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Ready to ditch ordinary party venues? Discover the most unique event spaces in Hong Kong that’ll take your celebration to the next level.
Tired of the same old junk boats, tram parties and brunches? Looking to shake things up for your next celebration? We’ve scoured the city to bring you the ultimate list of unconventional party venues that’ll make your event the talk of the town. From sound-healing studios to karaoke arenas that rival Broadway, we’ve got the lowdown on spaces that redefine what it means to party in Hong Kong. So if you’re ready to step off the beaten path and into a world of unique celebrations, buckle up – your ultimate party planning adventure starts here!
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FlowSki – Indoor skiing and flowboarding hotspot in Wong Chuk Hang
For the watersports thrillseekers, FlowSki has you covered. Whether you’re keen to try indoor skiing or give flowboarding a shot, this action-packed spot offers something for every adrenaline junkie. Expert instructors guide you so you’ll be carving turns or catching waves like a pro in no time. It also boasts Hong Kong’s most complete jibbing park — designed by freestyle riders from around the world — so you can safely learn or level up your tricks with the pros. After all the action, refuel at the on-site restaurant and wrap up the night with a karaoke session.
FlowSki, 2/F, Landmark South, 39 Yip Kan Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, 5428 6634, Instagram: @flowskihk
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URBANPEACE – Get creative at Hong Kong’s first gravity free tufting studio in Kwun Tong
If your friendship group is filled with creatives, then why not give tufting a go for your next event? URBANPEACE in Kwun Tong is Hong Kong’s first gravity free tufting studio (the tufting guns are suspended from the ceiling!), making it super easy to create your own custom rug, mirror or wall art (without letting everyone know how much you actually need that personal training!). With expert instructors, ocean views, and a colourful, IG-worthy space complete with a 6m “wool wall” and 270º wave ball pit, it’s an ideal place to create your next masterpiece (and show it off!)
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Ryze – Indoor trampoline park in Hong Kong
Looking to throw a high-energy party that gets everyone jumping? Ryze Hong Kong, the city’s ultimate indoor trampoline park, delivers non-stop fun for kids, teens, and even adults! With wall-to-wall trampolines, obstacle courses, a foam pit, and ninja challenges, it’s the perfect venue for birthdays, team-building events, or just blowing off steam with friends. It also offers private party rooms, group packages, and snack options, making planning a breeze!
Ryze Hong Kong, 3/F, Kodak House 1, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, 2337 8191, www.ryzehongkong.com
PADEL+ Hong Kong – Hong Kong’s hottest Padel party venue
If you haven’t got behind the Padel hype, then where have you been? Padel+ in Sai Kung is the go-to spot for throwing a next-level padel party. Boasting four premium Wilson Edition Padel Galis courts — the same kind used on the World Padel Tour — this sleek venue is all about bringing the game in style. Forgot your gear? No stress. The on-site Pro Shop has everything you need, including racquets and ball rentals. Once you’ve worked up a sweat, cool down with snacks and drinks at the cafe. Whether you’re a seasoned player or total newbie, it’s the perfect blend of sport, social and competitive spirit!
PADEL+ Hong Kong, 4A Wang Kong Tsuen, Sai Kung, New Territories, Hong Kong, 9666 2747, www.padelplus.com.hk
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Home Baking Day – Make your own birthday cake
Home Baking Day is the ultimate party spot for birthdays, bridal showers or any celebration that calls for something a little sweeter. With various locations across Hong Kong, this baking studio makes it easy to create stunning, Insta-worthy cakes and desserts — no baking skills required! With premium tools, all ingredients provided, and step-by-step instructions at your fingertips, it’s a fun, hands-on experience that’s totally mess-free (yes, they even handle the clean-up). Team Sassy tried and tested, it’s the perfect way to celebrate and walk away with a cake that looks — and tastes — like a pro made it.
Home Baking Day, various locations across Hong Kong, www.homebakingday.com
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Sandbox VR – Popular virtual reality party experience
Inspired by Star Trek’s Holodeck, Sandbox VR in Hong Kong takes parties to a whole new dimension — literally! This cutting-edge virtual reality experience drops you and your friends into the heart of a fully immersive, cinematic adventure where you’ll fight off zombies, duel pirates, or survive a haunted mansion, all in ultra-realistic VR. With full-body motion capture, haptic feedback, and next-level graphics, it feels like you’re actually in the game!
Sandbox VR (Causeway Bay), 23/F, Soundwill Plaza lI, Midtown, 1 Tang Lung Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, 3751 7922
Sandbox VR (Tsim Sha Tsui), 4th Floor, Tern Plaza, 5 Cameron Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 2311 9995, sandboxvr.com
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Chalk Party – A Glow-in-the-Dark, BYOB Venue in Lan Kwai Fong
Chalk Party is your glow-in-the-dark playground. Think blacklight-lit sketch room where you and your friends can doodle and accessorise in fluorescent chalk, neon temporary tattoos, wigs and headbands — and did we mention the rooftop terrace is ideal for games like beer pong, flip cup and even shisha? But its highlight has to be the BYOB system, meaning no corkage fees — perfect for saving on the bar tab and curating your own vibe. With space for up to 60 guests, a DJ booth, giant connect four and Jenga and a great sound system, it’s the perfect venue to celebrate birthdays, bachelorettes, office parties — or just a wild night out!
