All Venues

Emperor Cinemas' Tsuen Wan branch at Citywalk, opened in 2019, near Tsuen Wan MTR station, serving the Tsuen Wan new town.

Emperor Cinemas' Tuen Mun branch at Sun Tuen Mun Centre, opened in 2018, one of the main cinemas serving the Tuen Mun district.

Broadway Circuit's B+ cinema brand at MOKO, Mong Kok East, featuring an IMAX 5.1 hall, with 5 halls and 749 seats in total.

Broadway Circuit's MY CINEMA brand at YOHO MALL, Yuen Long, with 8 halls and 1,211 seats, one of the largest cinemas in the Yuen Long district.

MCL Cinema's Tseung Kwan O branch at Metro City, opened in 2000, one of the longest-running cinemas in the district.

MCL Cinema's Kowloon Bay branch at Telford Gardens, opened in 2008, serving residents of Kowloon Bay and Ngau Tau Kok.

MCL Cinema's Causeway Bay branch at Windsor House, opened in 1994, one of MCL's longest-running cinemas.

MCL Cinema's branch at Lai Sun Commercial Centre, Cheung Sha Wan, opened in 2019, serving residents of the surrounding area.

MCL Cinema's branch at Landmark North, Fanling, opened in 2017, a main cinema serving the Fanling/Sheung Shui district.

Golden Scene Cinema's flagship in Kennedy Town, opened in 2021, focuses on arthouse and independent films — an independent cinema not affiliated with any chain.

Cinema City's Tsuen Wan branch, located inside the D‧PARK mall, serving residents of Tsuen Wan and Tsing Lung Tau.

Formerly Golden Harvest's flagship the sky cinema (opened 2013), taken over and operated by Bestarfilm Cinemas since 2025, with 6 screens.

Hong Kong's first dedicated padel club, with four standard courts open to public booking all day. A cafe and a professional coaching team on site make it easy for beginners to start with an intro class.

A padel venue on Ma Wan where you can book courts, lessons and programmes online. Part of the Hong Kong Padel Club network, handy for Ma Wan residents and day visitors.

An indoor tennis practice clubhouse in a Kwun Tong industrial building with a 9.5m-deep court and half-hour online booking. Session packs and a monthly membership bring discounts, and members get clubhouse access.

An indoor infinity pool high up in the International Commerce Centre with sweeping harbour views. Non-guests can buy a single-visit day pass that also covers the jacuzzi and fitness centre, ideal for a hotel-grade swim without an overnight stay.

The Au Soleil outdoor pool at Le Méridien Cyberport sells seasonal day passes with a south-side sea view, from a single pass to a private cabana package. Some outlets note passes are not offered year-round, so confirm before going.

The St. Regis Hong Kong sells pool day passes to non-guests through its eShop, with a separate children's pass for ages 11 and under, a relaxed half-day option for families in the city.

A forest-themed party room in Kwun Tong with two separate rooms (6–11 and 12–20 people), a 650 sq ft rooftop terrace for BBQ, 80- and 100-inch projector screens for karaoke and Netflix, and free birthday decorations to borrow.

A neon-themed party room in Lai Chi Kok with racing simulators, PS4 + VR, an electric mahjong table and karaoke, designed to an MTV-set standard, perfect for mid-sized gatherings of 10–40.

A 2,500 sq ft BBQ party room in Kwai Chung with tiered group discounts, ideal for large birthday parties and company gatherings. Comes with indoor grilling equipment, and booking through ReUbird unlocks additional discounts.

A 2,500 sq ft party room in Kwai Chung that's family-friendly, with free drinks included, plus group discounts when booking via ReUbird.

A Japanese-style party room in Tuen Mun offering kimono experiences for men, women and children, with a large flower-wall photo backdrop, projector KTV and an electric mahjong table, a popular photo spot with a Japanese vibe, doubling as a party venue.

Party room in Mong Kok equipped with a silent white electric auto mahjong table, a 100-inch projector, a poker table and rooftop BBQ space, ideal for mid-sized group bookings, charged in 5-hour blocks.