"Halloween Hong Kong" craze, the space museum transforms into a giant light and shadow pumpkin and pineapple buns to celebrate Halloween with surprises

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The whole city goes into Halloween night frenzy! The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) launches the "Halloween Hong Kong" promotion to provide residents and tourists with a series of happy Halloween surprises, nighttime food guides and dining discounts to enhance the evening atmosphere of Hong Kong. We sincerely invite Let’s all join in and personally experience the festive charm of Hong Kong in October and spend an unforgettable Halloween month.

1. Giant pineapple buns, pumpkins and lights, the Space Museum has transformed into a cute festive look for two weeks in a row

For two weeks from October 18 (Friday) to October 31 (Thursday), the Hong Kong Space Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui will be transformed from 8:15 to 10:30 every night, with giant pumpkins, white ghosts, pineapple buns, The dynamic appearance of the light and shadow shapes of the Milky Way and bats, accompanied by music, brings the fun of Halloween to citizens and tourists, making it one of the highlights of Halloween check-in that cannot be missed in the city at night. The HKTB will also hold pop-up street performances from time to time to interact with citizens and tourists, bringing unexpected surprises to everyone.

2. "Helloway Hong Kong" illuminated themed tram runs through Hong Kong Island and the Halloween tram parade stirs up the atmosphere

The "Helloway Hong Kong" light-themed tram specially designed by the Hong Kong Tourism Board will be put on a cool new festive costume starting from this Friday (October 11), shining brightly through the streets and alleys of Hong Kong Island day and night. To enhance the Halloween promotion effect, citizens and tourists may wish to catch and board the themed tram to roam the city.

In addition, the HKTB will hold a tram parade performance on Halloween (October 31), and a group of cute "ghosts" will meet everyone at the party "Ding Ding", encouraging citizens and tourists to enjoy the celebration along the way. Halloween.

3. Launch a nighttime food guide to discover the delicious flavors in the city

Food culture is one of the reflections of Hong Kong's urban vitality. Today, the HKTB launched a late-night food craze guide to provide nightlife-loving citizens and tourists with a late-night food map. It includes more than 30 late-night dining recommendations in Hong Kong, bringing together international With a choice of delicious flavors, authentic classics, hearty desserts and delicious hotpots, citizens and tourists can satisfy their taste buds even when night falls.

The HKTB has also specially compiled a list of value-for-money food deals and found about 20 value-for-money dining deals in the city day and night. For example, if you sit after 8:30 pm on designated days, you can enjoy lamb brisket at a discounted price of HK$9.9. Clay pot; if you dine in for six or more people, you will get a free piece of Beijing stuffed duck; enjoy seafood platter with white wine (for two people) at nearly half price; buy two and get one free at the hotel buffet dinner;

Dine-in guests can enjoy buy one get one free beer by showing their passport, which is a great way to encourage more citizens and tourists to spend money at night or explore Hong Kong food at different times.

Late night food craze guide and super value food deal list details:

https://www.discoverhongkong.com/tc/what-s-new/late-night-cravings-budget-bites.html

4. Hot spots in the city get new looks and creative decorations for the holidays add fun to check-in
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To welcome Halloween, the HKTB will gradually add festive themed decorations at the Hong Kong International Airport, MTR stations, tourist information centers and multiple shopping malls; it will also transform a popular ice cream cart into a "pumpkin cart", which will be held on October 18. It will only appear on the streets of Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok on the nights of 19th, 25th, 26th (Friday and Saturday) and Halloween (October 31st), combining Halloween elements and popular ice cream to add to the festive atmosphere of Hong Kong and the public Check-in fun with travelers.

The HKTB will also distribute free ice cream to citizens and tourists at Pier 8 in Central (near the Ferris Wheel) from 7 to 10 pm on Halloween (October 31), giving a sweet surprise.