Chalk Party, 12 Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong, 5117 5092, www.chalkparty.hk
Bun’s 2020 – Hong Kong’s neon ’80s rollerskating fun in vibrant ambience
Step into a time warp at Bun’s 2020, Hong Kong’s OG roller disco, where 80s nostalgia meets serious skating fun. Founded by a group of passionate rollerskating fans, this neon-lit rink in Quarry Bay is all about good vibes, pop hits and smooth moves. Expect a playlist featuring throwbacks from Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, and the US, along with vibrant 80s decor. Party packages include roller skate rentals and drinks for up to 10 guests, with optional catering available to keep everyone fueled throughout the event.
Bun’s 2020 (Quarry Bay), 7th Floor, Phase 1, Kodak House, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 6061 0300,
Bun’s 2020 (Lai Chi Kok), Room 5A, D2 Place 1, 9 Cheung Yee Street, Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, WhatsApp: 5211 8990, www.buns2020.com.hk
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18 Challenge Karting– A racetrack in the city made for a realistic racing experience
Looking for a party spot that’ll really rev things up? 18 Challenge Karting is the ultimate indoor go-karting experience and an incredible option for adrenaline-filled parties in the city. With two racing tracks, electric karts, racing simulations, arcade games, and a themed restaurant, it’s got all the ingredients for a competitive celebration, delivering high-speed fun for your thrill-seeking, competitive friends, or anyone tired of the same old party plans.
18 Challenge Karting,2/F, Oi Man Plaza, Oi Man Estate, Ho Man Tin, Hong Kong, 18challenge.com.hk
The Mixing Bowl – Hands-on and delicious baking classes
Looking to spice up your party plans with something hands-on and utterly delicious? The Mixing Bowl in Sheung Wan serves up a lineup of fun, interactive cooking and baking classes perfect for your next party. Whether you’re kneading traditional Hong Kong buns and egg tarts, shaping soft cinnamon rolls, mastering fresh pasta and gnocchi, or creating elegant chocolate bonbons, their expert-led workshops are both engaging and beginner-friendly. With small class sizes (typically eight–10 people), all ingredients and equipment provided, and zero cleanup hassle, you’ll bond over baking and walk away with your next meal!
The Mixing Bowl, 23/F, The Pemberton, 22-26, Bonham Strand, Sheung Wan, 2524 0001, www.themixingbowlhk.com
Gelato Messina – For the sweet-tooths celebrating
If you’re looking for a standout party venue in Hong Kong, Gelato Messina is a delightfully sweet choice. Their Scoop Suite offers private gelato-making masterclasses for groups of six – 10 guests — think hands-on gelato churning, tips from their head chef, and a complimentary glass of champagne in a cosy, exclusive space. Or if you prefer a portable treat, their vintage-style gelato carts, stands, or even vans can roll right up to your event — perfect for weddings, birthdays and corporate parties!
Gelato Messina, Pottinger Street, 37-43 Pottinger Street, Central, Hong Kong
Gelato Messina, Shop G08, G/F, Peak Galleria, The Peak, Hong Kong, www.gelatomessina.com.hk
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Paint Bomber – High-energy paintball in Hong Kong
If you’re hunting for a high-octane party venue in Hong Kong that blends teamwork, competition, and non-stop action, Paint Bomber in Mong Kok delivers a thrilling immersive experience like no other. Don full-body hazmat suits on your special birthday and tackle five heart-pumping stages in this interactive mission game, including high-energy challenges like Laser Escape and Jumping Grid and the final “The Tank” round where you must disarm a paint bomb — or face being “blasted” in a colourful splash of paint!
Paint Bomber, 1605, Chung Kiu Commercial Building, 47-51 Shantung Street, Mongkok, Hong Kong, 6432 0408, paintbomber.com
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The Hideout – Wellness-focused and relaxing party venue
If you and your friends are more into the wellness side of things, The Hideout on Lantau Island is a stunning mix of nature and relaxation. Set among lush gardens and overlooking a peaceful pond, this riverside retreat includes private space hire for intimate and relaxing gatherings. With room hire options for up to 20 guests, it’s ideal for creative parties, team bonding, or wellness-led celebrations. The Hideout also offers numerous workshops, such as coffee roasting and painting, so make sure to book your spots!
The Hideout, Lantau Island, Ngan Kwong Wan Rd, Mui Wo, Hong Kong, 9660 2625, www.thehideout.hk
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Red MR – Karaoke spots across Hong Kong that are perfect for celebrating
If you’re scouting for a lively party venue in Hong Kong with karaoke, games, great food, and themed fun, Red MR is your go-to destination. With four branches across Hong Kong, it’s a local favourite for birthday bashes, team socials and karaoke nights out. Each location offers private rooms — standard, themed, and VIP — accommodating eight to 20+ guests, all equipped with the latest karaoke tech, comfy lounges, and some even include game add-ons like beer pong, Xbox Kinect, or darts in the common area. Red MR also features a full food and beverage menu, spanning party bites, Japanese robatayaki and ramen, and cocktails or mocktails for every taste. Red MR even lets you bring your own cake at no extra charge — perfect for your next party!
Red MR, various locations across Hong Kong, Whatsapp: 9861 4718, www.redmr.com
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Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in October 2014 and was updated in July 2025 by Jessica Yim.
Main image courtesy of Canva, image 1 courtesy of Klook, image 2 courtesy of Klook, image 3 courtesy of Ryze, image 4 courtesy of Sassy Media Group, image 5 courtesy of Home Baking Day, image 6 courtesy of Sandbox VR, image 7 courtesy of Chalk Party, image 8 courtesy of Bun’s 2020, image 9 courtesy of Klook, image 10 courtesy of The Mixing Bowl, image 11 courtesy of Gelato Messina, image 12 courtesy of The Paint Bomber, image 13 courtesy of Vivienne Ng via Google Maps, image 14 courtesy of Red MR.
