At Hong Kong Bounce Fest, the cityscape becomes a place to bounce rather than commute or queue for snacks. The event arrives at the Great Lawn of the Art Park in West Kowloon Cultural District on 18 December 2026 and runs until 3 January 2027.
Families can explore inflatable vehicles and giant food-themed installations, while visitors can try a climbing course based on the traditional Bun Festival. Visits are timed, and the programme separates younger children, older children and adults into different sessions.
Three Inflatable Zones Inspired by Hong Kong
Food & Fun Street is built around a very Hong Kong menu: a huge milk tea cup, curry fish balls, a dim sum tower and oversized local snacks, including stinky tofu, pineapple buns, egg tarts and siu mai.
The food displays also include put chai ko and three stuffed treasures, turning some of the city’s familiar street snacks into obstacles. Music plays from Party Bing Sutt, a DJ stage styled after a local café.
Transport Avenue features inflatable versions of a tram, double-decker bus, taxi, ferry and railway station, with a climbing-and-sliding section. Challenger Road offers balance tests, low passages and a climb up a Bun Festival-inspired tower before sliding down.
Four booths modelled on neighbourhood shops offer games with locally inspired prizes. Each attempt costs one token; admission includes three. DJs play through the day and at night, with Cantopop for the adults-only party. Guests wearing red and green or Christmas-themed clothes on 24 or 25 December get a bonus token.
Tickets, Early-Bird Prices and Entry Rules
Early-bird tickets are available from 30 October to 17 December: HK$165 for Junior, Bigger Kids and After Dark Bigger Kids sessions, or HK$185 for the party session restricted to visitors aged 18 and over. From 18 December, those prices rise to HK$179 and HK$199 respectively.
Junior is for children aged seven or under and their parents; both Bigger Kids formats include children up to 17 and accompanying parents. Everyone needs their own ticket, with parents paying the same rate as their children. Under-12s need a ticket-holding parent in the venue and each inflatable zone; 12–17-year-olds can attend independently.
Every 90-minute visit includes one fixed 40-minute slot at Food & Fun Street. The other zones allow repeat visits within the ticket’s duration. Socks are mandatory inside inflatables; bring a pair or buy them on site, subject to availability. The included game tokens can be used at the carnival booths during the same visit.
Tickets can be booked from 30 October on Trip; check the age category before choosing your session.
Header Image Credit: Hong Kong Bounce Festival