Hong Kong Airport to Kai Tak Sports Park, and back after the show
Updated
The Weeknd plays Kai Tak Stadium on 24–25 and 30–31 Oct, 8:15pm.Show-night tips: Kai Tak Sports Park.
Updated 19 Oct 2026. Times and fares are from our planner (Saturday, adult Octopus) and the MTR timetable from 13 Sep 2026.
Quick answer
| Route | Time | Fare | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Airport → Kai Tak (fastest, easiest with bags) | Airport Express to Tsing Yi → Tung Chung Line to Nam Cheong → Tuen Ma Line to Sung Wong Toi, then a 10-minute walk | about 63 min | HK$73 |
| Airport → Kai Tak (cheapest) | Bus A22 to Ma Tau Chung Road, then a short walk | about 88 min | HK$40.8 |
| Kai Tak → Airport after the show | Walk to To Kwa Wan (or Sung Wong Toi) → Tuen Ma Line to Nam Cheong → Tung Chung Line to Tsing Yi → Airport Express | about 61 min, plus the crowds | HK$79.1 |
| Last train | Airport Express leaves Tsing Yi at 00:59 (Kowloon 00:52, Hong Kong 00:48) | ||
| After the last train | Bus E23A from Sung Wong Toi (about 2h02, HK$18.6), or night buses N293 + NA21 | from HK$18.6 |
Getting there from the airport
Take the Airport Express to Tsing Yi (13–14 minutes), change to the Tung Chung Line for two stops to Nam Cheong, then take the Tuen Ma Line to Sung Wong Toi or Kai Tak. Both stations are about a 10-minute walk from the Sports Park. You stay underground with lifts throughout, which is the easiest way with a suitcase. Riding the Airport Express all the way to Kowloon and walking to Austin is no faster and costs more (HK$105).
On a budget, bus A22 runs from the airport through Kowloon to Ma Tau Chung Road, near Sung Wong Toi, in about 88 minutes for HK$40.8.
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Plan your trip from the airport to Kai Tak Sports Park
Plan this trip nowLuggage: sort it out before the show
- Don't bring a suitcase to the stadium. Check your ticket and the organiser's bag rules: big bags are usually refused, and the crowd walk to the MTR is long.
- Kowloon Station left baggage (Airport Express, Level G) is open 08:00–18:00 only, HK$60 for up to 3 hours or HK$87 for up to 24 hours, cash only. It closes before a concert ends, so you can't collect your bag after the show. Use your hotel, or the airport's own baggage storage, instead.
- Flying out the same night? If you fly with Cathay Pacific, check in and drop your bags at Hong Kong Station from 24 hours up to 90 minutes before departure (until 23:00). Then go to the show with just a small bag, and take the Airport Express to the airport afterwards. Other airlines: see MTR's in-town check-in list. Hours vary and Kowloon Station closes at 15:00.
Back to the airport after the show
Shows starting at 8:15pm usually end between about 10:30 and 11pm. Leaving the stadium and getting onto a train can take 20–40 minutes on a sold-out night. Follow police and MTR staff directions, and open the Police Easy Leave site for live crowd levels.
- Walk to To Kwa Wan or Sung Wong Toi (Tuen Ma Line). Staff may direct you to a particular station.
- Take the Tuen Ma Line towards Tuen Mun and change at Nam Cheong to the Tung Chung Line towards Tung Chung.
- Change at Tsing Yi to the Airport Express. The last one leaves Tsing Yi at 00:59, so be on the Tuen Ma Line by about 00:30.
- Missed it? Bus E23A leaves from Sung Wong Toi (Prince Edward Road East) and reaches Terminal 1 in about 2h02 for HK$18.6. Night bus NA21 runs from Mong Kok, and you can reach it by N293 or N216. A taxi from the official pick-up point outside Gate H is the quickest way with bags.
Plan your trip from Kai Tak back to the airport · All airport night buses
Early-morning flight? The first Airport Express from the city leaves at about 05:50 (Hong Kong) or 05:53 (Kowloon). There are no trains after the last one, so plan on a hotel, a taxi or a night bus.
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Also see: Kai Tak Sports Park: stations and what's on · Getting home from a Kai Tak concert · Airport to every district
FAQ
How do I get from Hong Kong Airport to Kai Tak Sports Park?
Take the Airport Express to Tsing Yi, the Tung Chung Line to Nam Cheong and the Tuen Ma Line to Sung Wong Toi or Kai Tak, then walk about 10 minutes. It takes about 63 minutes and costs HK$73 with Octopus. Bus A22 is cheaper (HK$40.8) but takes about 88 minutes.
Can I bring my luggage to a Kai Tak Stadium concert?
Plan not to. Check your ticket for the bag rules, and leave suitcases at your hotel or use in-town check-in if you fly the same night. Kowloon Station's left-baggage counter closes at 18:00.
What's the last train from Kai Tak to the airport?
The last Airport Express leaves Tsing Yi at 00:59 (Kowloon 00:52, Hong Kong 00:48). From Kai Tak, be on the Tuen Ma Line by about 00:30 to make the Tsing Yi connection.
How do I get to the airport from Kai Tak after midnight?
Take bus E23A from Sung Wong Toi to Terminal 1 (about 2h02, HK$18.6), or night buses N293 and NA21 via Mong Kok (about 48 minutes after you board, HK$54.7), or a taxi from the stadium pick-up point at Gate H.
Can I fly out the same night after a concert at Kai Tak?
Yes, if your flight leaves after about 02:00 and you're on the last trains, or later if you take a taxi. Cathay Pacific passengers can check in at Hong Kong Station until 23:00 (between 24 hours and 90 minutes before departure). Leave plenty of time for crowds.
How this guide is made
Fares and the night-bus examples are worked out today from the Transport Department's and MTR's open data on DATA.GOV.HK, as in our planner; Octopus product details follow Octopus Cards Limited's tourist pages, which are the final word. The advice is ours.