Guys and girls,

I have draft an itinerary for my outstation visit to HK. My wife will tag along with me. But, she will shop alone during the day as i got meeting to attend throughout the whole week.

Day 1.
- Arrive Hong Kong at noon time
- Buy the entrance tickets for Peak Tram, Sky Terrace and Madame Tussauds.
- Buy octopus card
- Take taxi to Guangdong Hotel
- After check-in, take taxi to The Peak

I will spend day 1 on The Peak itself since i don't have to report office.
Any recommended eateries around The Prat Avenue?

Day 2 (Night)
- Visit Ladies Market (Tung Choi Street)
- Visit Sneakers Street (Fa Yuen Street)

Since its nearby, so we will visit both places.

Day 3 (Night)
- Temple Street night market (Yau Ma Tei)

Anything else beside temple street at Yau Ma Tei?

Day 4 (Night)
- A Symphony of light (is this worth to visit? If not other recommendation?)

Day 5
- Any recommended place for dim sum? (Our flight departs at 2:20pm)

Can suggest where best to shop around TST/ Kowloon? I have google, and found that Olympian City, Festival Walk and Harbour city is nearby. Currently, i suggest my spouse to visit one mall daily for three days...

Apart from these three malls, any other better choices? Aprt from malls, any suitable place to recommend for a single lady?

Thanks a heap!!

This post has been edited by yiivei: Oct 20 2012, 09:45 PM

bro, sis...

Going to HK early Nov, can recommend place to buy these stuff ?

Want to buy ladies bag for my wife...
- Where to buy ? Price cheaper ? what brand ? (budget < 1K)

Watches

sport shoe - Nike, adidas....etc

T-shirt

Thanks..

My recommendations in red

This post has been edited by mugenz: Oct 21 2012, 02:52 PM

Thanks so much, Mugenz.

Ya, i have also planned to have dim sum at Tim Ho Wan. Research show that i need to reach there by 9am, then queue till 10am to eat. Pray that the queue isn't long during my visit.

Since Langham Place is situated at Mong Kok. I plan to advice my spouse to shop there, then i meet her there before heading for ladies market and sneakers street during the night.

Is China Hong Kong City the outlet you referring to next to Harbour City? Thanks heap for the recommendation.

Maybe we will only visit Citygate on our next visit. Since it close by NP 360. Might as well visit there at one shot.

Btw, any other good places to recommend at night besides all these famous street? Is LKF good? Is it close to Soho?

Thanks.

This post has been edited by yiivei: Oct 21 2012, 03:06 PM

This post has been edited by mugenz: Oct 21 2012, 03:31 PM

Appreciate your help!! Thanks a lot!!

Hi,
Anyone tried taking taxis from airport to TST? How's the charges like?
Airport express will costs HKD160, is that right?

Which one is faster n cheaper for 3 persons?

About that Tim ho wan dim sum, it's advisable to go on weekdays and avoid weekends. Best time will be non peak like 2to4 pm or night 9 sum thing. Last time I went there around 830 pm on Thursday night I waited for around10mins only. Tim ho wan only open at 10am but there's already long queue there

if not mistaken its around HKD400 per way using taxi. If 3 person can share the cost then it will be advisable to take taxi.

But if you guys planning to get the 3 days unlimited tourist pass with airport express roundtrip. Then its more worth.

you can travel using unlimited MTR for 3 days and 2 ways airport express.

Please check MTR website for more info for the latest offers.

Thanks for the tips, Wyen.

I will go there on weekend (Saturday Morning). Will be there at 9am to queue up and hope to get a seat by 10am. Reason is because i don't have the habit to take dimsum for dinner. And noon time, I'm not free due to meeting.

now can buy HK Disneyland thru Redtix..
but HKD399 for one day adult

Hi there,

Heard lots of reconmendations about Ding Ding.
But i wont have time to go collect the Disneyland tickets from them.
They offer me a free service to deliver the tickets to my hotel provided i pay them upfront . Need advise if it is safe to do this??

Just for info:
My colleague came back fr HK last week. She said can get Ocean Park ticket at HKD250 at MTR station, which is same like Ding Ding offered. Not cheaper either

Thanks chlangle,

But their ticket price for Disneyland is really cheap. HKD 350 for 1 day pass and HKD 439 for 2 day pass. If I buy from the airport or onlines is HKD 399 and HKD 499. Anyone else can advise??

Mine was hkd320 during September 2012.

I been to their office and it's just normal. I would say its safe to buy in advance and have them deliver to your hotel.

thanks mugenz,

Will do that. the ticket price that ding ding quoted is still much cheaper then buying at the mrt .

Information sharing:

I got the ticket for Peak Tram, Sky Terrace and Madame Tussaude for HK$189 from China Travel Services (Level 5 of HK airport).

The usual price is HK$245 if i don't recall wrongly.

Not sure about their selling price for disneyland as i'm not visiting disneyland, but should be cheaper than usual.

If your wife are interested in H&M, H&M itself insde of Langham place is good enough for her to kill 2-3 hours.

That's really cheap. I bought at special price by purchasing their combo package, which costs HK$ 220 instead of HK$240.

Anyone knows the best way to get from HK airport to Shenzhen?