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Hong Kong Day 4: Quintessentially Ocean Park (Part 2)

March 14, 2012 by The Sunset Goddess 7 Comments

Exploring more of The Summit area of Ocean Park Hong Kong, I got to try one of their most popular attractions called The Abyss, which for me is easily the best ride in Ocean Park.
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It was scary as we were being slowly lifted up to the maximum height and I could see how high we were already.

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But it was nothing like the feeling of falling fast from the top. I totally screamed my heart out! (as this picture readily shows!)
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After the thrill of the Abyss, it was on to the more sanguine Crazy Galleon, which is familiar enough to Enchanted Kingdom enthusiasts here in the Philippines. However, I underestimated this one—it was smaller than Anchors Away but it was also faster and so had a different feel.
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I also underestimated the Dragon roller coaster, which  looked quite small and not really scary at all.

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However, the roller coaster was surprisingly really fast and it had unexpected dips and turns, which didn’t seem obvious or as scary just by looking at it. That, plus the noon sun, and not yet getting any lunch, made me dizzy and made my stomach queasy (and my candid reaction was captured right after getting off the Dragon!)

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We got our fried chicken lunch from a fast food cart nearby and we just ate it on a park bench, since there were no longer available tables in the nearby dining area (the place was getting fuller and fuller around lunch time).
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Since I could no longer stomach getting on any more thrill rides, we just played in the carnival-style Skills Game area (subject to separate fees per game). We actually really enjoyed ourselves here.  The prizes,  made up of nice, specially branded Ocean Park stuffed toys, were easy enough for my travel companion to win, especially in the shooting of basketball hoops.  Incidentally, I noticed many fellow Filipinos winning in the hoops game as well.

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Then we made our way to the Cable Car station to take us down to The Waterfront area.

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The view from Terrace Cafe
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The views from the cable car were nice enough, but I think since we just rode the Ngong Ping cable car the day before, I found the Ocean Park cable car ride a bit anti-climactic.  It wasn’t as high as Ngong Ping’s, the car was smaller, and of course, it didn’t have the glass bottom of Ngong Ping’s crystal cabin. Nevertheless, we still enjoyed ourselves with the views (Repulse Bay was on our right). Overall, I think the cable car ride gives more value to your money spent for the admission fee to Ocean Park.
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When we got down and saw the snaking line of people waiting to ride the cable car from The Waterfront up to The Summit, we realized that it was really a good idea that we started at The Summit then went down to The Waterfront area via cable car, which counter-flowed with the rest of the visitors in Ocean Park. I would really recommend this strategy, especially for those who plan to be in Ocean Park by opening time at 10 in the morning, when the opening crowd would tend to wander around The Waterfront first.

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While we were in Ocean Park at opening time until after lunch, we decided not to stay the whole day since I still didn’t feel well after the roller coaster ride and we were still going to Kowloon for afternoon tea. So we just barely had enough time to squeeze in other attractions.

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While we were no longer able to see Ocean Park’s popular attractions like the Atoll Reef at the Summit and the Grand Aquarium (inside that big blue dome in the background in the picture above) what we didn’t want to miss was seeing the giant pandas in the Hong Kong Jockey Club Giant Panda Habitat (we figured, unless we were going to China, this was our only opportunity to see real pandas).

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The pandas were actually housed behind glass, in enclosures with trees and rocks.

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The giant pandas were sleeping.  In fact, one panda wasn’t even moving and was very still that I thought it was just taxidermied!

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Since the giant pandas looked like they were just stuffed animals, we contented ourselves with just cuddling the stuffed toys on display in the souvenir store.

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As were exiting Ocean Park, we crossed paths with groups of tourists who looked like they’re from mainland China, complete with flag-raising tour guide. I noticed also that the line of people waiting to ride the cable car were also mostly made up of tour groups. Upon seeing them, we were so relieved that we visited Ocean Park DIY.  We were able to freely choose the attractions we wanted to see, and we had control over the amount of time we wanted to spend in the park, which may not have been possible if we went on Hong Kong packages with the usual “compulsory city tour and Ocean Park”.
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Ocean Park v. Hong Kong Disneyland 

As for the often-asked question of which is better between Ocean Park and Hong Kong Disneyland (which we also visited on the sixth day of our trip), I’d say that if you have the time and the budget for both, then definitely GO AND VISIT BOTH THEME PARKS, since they do really offer different rides and attractions.  I think the competition between the two theme parks actually benefits consumers since they’re constantly in a race to outdo each other with more and newer attractions from time to time.

