We bought Explore Ticket with Peak Tram on the 31st of December 2024. It did cover most of the major tourist spots in Hong Kong. Drivers and customer service representatives are great. We were guided properly on where to travel around and hop off. We will surely recommend BigBusTours to our friends back home.

I was on my own and a little nervous when I came to Bubba Gump at this amazing location! But thrilled and excited to be there! Lance who served me my drink made my visit memorable! He was so easy and interesting to talk to and made time for me, which I really appreciated. Thank you Lance! Could not get over the window cleaner at this jaw dropping height.. will never forget this great place.

Slightly pricey, but alright to drop by for an hour (or maximum 2) if you happen to be there and have the option of purchasing tickets as a package with the tram ride. Not super impressive, but entertaining enough.

Convenient way to see the city. Buses equipped with an entertaining audio guide. Highly recommended specifically when your time in the city is limited.

Quite fun, friendly staff, unique souvenirs for gifts. Interiors are nice. The place is not too big, we expected it to be bigger.

The tour was great and informative. Marie, the big bus staff who helped us was very courteous and very helpful especially with what to do and expect during the tour. Highly recommended!

Brought my kids to the Monopoly Dreams on Sunday and they had a great time there. It started with a tour of an animation simulating an elevator ride bringing you to Mr. Monopoly’s office. It showcases the history of Monopoly along with the various editions of Monopoly sold throughout the years. Next is an exciting 4D movie (not going to reveal too much here, will let you explore it yourself) that lasts about 5 minutes. Once it is over, you will be led to a wind chamber to play a money grabbing game. The Monopoly notes collected in the game can be used as coupons towards purchase at the shop. After the game, you may freely roam around the different sections including the jail, electric company, water works, all those familiar places from the board game. Although the area isn’t massive, there are many photo shooting spots and interactive games where we’ve spent around 1.5 hour at the attraction. In the last area before the gift shop, you may scan your ticket to enter a lucky draw for coupons (from food coupons to a $10,000 HKD discount to a special edition watch by Memorigin) There’s a human sized monopoly in the outdoor area where one can play at an extra cost which seems interesting. However it was a rainy day that we couldn’t get the chance to experience it. The overall experience was wonderful and even better if the place is bigger that could fit a bigger crowd and it can be packed on peak hours.

It doesn’t matter what age you are but if your over 65 the octopus seniors card is a must for anyone travelling around Hongkong, with the seniors card you can travel most trips for the very low price of 2 HG dollars that’s just under 40 Aus cents so if that isn’t value for money l don’t know what is. Just pick one up on your arrival at the airport from the ticket box that sells train tickets but make sure you have your over 65 ID with you. Also don’t worry the MTR system is so easy to get around on just get a copy of the mtr map it will show you all the routes around Hongkong and make your life so much easier.

We were welcomed by a super friendly staff who introduced us about monopoly history, 4D short movies, how to play those mini games, angle/position to take best photos etc. it was quite fun especially the ‘catching the money’ in the windy chamber. Our experience was great, however the place itself was relatively small that we only spent roughly an hour or so. Ticket price wasnt cheap either.

Absolutely great service, quick, cheap and comfortable. I would recommend this to anyone. Also easy to take large luggage.

This review is specifically for Reet. She is a wonderful human being. I was having hard time to buy a ferry ticket. She just came in and purchased one with her own money for me. Thank you again, Reet. You're the best.

We took the express train for our departure as it’s more predictable. Using the octopus card, we took the train from yau ma tei to lai king and change to train going to Tsing Yi and the. Change to AirPort Express. It was a long walk from Tsing yi yo AirPort Express line. Use the trip planner and you can estimate the amount of time needed. It was accurate. Ride was smooth with plenty of seats.

We received our vouchers by text but with no instructions on how or where to redeem. We proceeded to Kowloon Station MRT Station and the gate agent had never seen nor heard of these vouchers. We had a bar code to scan but a QR code was necessary. We ended up buying tickets for less at customer service. The voucher stated no refunds so this seems like a scam to me. DO NOT BUY.

The building serves as an observation tower overlooking the skyscrapers of Hong Kong. Plenty of restaurants, cafes, and shops available here but before that head to the top to catch the view. Beside this building is the Peak Galera where you can find more shops and restaurants.

This place is not cheap but its quite boring and small. The tour guide is nice and helpful but overall it was just not meant for us. May be if we are with little children, it will be a great experience for the children but for adult and teenagers, it was not. The location is great because it is in one area as stop point of Victoria Peak. There are a lot of restaurant and a lot of nice selfie spot.