Hong Kong Observation Wheel
Ferris wheel · Soho ·

Hong Kong Observation Wheel

Ferris wheel · Soho ·

Observation wheel offers 360° harbour views day and night

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33 Man Kwong St, Central, Hong Kong Get directions

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33 Man Kwong St, Central, Hong Kong Get directions

+852 2339 0777
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Hong Kong Observation Wheel

Eileen Teo (ET Speaks From Home)

Google
very valued tickets. 20hk for adult seat three rounds. the queue was super long thou. should have just pay more for fast track. we went at night time and there were lots of fans to keep us cool. it was cool to chill in at night but the windows do need a clean. Can't take much photos. But I would still recommend it.

garch

Google
very scenic views. make sure to go right before sunset, as you’ll get views of both the evening and night skyline. after the ferris wheel there’s also a nice seating area where you can watch an evening light show. the weather was nice and the view was beautiful. just bring mosquitoe-repellent if you’re planning on sitting around the wheel.

Ahmad Rifa'ai Mohd Yusof

Google
We went there at night for better overall experience. Nice night time pictures with surrounding building all nicely lit up. Even the boat down the sea or river are colourful as well. The observation wheel spin for 3 times before we need to get of the car.

Philip To

Google
Went there late afternoon to avoid the unbearable heat. The wheel was an excellent way to see the evening view of the harbor. Some workers there (not all) seemed to be very grumpy which ruined the experience a bit. I would recommend visiting this attraction.

CARMEN CHEAH

Google
The ticket is worth a try. Waiting time is short. Went after sunset, the transparent door are dirty that make taking a nice n clear scenery photo impossible especially at night. The Mister Softee Ice Cream car that park near the park is worth a try.

Novita Anggraeni

Google
The lines are loooong! This attraction is definitely affordable, but be prepared for a very long wait. My suggestion: come in the morning or late afternoon, not only to avoid the heat but also because the queue gets really long. To save time, you can book tickets in advance through apps like Klook—this way, you’ll only need to queue for the actual ride, not for the ticket purchase. Overall, it’s not really a must-try since, after all, a Ferris wheel is a Ferris wheel. But if you have extra time and don’t mind waiting 60–90 minutes, it can still be fun. Each ride gives you three full rotations.

Arafat Rahman

Google
Wow, the Hong Kong Observation Wheel is a total gem! Visited today and was blown away by the breathtaking 360-degree views of Victoria Harbour and the city’s iconic skyline. The slow, serene ride gave me plenty of time to capture some epic photos-my shots of the towering skyscrapers and shimmering water are pure magic! The wheel’s sleek design and central location make it a standout attraction. I loved the vibe around the area, with street performers adding to the lively atmosphere. Tip: Go just before sunset for a mix of daylight and twinkling city lights. An unforgettable Hong Kong highlight!

John Edmondson

Google
If you are coming from Kowloon then take the ferry across. It is a long walk from Central train station. The Hong Kong hop on hop off bus also stops right at the entrance. Definitely worth a visit. You get three trips around. The views are great.