But what if you must choose just one? This guide concludes that Ocean Park is better, and this seems to be supported by the fact that Ocean Park has a small edge over Disneyland in terms of number of visitors  (may possibly be because of its cheaper ticket prices). But I would still say it really depends on your own priorities and interests.

It’s true that Ocean Park seems to be more geared for adults and older kids (I really saw more younger kids in Disneyland).  Ocean Park has more thrilling rides especially at The Summit, which adults and older kids will enjoy more, while the more kid-friendly attractions seem to be limited to aquariums, marine shows, and the usual carnival rides like a Ferris Wheel or carousel. If your kids are the type who like animals, then I guess they would appreciate Ocean Park more.  Ocean Park is also cheaper than Disneyland by HK$119.

However, in terms of aesthetics, Hong Kong Disneyland appealed to me more than Ocean Park, and I appreciated that Disneyland has more variety in the look and number of theme areas.  If you still have young kids, I think they’d enjoy Hong Kong Disneyland more.

I got a queasy stomach while in Ocean Park after riding the roller coaster and because of the heat.  On the other hand, I got chills and a fever when I was in Hong Kong Disneyland, because of the cold.  So, both not-so-good experiences in each theme park canceled each other out, and based on my personal and subjective experience in each theme park, if I really, really have to choose just one and considering it was my first time to see either park, I would choose Hong Kong Disneyland (and this is even if I’ve already been to Tokyo Disneyland).  But that’s just me.

And I would still go back and emphasize my first recommendation above that if you can go to Ocean Park AND Hong Kong Disneyland, then it’s really simply better to experience the best of both worlds that these two attractions offer.

Fabulous travels! Cheers! 🙂

Ocean Park Hong Kong

Ocean Park Hong Kong is open daily from 10 AM to 7 PM 
The Summit area closes at 6 PM.
Admission price of HK$280 for adults and HK$140 for children aged 3 to 11.

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Comments

  1. Tin | The Average Jane says

    March 15, 2012 at 5:21 AM

    We purposely left out HK Ocean Park in our itinerary since we thought it was similar to the oceanarium in Manila and SG. Nanghihinayang tuloy ako after seen your pics. =(

    Will definitely include this next time. =)

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    • The Sunset Goddess says

      March 15, 2012 at 7:08 AM

      Hi Tin! 🙂 The Manila Ocean Park is literally “oceans away” from Ocean Park Hong Kong. When it first opened in Manila, I thought it was from the same company as the one in Hong Kong (it’s not). Manila Ocean Park is really just aquariums while Ocean Park Hong Kong has the aquariums plus the adventure rides of a theme park (although like I said, I regret not being able to see the aquarium in Hong Kong, which is one of their main attractions). I would also love to visit the Oceanarium in Singapore 🙂

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  2. melvin says

    March 19, 2012 at 4:49 PM

    sinumpa ko talaga yang abyss na yan.i enjoyed a lot of the rides sa ocean park except the abyss weird pala ng feeling when you’re weightless.

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    • The Sunset Goddess says

      March 20, 2012 at 3:18 AM

      The Abyss was so much fun!! and the terror was worth it! 🙂 hehe

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  3. Stephanie says

    April 4, 2012 at 10:57 PM

    That park looks like so much fun! I don’t know when I’ll ever get to go to Hong Kong but if I do, I’ll definitely check it out. And how did I not know there was a HK Disneyland??

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  4. The Phenomenal Woman says

    April 6, 2012 at 12:58 PM

    I noticed that families with young kids/toddlers tend to enjoy Disneyland more, while families with older kids/teenagers enjoy the fast-paced rides the park offers, and the variety of the entertainment is broad-ranging.

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  5. Christian | Lakad Pilipinas says

    May 1, 2012 at 12:38 PM

    ganda ng view from the cable car!

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