All Venues

Island Shangri-La lets non-guests buy weekday or weekend pool passes, with optional sauna, steam and gym combinations. Children's passes are available and numbers are limited, so booking ahead is advised.

Featuring 22 synthetic lanes and a signature glow-in-the-dark VIP room (two lanes plus karaoke), along with an English billiards room and restaurant, a one-stop entertainment venue.

Established in 2006, this long-running Hong Kong board game brand has its retail headquarters in San Po Kong, with a former café outlet in Wan Chai (status pending phone verification). Over 300 games are on offer, from role-playing and detective mysteries to party games, suitable for 2–10 players.

A comfortable cinema chain with some branches offering VIP theatres and dine-in service.

A beloved neighbourhood fixture in Tuen Mun, with 24 computerised lanes and games from just $20, among the most affordable in Hong Kong. Also offers darts, billiards and table football, with classes taught by a former Hong Kong team coach.

The world's first escape room to combine haunted house elements, progressing room by room through four themed levels from Level 1 "Haunted Garden" to Level 4 "Silent Hill". Choose your fright level, get scared and solve puzzles at the same time.

Founded in 2010, this long-running Mong Kok board game shop offers close to a thousand games with staff guidance, drinks for sale, and outside food allowed. Unlimited play on weekdays is capped at $75 until closing.

A light-meal café on the 12/F of Dundas Square, Mong Kok, known for hand-tossed pizza and pasta, with a selection of board games (Monopoly, UNO and more) available for customers to play after ordering.

A board game café inside an industrial building in Lai Chi Kok, offering over a hundred games to choose from, including kids' games, with staff-guided play. Weekday all-day admission is a great value from $75.

A board game corner near the waterfront in Tsuen Wan West, with window seats offering sea views, a spacious layout, and a selection of books and board games.

Hong Kong's first 360-degree immersive murder-mystery venue, pairing holographic projection technology with script deduction, around 60 scripts spanning mystery, emotional drama and ancient sect themes.

A 32-lane bowling centre in Tsuen Wan charging by lane/hour, with Hong Kong's cheapest shoe rental at $6, plus pool, darts, table football and table tennis, and regular jackpot tournaments.

Red MR's Wan Chai branch, on the 2nd floor of 5 Tonnochy Road. Note: as of June 2026 this branch is still under renovation and temporarily closed. Call ahead to check the reopening date.

A massive 3,000 sq ft party room in Tsuen Wan West, featuring a 400 sq ft ball pit, a PS5 gaming corner, a poker table and a basketball arcade machine. Close to supermarkets and convenience stores, it accommodates up to 100 guests, great for large parties.

A rare Korean-style decal glass art studio in Hong Kong, where you make a personalised glass cup with your own choice of design; the process takes about two hours, with the finished piece ready for collection two weeks later.

Asia's first large-scale trampoline park, spanning over 18,000 sq ft with 40+ interconnected trampolines, a ninja obstacle course, foam pit, climbing wall and aerial silks, open overnight on Fridays and Saturdays, with party packages available.

A bouldering gym on the 24th floor of a commercial building in Wan Chai, featuring its signature 55-degree overhang route "n°55 Platform", 7 difficulty grades, weekly hold changes and open high-rise views.

A climbing park inside Fortune City mall in Sha Tin, with a roped climbing area and bouldering area, trial passes for beginners, best-value monthly packages, and a location near Sha Tin Station.

A bouldering gym on Tai Nan Street in Sham Shui Po offering family packages and personal coaching, with adult day passes at $190 and student passes at $160, great for families or beginners.

A bouldering gym in a Sheung Wan commercial building, convenient for an after-work visit, with walls of varying heights, regular classes, adult day passes at $200 and student passes at $180.

A 24-hour snooker hall on the 15th floor of Kwun Tong Plaza, next to the MTR station for easy access anytime.

A snooker centre inside Kowloon City Plaza with multiple tables, close to Sung Wong Toi MTR Station.

A dart bar in Man Cheung Industrial Building, Tsuen Wan, with 20 DARTSLIVE3 and DARTSLIVE2 units in total and a separate competition and practice room, one of Hong Kong's dart venues with the most machines.

A branch of the Target Arena dart chain in Yat Chai Centre, Kwun Tong, with 16 DARTSLIVE3 and DARTSLIVE2 units in total, open daily from 12:30 until 1am.