It’s time to end the year with a bang and ring in 2025 in style. Make your celebrations merrier at AIA Carnival 2024-2025, the biggest annual outdoor carnival in Hong Kong. The festival will begin on December 18, 2024, and run until February 16, 2025, at the Central Harbourfront.
This year marks the annual event’s 10th anniversary, which calls for new rides, games, and upgraded food options. Get ready to try 28 rides, both old and new ones that have never been seen before. Keep reading to find out what new surprises are in store.
AIA Carnival 2024-2025 is set to make holiday celebrations merrier in Hong Kong
In addition to the lineup of 28 rides, the 2024-2025 edition of AIA Carnival will also have more than 30 games and custom-made toys from blockbuster titles and popular anime. Of course, a carnival is incomplete without food. The event will offer a diverse range of options and will expand its selection for attendees of all age groups and taste preferences.
Moreover, there will be an exciting circus performance this year with the introduction of the AIA Alta presents the World Circus. Attendees can watch six new acts featuring a star-studded lineup of circus performers from 12 countries. Catch one of the nearly 150 shows throughout the carnival’s run.
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Early bird tickets are now available until November 5. Save up to HKD 36 per ticket by entering the promo code ‘10BIRTHDAY’ while booking. Meanwhile, AIA customers can take advantage of discounts of up to 15 per cent off as well as other perks. Simply contact your financial planner to find out more. Regular adult tickets cost HKD 140 for Off Peak Days, HKD 150 for Standard Days, and HKD 160 for Peak Days. It includes 10 tokens for use at the carnival. Circus tickets range from HKD 150 to HKD 500.
The event will run from 12 pm to 10 pm on Off-Peak Days and 11 am to 11 pm on Standard and Peak Days. Visit the official website for more details.
(Featured and Hero Image credit: AIA Carnival)
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Jianne Soriano
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An introvert at heart, Jianne has an immense passion for storytelling. After working in Tokyo, this Filipino, Hong Kong-born native is back to tell stories about her home(s). When she’s not writing, you can find her looking for the best hojicha spots, binge-watching her comfort movies, or travelling solo.
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