Central, a free indoor attraction perfect for families. Explore four floors of interactive exhibits showcasing Hong Kong’s urban planning and sustainability. Teens and adults will enjoy learning about the city’s skyline on the upper floors, while younger kids can have fun on the 1st floor designing cities, playing a SimCity-style game, and bringing their drawings to life on a big screen. It’s an educational and creative way to spend a rainy day, with all exhibits in English and Chinese. Finish your visit with dim sum next door at Hong Kong City Hall!
City Gallery, 3 Edinburgh Place, Central, Hong Kong (next to City Hall Lower Block), +852 3102 1242, enquiry@citygallery.gov.hk, https://www.citygallery.gov.hk/en/
Located in Kwun Tong, Smashroom offers a thrilling way to relieve stress in a safe and controlled environment. This rage room lets participants smash glass bottles, dishes, furniture, and electronics like computers to release pent-up emotions. A basic 15-minute session costs HK$150 and includes 10 glass bottles, 5 dishes, 2 appliances, and 5 glasses, with options to extend your time or add more items. Open to ages 13 and up, Smashroom provides protective gear for safety and ensures a cathartic experience. Open daily from 12:00pm–10:00pm, bookings can be made via WhatsApp or Instagram.
Smashroom, 146 Wai Yip St, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, +852 4408 3170 (WhatsApp), https://www.instagram.com/smashroom_hk/
Home Baking Day at Hopewell Mall in Wan Chai is a delightful indoor activity for aspiring bakers of all ages. Located on the Kids’ Floor, this hands-on baking studio offers a fun and supportive environment where you can create treats like bear-shaped cookies, matcha mochi, or even a colorful unicorn cake. Each station is equipped with step-by-step instructions on a tablet, and friendly assistants are available to help. Perfect for beginners and experienced bakers alike, it’s a great spot for family fun, birthday parties, or team-building events. Book your session online and get ready to bake, decorate, and enjoy your creations!
Home Baking Day Hopewell Mall, Shop 607-608, 6F, Hopewell Mall, 183 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, +852 3165 8677, http://www.homebakingday.com/index/en/
Step into the future with “Space Odyssey,” an 8K virtual reality experience launching on September 4, 2025, at ImmverseXR in Wan Chai. Spanning 4,000 square feet, this cutting-edge adventure is perfect for kids 8+, teens, and adults. Over 30 minutes, you’ll pilot spaceships, battle aliens, and reclaim Mars’ “Titan” base in a thrilling sci-fi mission set in the year 2099—all with simple hand gestures, no controllers needed!
ImmverseXR, 7/F, 163 QRE, 163 Queen's Rd East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, https://www.hopewellcluster.com/shopping/immverse-xr
Founded in 2022, QQWonderland in Kwun Tong is a creative haven for kids, tweens, and teens. Known for its fun and unique activities, QQWonderland offers “creamy” sessions where you can personalize items like phone cases, mirrors, and bags with colorful cream glue and over 300 types of decorative trinkets, including anime and Sanrio figures. For something more relaxing, try tufting and design your own rug with over 90 thread colors to choose from. Aside from these experiences, you can shop DIY kits, designer collaborations, and even a pet collection. Open daily from 10:00–23:00, walk-ins are welcome!
QQWonderland, Flat 1, 9/F, Block B, Chung Mei Centre, Hing Yip St., Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 69723118, https://www.qqwonderlands.hk/
Kiztopia, with locations across Hong Kong including Sha Tin, Wan Chai, and Tseung Kwan O, offers massive indoor playgrounds designed for experiential learning and fun. Kids can climb, slide, bounce, and explore themed zones like occupational role-play areas and interactive games. The Wan Chai branch boasts 18 exciting zones, while parents can relax at the on-site Bell’s Café. Perfect for toddlers to tweens, Kiztopia is a go-to destination for active family fun!
Bun’s 2020 – is the city's largest roller rink, located in Lai Chi Kok. Book here for skating slots! The retro rink was founded by a group of roller-skating fans and is set in a pretty funky venue with disco balls, neon lights, and an 80’s vibe pervading throughout. The price ranges from HK$140 to HK$280 depending on day or night sessions on weekdays or weekends. Click here for the full guide by Little Steps.
Bun's 2020 Rollerskating Rink In Kowloon, 5A, D2 Place One, 9 Cheung Yee Street, Lai Chi Kok, KLN, Hong Kong, +852 2727 1100, +852 5211 8990
A fantastic indoor activity for kids in Hong Kong is diving into the exciting world of racquet sports like padel and pickleball, which are taking the city by storm. These fast-paced, interactive games blend energy, competition, and social fun, making them a hit with kids of all ages and skill levels. With more venues popping up across the city, kids can stay active, burn off energy, and make new friends—all while having a blast on the court!
Channel your inner secret agent, round up your team, and gear up for an exciting mission at some of Hong Kong’s top escape rooms. These immersive experiences are perfect for testing your problem-solving skills and unleashing your creativity. Whether you're looking to shake up your weekend routine, skip the usual brunch plans, or stay entertained indoors on a sweltering or rainy day, escape rooms offer a thrilling alternative. Dive into Little Step’s list of the top 5 escape rooms in Hong Kong for an unforgettable adventure!
