The Hong Kong Pass Coupons December 2020

The Hong Kong Pass is one of the easiest ways to plan out the best time in one fascinating place on Earth. They offer fantastic time-saving benefits. You can skip the line at Ngong Ping Cable Car and Macau Tower. As an international city, Hong Kong’s event calendar is packed with both Western and Chinese holidays - meaning that more often than not, there’s a social festival or parade in store every month. A Hong Kong Pass can be a great way to enjoy some great high points in Hong Kong as well to save time and money on your first trip to this city.

About The Hong Kong Pass Homepage

• Copy a code from Stuff New Zealand Coupons and follow the link to the The Hong Kong Pass website
• Here you can begin shopping and add any products you want to your bag
• Once you’re finished you can checkout
• You’ll then be taken to the shopping bag page where you can paste your code to apply the discount
• Add your Promo/Voucher/Coupon Code to the box labelled “Coupon Code” and click ‘Redeem’
• You can then ‘checkout’ and continue with the payment process

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What is the payment method?

The Hong Kong Pass accepts VISA, Mastercard, American Express, JCB, Union Pay, and PayPal.

How many attractions can I visit in one day?

There is no limit on how many attractions you visit in one day. All Hong Kong Passes are subject to a purse-value, once the total purse value has been exceeded, the pass will expire.

You cannot re-visit the same attractions with your pass once it has been scanned.

What is Fast Track Entry?

Fast Track Entry is an expedited line for Hong Kong Pass holders to enter the Peak Tram and Peak Sky Terrace observation deck. You can join this shorter Fast Track line with the Hong Kong Pass.
Fast Track Entry allows you to get to the Peak quicker, saving you time during your visit.

Please note: security checks may still apply and could result in lines during peak times

Can I share my Hong Kong Pass with a friend?

If you use your card at an attraction and attempt to pass that same card to your friend to use, the Hong Kong Pass reader will reject your second attempt and admission will not be granted. This is because the Hong Kong Pass can only be swiped at each attraction one time.

However, you can purchase the pass in your name and give it to a friend for them to use in Hong Kong as a gift.

How far in advance should I buy the Hong Kong Pass?

The Pass will be valid for 12 months from date of purchase - you can use it anytime within this time. Your pass will de-activate after one year if you have not activated them.

What is the Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour and how does it work?

The Big Bus Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour is a guided bus tour through Hong Kong island and Kowloon that provides three different routes for you to choose from. A double-decker tour bus with multi-lingual pre-recorded audio commentary will take you near Hong Kong’s greatest attractions and landmarks.

The Hong Kong Pass grants you a 1 Day Big Bus Ticket valid for one day of your pass, which includes the Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and Aberdeen & Stanley routes on Big Bus Tours.

Can I buy the pass in Hong Kong?

No, at the moment you can only buy the Hong Kong Pass on their website and choose to print your ticket at home or store on your Smartphone device.

Phone

+61 1800 316950
9 am-5 pm Monday - Friday GMT
10 am to 4 pm Saturdays GMT
10.30 am to 4.30 pm Sundays GMT