225HKD iianm...can only be used once on the airport travel.

For the ding ding, it's not that slow if you're not rushing. Just take a ride and enjoy the HK view

hmm means 225HKD, include 1 way airport rail is it? then within 72 hours it will expire?

for ding ding can take the ride from central/wan chai also right?~

you go on ferry before? not the one to macau... the one at TST can go to central n wan chai also

http://www.smartone.com/jsp/mobile/prices/...icescharges.jsp

suppose to be this, but i think they changed it

Last time i survey, it was HKD8 per hour but max cap of rm24 per day. Meaning if u paid rm24 u can use for whole day.

Best is that this comes with voice also..

but your link of the ipad data plan looks good... for HKD88/250mb but dunno applicable for tourist or not.

Hey you can check the Ding Ding Tram route here. It cover the major place that mostly we will go.
http://www.hktramways.com/En/TramService/R...pEastbound.html

The Ferry that you mentioned should be Star Ferry.

I've never used the tourist pass before, IMHO, not worth.

Ding Ding tram ride is fun and cheap. It's on flat fare rate, adult pay HKD2.30 per ride. You board the tram from the back and alight from the front, pay when alighting. Can pay by Octopus card, but I normally take it as a good chance to get rid of some coins, so I pay by cash.... The longest ride I've taken was from Shau Kei Wan to Central, took almost 1.5hr, but I pretty much enjoy the ride.

The ferry you meant is called Star Ferry. From TST, there are separate terminals to Central and to Wan Chai. Different pricing for upper deck and lower deck, weekdays and weekends. Anyone intend to visit the Golden Bauhinia Square from Kowloom side, I highly recommend taking the Star Ferry from TST to Wan Chai then walk a short distance rather than taking MTR to Wanchai station and walk a longer distance.

For more info, I suggest you look on their respective websites. You may find the route, fare price and time table for the various public transport at their official websites.

This post has been edited by Ami Tsun: Feb 13 2012, 03:01 PM

hmm okok noted about the tourist pass..

for the Ding Ding Tram i just plan to try >.< because never try before.. haha dont have so much time to take so long >.< so maybe just 1 station or 2 stations.. but from the website didnt state the time like MTR...

Yea i browse the star ferry from TST already... from the web it seems like it is from TST->Central->Wan Chai.. then fromWan Chai can go back.. half day hoping rate is HKD70 im not sure is it i can hope in and out many times or only once.. so wanna know anyone ride before.. So if i want to go to Golden Bauhinia Square i stop at Wan Chai Pier? Can walk from there to Golden Bauhinia Square? This Golden Bauhinia Square is near Wan Chai station too?

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Added on February 13, 2012, 3:15 pmAh thanks =) I view another website.. not much info inside..

This post has been edited by AngelLingLing: Feb 13 2012, 03:15 PM

i think they just cancelled the cap of hkd24/day for a new 'One flat fee for an hourly data allowance to control your data expenses easily'

ya so need to survey for a more value data provider lol

My bad. It's 220HKD and have a validity of 180 days. The 3 days period only start on your first recorded journey using the card.

http://www.three.com.hk/website/appmanager...g&pageid=615001
Competitive local wireless data charges at HK$2 / MB; max. cap charge at HK$28 per day
not bad the speed constant 1mbps

Not sure where you get the info, maybe you were looking at the harbour cruise. The Star Ferry is a mean of public transport between TST and HK island(Central or Wanchai). Per trip is HKD 2.00-3.00 only. I've taken Star Ferry a few times, day and night.

http://www.starferry.com.hk/services.html

If you want to go to Central side take the TST->Central, if going to Wanchai side, take the TST->Wanchai.

If you want to go to Golden Bauhinia Sq from TST, at TST ferry terminal, follow the signboard that say Wanchai. This ferry bring you to the Wanchai Star Ferry Pier and it's just 5 mins walk along the waterfront to the Square. Refer to the map in the link above and look at the "green" route.

Otherwise, the MTR station that is nearest to Golden Bauhinia Sq is Wanchai Station. However, it's at least 15mins walk, through streets and buildings.

Anyone want to try this one?



http://www.galaxystarshk.com/?file=kop1.php

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Macau

Day 1 (12 June)
Arrive in Macau
City of Dreams, Venetian Macau

Night
old lisboa
grand lisboa
wynn = musical fountain, the prosperity tree


Day 2 (13 June)
Morning
St Paul, Mount Fortress, the Na Tcha temple, the Lou Kau mansion, St. Dominic's Church
Largo Senado, Senado Square
St. Dominic's Church

Evening
Macau Tower

Hong Kong

Day 1 (14)
Macau to Kowloon
To Hotel (Tsim Tsa Tsui Area)
To WanChai - RaceCourse
Lunch - In Racecourse

Star Ferry Ride
Granville Street, Canton Road, Harbour City, Ocean Terminal

Dinner - Din Tai Fung (Dim Sum) (Expensive...other suggestion?)

Avenue of Stars Symphony of Lights (East Tsim Tsa Tsui MRT) 8.00pm
Walkaround Clock Tower, Heritage 1881 Til late


Day 2 (15)
Nan Lian Garden MRT to Diamond Hill Station - Exit C2
Chi Lin Nunnery
Breakfast tea - Wing Kee Noodle (Lower Wong Tai Sin Estate Lung Lok House)
Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple MTR Wong Tai Sin Station - Exit B2

Late Lunch - Mak's Noodle (Wellington St, near Hollywood Road, Central Station MRT)
Tai Cheong Bakery
Hollywood Road and Upper Lascar Row MTR Central Station Exit D2 and turn right to Theatre Lane.
Ladder Street, Man Mo Temple Walk along Queen's Road Central towards The Center. Central - Mid-Levels Escalator to Hollywood Road.

Dinner - Tim Ho Wan (Kwong Wah St, Mongkok) or Lan Fong Yuen?
Lan Kwai Fong

Day 3 (16)
Ocean Park HKD$280 per person
Take MTR from Mongkok to Admiralty – Walk to Lippo Centre at Drake Street – Take City Bus 629 to Ocean Park
Lunch - In Ocean Park

MRT back to Mongkok
Evening - Ladies Market
Late Dinner - Four Seasons Claypot Rice behind Casa Hotel


Day 4 (17)

What to do on this day?

Dinner - Nathan Congee and Noodle (Saigon St, Jordon MRT/YauMatei MRT)
Jade Market, Temple Street


Day 5 (18)
Drop Bags at Citygate
NgoPing360

Lunch - Po Lin Monastery Vegetarian Food
Giant Buddha
Tea - Tak Kee Tofu Fa

Tung Chung Citygate Outlet Mall
Airport

i have a close friend in Hong Kong, in my coming trip to HK, anything i can bring from malaysia for them?

something HK ppl will find it good?

hmm.. not sure about this.. i got the info here.... is this the same ferry as you mention? http://www.starferry.com.hk/tour_schedule.html

batik or kain songket

the best stuff hongkies love from us is our durian.. ofcourse cant bring to them nor u have to make sure they like to eat in the 1st place.

Besides that, really nth.. my ex hongkie manager likes nth in msia. Perhaps stuff like ipoh heog beng (biscuit)

Ipoh white coffee

my HK tour guide said he loves ipoh white coffee! apparently they do have them but very costly. another friend working in HK said his manager loves them too, so he will always dabao some for him

Aichiban, Do consider Shenzhen too on your other free days. Over there can visit Windows of the world & Mini China or something. You can even goto Guanzhou for look see...just an hour speed train ride away from Shenzhen.. Well the 1st speed train in China..Shenzhen-Guanzhou - 200km/hr