If you’re searching for a digital marine aquarium experience in Hong Kong, look no further than Cube O Discovery Park at Plaza 88 Mall in Tsuen Wan. Spanning over 10,000 square feet, this is Hong Kong’s first city-center ocean-themed attraction. It offers a captivating blend of real marine life exhibits, exciting interactive multimedia games, and a range of recreational and educational facilities. To top it off, there are also dining options to complete your visit.
Cube O Discovery Park, Plaza 88, 88 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, +852 2127 4188, enquires@cubeodiscoverypark.com, http://cubeodiscoverypark.com/home-en/
Ocean Park Water World is a 400,000-square-foot, world-class water park seamlessly integrated into the stunning natural landscape of Tai Shue Wan. Overlooking the breathtaking South China Sea, this four-billion-dollar attraction is three times larger than the previous facility, which spanned just 6,400 square meters. Offering a variety of indoor activities, thrilling water slides, and endless wet-and-wild fun, it’s the ultimate destination for an unforgettable day out. Don’t wait—book your visit now! Click here for the full guide to visiting.
Ocean Park Water World, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, +852 3923 2323, https://waterworld.oceanpark.com.hk/
Located in Tsim Sha Tsui, right next to The Star Ferry, the Hong Kong Museum Of Art (HKMoA) is an amazing modern art museum where families can experience a 17,000-piece art collection and explore this unique and fun museum inside and out. There are some fabulous restaurants with harbor views at the museum! Family favorites include the Museum Restaurant and INK (Family-friendly casual eats with harbor views). You can pair up with the Hong Kong Space Museum or visit the K11 Musea. Click here for full guide!
Hong Kong Museum Of Art, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, https://hk.art.museum/en_US/web/ma/visit.html
How awesome is this spot? Skateboarding enthusiasts who can’t hit the streets because of rain now have the perfect solution in Kwun Tong—8FIVE2, Hong Kong’s very first indoor skatepark. Spanning nearly 3,000 square feet, Sk85IVE2 was designed by the renowned California Ramp Works. The park features concrete ramps, banks, rails, ledges, curbs, and, of course, great music and air conditioning. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, Sk85IVE2 offers endless skateboarding fun with open sessions and lessons available. Even better, on weekends, Vans sponsors free skate sessions from 4 PM to 10 PM. Don’t miss out!
SK85ive2, 7/F D & E Hang Seng Industrial Building, 185 Wai Yip Street, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 2573 9872, https://sk85ive2.com/indoor-skate-park/
Ten Feet Tall is not your average foot massage spa. For families looking for a little chill time together, you can rent a private room, bring along your login for Apple TV, and plug in a movie for the kids while you get your foot rub on! Order a fresh coconut juice, cappuccino, or even frozen yogurt to enjoy during your pamper session! There's also free WiFi.
Ten Feet Tall, 20/F & 21/F, L Place, 139 Queen's Road, Central, Hong Kong +852 2971 1010, www.tenfeettall.com.hk.
Slime It! is the ultimate interactive, one-stop destination for a true one-of-a-kind slime-making experience in Hong Kong and now they are in 2 indoor locations in Hong Kong. This is a perfect rainy day activity for toddlers and kids! Once you enter this brightly colored wonderland, you’ll get an instant feeling of being in the world’s best ice-cream shop, except all the goodies are slime-related. And instead of ice-cream dispensers, their signature Wall of Charms allows excited kids to pick and choose from a wide variety of ‘toppings’ for their final slime masterpiece. Think mini candy swirls, tiny fruit, decorative ornaments, and even classic Coca-Cola bottles! Click here for the video from the Little Steps visit!
Slime It! - 2 Locations!, +852 9193 1606, slimeithk@gmail.com, https://www.facebook.com/slimeithongkong/
Located in Tai Kwun, Bonart has quickly become a go-to for indoor workshops for kids, families, and adults too. Book a workshop that fits your fun - DIY Skincare, Floral Jamming, Soy Candles, Calligraphy, Art Jamming. There is loads of fun here, and kids love this place. Note: they can also help arrange parties. Closed on Mondays!
Bonart, Shop 03-204A, 2/F, Barrack Block, Tai Kwun, 10 Hollywood Road, Central, Hong Kong, https://www.bonart-hk.com/
Laser tag is so much fun and kids as young as 5 can get involved at most venues. Strap on your vests, grab your guns, and head into the darkness as you try to blast the opposite team. It's fun, it promotes teamwork, and you will sweat a bit too. Crossfire Arena also offers other neon laser fun - check it out! It's open 12pm-10pm.
Resalaser, Flat A, 4/F, International Industrial Building, 175 Hoi Bun Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong, +852 3580 oo30, info@resalaser.com.hk, www.resalaser.com.hk
Ryze Trampoline Park and Verm City are 2 of Hong Kong's hottest indoor activity venues! They are located in the same building and offer activities for kids from tots to teens, making it an excellent choice for the whole family. Also, Ryze has Extreme Air Sports for the older kids where you participate in fun activities such as the Ninja Obstacle Course, Foam Pits, Open Jump and many more!
