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How to get from Central to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

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The Victoria Park Tennis Stadium is on the Hing Fat Street side of Victoria Park in Causeway Bay. The Hong Kong Tennis Open (WTA 250) is played here, with qualifying on 31 Oct and 1 Nov and the main draw from 2 to 8 Nov 2026. The nearest station is Tin Hau on the Island Line, a few minutes' walk from the courts.

The short answer

  • Fastest: Island Line · 13 min · HK$5.9
  • Bus 961 · 15 min · HK$6.7
  • Bus 968 · 17 min · HK$6.7
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How to get from Central to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

Ways to get there

Planned for a weekday at 10 am with today's timetables. Fares are Octopus fares in HK dollars.

13 min · No changes

Fastest

Island Line

  1. Walk 2 min to Central · go in at Exit E (Chater House)
  2. Island Line (towards Chai Wan): Central → Tin Hau · 4 stops · 8 min
  3. Exit A2 (Victoria Park) · Walk 3 min to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

Adult HK$5.9 · Child HK$3.2 · Senior HK$2

15 min · No changes

Bus 961

  1. Walk 5 min to Jardine House, Connaught Road Central
  2. Bus 961 (towards Wan Chai (Convention Centre)): Jardine House, Connaught Road Central → Hing Fat Street · 8 stops · 8 min
  3. Walk 2 min to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

Adult HK$6.7 · Child HK$3.4 · Senior HK$2

17 min · No changes

Bus 968

  1. Walk 5 min to Jardine House, Connaught Road Central
  2. Bus 968 (towards Tin Hau Station): Jardine House, Connaught Road Central → Tin Hau Station · 8 stops · 10 min
  3. Walk 2 min to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

Adult HK$6.7 · Child HK$3.4 · Senior HK$2

Step-free route

For wheelchairs, prams and heavy luggage: lifts and level access only, with no minibuses or trams.

15 min · No changes

Island Line

  1. Walk 3 min to Central · go in at Exit A (Connaught Road Central)
  2. Island Line (towards Chai Wan): Central → Tin Hau · 4 stops · 8 min
  3. Walk 4 min to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

Adult HK$5.9 · Child HK$3.2 · Senior HK$2

After midnight

What runs at 1 am on a weekday night:

13 min · No changes

Island Line

  1. Walk 2 min to Central · go in at Exit E (Chater House)
  2. Island Line (towards Chai Wan): Central → Tin Hau · 4 stops · 8 min
  3. Exit A2 (Victoria Park) · Walk 3 min to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

Adult HK$5.9 · Child HK$3.2 · Senior HK$2

14 min · No changes

Bus N373

  1. Walk 4 min to Statue Square, Des Voeux Road Central
  2. Bus N373 (towards Luen Wo Hui Bus Terminus): Statue Square, Des Voeux Road Central → Hing Fat Street · 9 stops · 8 min
  3. Walk 2 min to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium

Adult HK$45.5 · Child HK$22.8 · Senior HK$9.1

Good to know

  • Leave Tin Hau station by Exit A2 (Victoria Park) and walk to the courts on Hing Fat Street, about 3 minutes. Tin Hau is closer than Causeway Bay station and usually calmer.
  • Weekend and final-day sessions draw the biggest crowds, so arrive before the gates open. Check the tournament site for gate and session times.
  • Going home after a night session? Walk back to Tin Hau for the Island Line, or take a bus from Hing Fat Street. Plan the way home in the planner for that night's times.
  • The paths in Victoria Park are flat. The planner may not mark Tin Hau Exit A2 as step-free, so turn on step-free in the planner to see a lift route.

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Questions

How do I get from Central to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium?

The quickest way is Island Line, about 13 minutes and HK$5.9 for an adult with Octopus.

How long does it take from Central to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium?

About 13 to 17 minutes on a weekday morning, depending on which way you go.

How much does it cost from Central to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium?

From HK$5.9 for an adult paying by Octopus. On the same route children pay HK$3.2 and seniors HK$2.

Is there a step-free route from Central to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium?

Yes: Island Line, about 15 minutes, using lifts and level access all the way.

Can I get from Central to Victoria Park Tennis Stadium after midnight?

Yes: at 1 am, Island Line gets you there in about 13 minutes.

When is the Hong Kong Tennis Open 2026?

The main draw is on 2-8 Nov 2026, with qualifying on 31 Oct and 1 Nov.

Which MTR station is nearest to the Victoria Park tennis courts?

Tin Hau, Exit A2 (Victoria Park), then about 3 minutes' walk to the courts on Hing Fat Street.

How do I get back after a night match?

Walk back to Tin Hau for the Island Line, or take a bus from Hing Fat Street. Plan the way home in the planner for that night's last trains and buses.

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How this guide is made

Routes, journey times and fares on this page are planned every day from the Transport Department's and the MTR's official open data on DATA.GOV.HK, and were last updated on 26 October 2026. Live departure times in the planner come from the operators' own feeds. The tips are our own.

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