Is Klook Pass Hong Kong Worth It? An Honest Verdict and How to Get the Most Out of It
Is it worth it?
- Worth itGood value when your Hong Kong list has two or more paid rides and museums: the Ngong Ping 360 cable car to the Big Buddha, the Peak Tram, M+ or the Palace Museum.
- Skip itPoor value if Disneyland or Ocean Park is the reason you'd buy it. Both cost extra on top as premium picks.
- Skip itPointless for a single sight. Buy that ticket on its own.
- Pick 2-5
- Ngong Ping 360 + Peak Tram
- Book on the Klook website
What is Klook Pass Hong Kong?
Pay for a bundle of 2 to 5 Hong Kong activities, then spend those credits on Lantau, the Peak and West Kowloon sights as you plan each day. Each activity is reserved separately on Klook.
Hong Kong's big sights are spread across Lantau, the Peak and Kowloon, linked by the MTR and ferries.
Realistic for 2-5 of the pricier sights.
- Attractions
- Pick 2-5
- Ngong Ping 360
- Included
- Disneyland
- Premium add-on
- Price
- Live price on Klook
How to get the most value out of Klook Pass Hong Kong
Ngong Ping 360 and the Peak Tram are the anchors; pick them first.
| Don't | Do this instead |
|---|---|
| Ride Ngong Ping 360 midday | Queues for the cable car are longest late morning. Go at opening. |
| Take the Peak Tram at sunset | It's the busiest time. Go early, or come down at sunset instead. |
| Visit Ngong Ping on a hazy day | The Big Buddha views need clear skies. Check the forecast. |
| Do the Peak and Lantau on one day | They're far apart. One each day. |
| Head to Ngong Ping 360 without checking how busy it is | Check Ngong Ping 360's live crowd level on beatthecrowd.co first. If it's busy, do another Hong Kong sight on your pass and come back later. |
Before you set off for Ngong Ping 360, check how busy it is right now on beatthecrowd.co. An hour in a queue is an hour of your pass gone.
Check live crowds in Hong Kong →Who Klook Pass Hong Kong is for
Good fit
- 3-5 days split between Lantau, the Peak and Kowloon
- A Big Buddha day by cable car plus a Peak evening
- Museum fans: M+ and the Palace Museum are both in West Kowloon
Skip it if
- Your one big day is Disneyland or Ocean Park
- You'll only ride the Peak Tram
- A stopover of a day or less
- Pick 2-5
- Ngong Ping 360 + Peak Tram
- Book on the Klook website
What the pass covers
Choose 2 to 5 activities. These are the big ones.
- Ngong Ping 360 and the Peak Tram are the anchors: one is a Lantau day, the other an evening on Hong Kong Island.
- M+ and the Hong Kong Palace Museum sit side by side in West Kowloon, so two picks fit one afternoon.
- Disneyland, Ocean Park and Big Bus are premium picks that cost extra on top of the pass.
The big sights
- Ngong Ping 360 cable carIncluded
- The Peak TramIncluded
- M+ museumIncluded
- Hong Kong Palace MuseumIncluded
- Madame Tussauds Hong KongIncluded
- Hong Kong DisneylandExtra costPremium add-on.
- Ocean ParkExtra costPremium add-on.
Also on the pass
- LEGOLAND Discovery Centre
- Cube O
- Pick 2-5
- Ngong Ping 360 + Peak Tram
- Book on the Klook website
Pass vs individual tickets
Price your exact picks on their own sites first: Ngong Ping 360 is HK$295 return in a standard cabin, the Peak Tram HK$116 return (HK$182 with Sky Terrace 428) and M+ HK$190. If the pass costs less than the picks you'll really use, buy it.
- Pick 2-5
- Ngong Ping 360 + Peak Tram
- Book on the Klook website
Fine print
- Activation
- Your first Hong Kong booking activates the pass. Klook sets the windows for activating it and booking the rest for each package, so check them on the booking page.
- Weather
- Ngong Ping 360 can stop running in bad weather, so keep a museum pick in reserve.
- Entry
- Show each Hong Kong voucher from the Klook app at the gate.
- Refunds
- Klook lists the cancellation terms for each package on the booking page. Check them before you pay, and before you make your first booking.
Is it safe? Where people lose money
- Reassuring: Klook Pass Hong Kong is Klook's own bundle, booked on the Klook website.
- Reassuring: Refunds: Klook lists the cancellation terms for each package on the booking page. Check them before you pay, and before you make your first booking.
- Watch out: Ngong Ping 360 can close in bad weather.
Where people lose money
| Don't | Do this instead |
|---|---|
| Add Disneyland and Ocean Park both | Each is a full day; add only one unless you're staying longer. |
| Spend a pick on the Star Ferry | It's a few dollars; just pay. |
| Queue at Ngong Ping 360 at peak time | Check beatthecrowd.co for Ngong Ping 360's quiet hours before you go. |
Queuing is the easiest way to lose value in Hong Kong. Check which sights are quiet right now on beatthecrowd.co, starting with Ngong Ping 360.
Check live crowds in Hong Kong →- Pick 2-5
- Ngong Ping 360 + Peak Tram
- Book on the Klook website
Alternatives
Planning your order and avoiding queues is the simplest way to get full value: see how busy Hong Kong’s attractions are right now →
- Pick 2-5
- Ngong Ping 360 + Peak Tram
- Book on the Klook website
FAQs
Is Klook Pass Hong Kong worth it?
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Yes for 2-5 big sights like Ngong Ping 360 and the Peak Tram. For Disneyland alone, buy a direct ticket.
Does it include Disneyland?
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Only as a premium pick, which you pay extra for on top of the pass.
Can I use it for Ngong Ping 360 and the Peak Tram?
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Yes, both are standard picks. Do them on different days: Lantau and the Peak are on opposite sides of the city.
How long do I have to use Klook Pass Hong Kong?
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Klook sets the activation and booking windows for each package and shows them on the booking page. Check them before you buy, especially for a long trip.
Is Ocean Park on the pass?
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Only as a premium pick, at extra cost, like Disneyland.