Ryze, 3/F, Kodak House 1, 321 Java Rd, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, +852 23378191, https://www.ryzehongkong.com/
LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre, K11 MUSEA, Hong Kong, https://www.legolanddiscoverycentre.com/
We Make Gift is an arts and crafts company with studios in both San Francisco and Causeway Bay. They specialise in bespoke gifts and workshops for all ages and styles. From personalized hand sanitizer to neon lights, there is something for everyone. Advanced booking is required, so this is more an activity for when you know bad weather is on its way.
We Make Gift, Shop 306, Windsor House, 311 Gloucester Rd, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, +852 5193 0573, https://www.wemakegift.com/
Take tackling to new levels and try out untested soccer skills without fear of injury with this new form of football. Using an inflatable zorb-like bubble, there is heaps of fun to be had on the football pitch as players smash and bump and roll around in their efforts to get the football into the back of the net. Bubble Soccer is the original and most experienced bubble soccer operator in Hong Kong, offering high-quality equipment and event organization. We love the glow-in-the-dark bubble suits!
Bubble Soccer, 5/F, Remex Centre, 42 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, +852 3462 3318, http://crossfire.hk/bubble-soccer/
Sandbox VR in Mongkok has families smiling! You have to book your family time slot in advance and click on one of the many VR adventures. The Curse of Davy Jones is popular with the kids, while teens like the zombie-infested ones and thrilling shootouts! You will be tasked with survival as a team and given Razer headphones, headsets, and guns. It's so much fun!
Sandbox VR, 4/F, Tern Plaza, Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong, +852 2311 9995, https://sandboxvr.com/hongkong
A few floors up in the heart of Causeway Bay, a family of 12 rabbits hop around between chairs and tables. Welcome to Rabbitland Cafe, home to a collection of abandoned rabbits that invites guests of all ages (6+) to come, visit, pet, feed, and interact with the inquisitive, floofy-eared creatures over a cup of tea and a sandwich. Click here for more information.
Rabbitland Cafe, 3/F, 530 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, +852 5281 0280, info@rabbitland.com.hk, https://www.facebook.com/rabbitlandcafe/
Are you a board game lover? If so, then Jolly Thinkers is the place for you, offering a huge collection of games for sale in their online store as well as spots in which to play to your heart's content. Jolly Thinkers operates board gaming cafes in Prince Edward and Wanchai, with retail, game tutoring, and cafe services on offer at each. For more board game cafes, click here.
Madame Tussauds is a fun activity for the whole family. If the weather allows you to get up the Peak by car, bus, or tram, this is a great way to spend some quality time up in the clouds during a rainstorm. From K-Pop to Kung Fu, wander through the immortalized waxworks of some of the greatest celebrities.
Madame Tussauds, Shop P101, 128 Peak Road, Peak Tower, The Peak, Hong Kong, www.madametussauds.com/hong-kong/en/
Hong Kong has some awesome museums for kids. In Central, visit The Maritime Museum and enjoy a coffee afterward at Cafe 8 (a great place to watch the rain on the harbor too). The Hong Kong Science Museum is a favorite for kids and teens of all ages offering impressive exhibits. Of course, the dome shows at the Space Museum are always impressive too. Go check it out now. The M+ is another amazing space with lots of cool installations and beautiful modern art!
Top Hong Kong Museums For Kids, Click here. Special tip! The Family Pass is the best deal in town. Unlimited admission to 7 museums for a family of 4 for HK$100 per year!
Hit the ice! For little ones, the ice skating rink at Elements Mall is great as it offers little animals that the young ones can push around on the ice as they skate. Megabox and Cityplaza are both great for older kids looking to swirl, skate, and spin. There are also ongoing camps for kids, drop-in private classes, and group lessons available. A wonderful activity when it is coming down with buckets! There are two new and huge ice rinks in Hong Kong. Lohas Ice Rink is Hong Kong's largest eco-friendly ice rink and is popular for families in Clearwater Bay, Tseung Kwan O, and Sai Kung. The new ice rink in Discovery Bay is massive (this is mainly for lessons but do enquire).
Hong Kong offers plenty of spots for fun art jamming sessions with the kids, many of which welcome drop-ins for both children and adults. The renowned Art Jamming studio, formerly in Sheung Wan, has relocated to Wong Chuk Hang, now featuring jam sessions, an outdoor terrace, and party options. Perfect for a rainy day, just give them a call, drop by, pick a canvas or tote, and start painting! Keep in mind, they're closed on Mondays. For more spots to go art jamming in Hong Kong, click here.
Art Jamming, Room B, 5/F, E Tat Factory Building, 4 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, +852 2541 8816, https://www.artjamming.com/
Hong Kong is home to an incredible variety of indoor rock climbing and bouldering gyms, catering to all ages and skill levels—even kids as young as 4! If you’re looking for a fun, active way to escape the heat or try something new, we’ve got you covered. From Hong Kong Island to Kowloon and the New Territories, we’ve explored the city’s top climbing spots to bring you the ultimate guide. Get ready to climb, conquer, and have an amazing time!
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