25th September 2026 – (Hong Kong) Hong Kong Ma Wan Park Noah’s Ark has rolled out its lifestyle campaign, A New Horizon of All‑Weather Entertainment with Rolling Surprises to mark its wide array of service and facility enhancements and additions this September and October, inviting families to embrace a “Play, Sport & Learn” day out in comfort whatever the forecast. Just a 12‑minute direct ride from downtown, the upgraded attraction blends climate‑controlled indoor discovery with breezy island escapes, ensuring visitors can switch seamlessly between immersive play spaces and outdoor leisure, rain or shine, with lots of fun.
At the heart of the refresh is Supernova, a brand‑new cosmic indoor playground where children vault over the Space Bouncy Castle with slides, bouncer and ball pit, take the helm of Galaxy Rider – Spaceship or pedal the Galaxy Rider – Space Exploration Bike. Young explorers can blast off in Space Capsule Soaring and pick up astronaut facts at Ark Expo, turning high‑energy play into hands‑on learning throughout the visit.
Sports lovers can head to the reimagined Noah’s Stadium beneath the Tsing Ma Bridge, now sheltering guests from sun and light rain while introducing two globally trendy racket sports: padel and pickleball. Sessions are guided by international coaches, with reservations and an extra fee required, and are supported by the world‑class professional organisation The One Academy. With three padel courts, two pickleball courts, spectator seating and shower facilities, the venue suits friendly meet‑ups as well as corporate team days, making it an easy choice for groups that want activity with social time built in.
From 1st October 2026, the new ARKtopia complex will add a fresh layer of role‑play and creativity. Four inspiring Career Missions—Dairy Ice‑cream Product Developer, Little Elite Flight Attendant, Auto Power Guardian and Interstellar Astronaut —invite children aged three to eleven to don themed outfits, step into simulated workplaces and turn curiosity into confidence. Budding food scientists can trace the farm‑to‑shop journey, dream up imaginative ice‑cream and even enjoy the fun of milking a cow; junior cabin crew rehearse safety drills and practise in‑flight meal delivery service; and future engineers diagnose mechanical faults under a car, simulate fuelling and bring STEAM principles to life on the workshop floor. The existing Interstellar Astronaut experience remains available for kids keen to pilot a spacecraft and pose in a realistic capsule as if floating in zero gravity.
Also debuting on 1st October, Crazy Lab at ARKtopia infuses creative exploration with DIY fluorescent artworks. By layering colourful paints onto canvases and playing with pendulum motion or rotational physics, participants of all ages can produce luminous, hypnotic patterns that feel as therapeutic as they are Instagram‑ready—perfect for art enthusiasts, trendsetters and families.
Autumn brings compelling value. An online flash sale on Noah’s Ark website runs through 31st October 2026 with buy one, get one free admission, starting from just HK$99 for adults and HK$79 for children, plus dining and retail cash coupons totalling HK$100 and ten game tokens. Guests who purchase two tickets can also receive ten game coupons for designated activities, adding more chances to play across the park’s newest zones and experiences.
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Beyond the padel and pickleball sporty twist and edutaining workshops and indoor playground at Noah’s Ark, the island setting rounds out the day with simple pleasures: savour local flavours, settle into a cosy room at Noah’s Ark Hotel & Resort, wander the Ma Wan Tung Wan Beach and capture colourful moments at Ma Wan 1868, all in its proximity to the theme park. With easy access by taxi, bus or ferry, the journey is as straightforward as the choice to linger—turning a quick outing into a memorable mini‑break for every generation.
Ma Wan is easily reached from multiple downtown districts in as little as a 12‑minute direct ride, with taxis available 24 hours a day and the new public bus route 230R further improving connectivity between West Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui and Ma Wan; visitors can also take the ferry between Central Ferry Pier No. 2 and Park Island Pier.