Kai Tak Sports Park, Sports venue in Kowloon City District, Hong Kong.
Kai Tak Sports Park is a sports facility in Kowloon City District with several modern buildings and outdoor courts. The main stadium holds about 50,000 spectators, while separate buildings house an indoor sports center and additional training grounds for different sports.
The park occupies the western apron of the former Kai Tak Airport, which closed in 1998. The government approved HK$31.9 billion for the project in June 2017, and construction began on 23 April 2019. Delays caused by material shortages pushed completion to 2024, and the park opened on 1 March 2025.
The name Kai Tak comes from the former airport; the park's art refers to it, such as the 7.5-metre sculpture Landing outside the Youth Sports Ground, inspired by aircraft banking 47 degrees onto the old 13/31 runway. The Central Plaza displays Ren Zhe's Nine Sons of the Dragon, and the East Lawn Square shows David Mesguich's You and Me, two children playing cuju.
The site is accessible by multiple transportation options, with nearby MTR stations and bus stops providing connections across the city. The grounds are spacious, so it helps to check where your specific venue is located before you arrive.
The entire grounds span about 28 hectares, making it one of the city's larger leisure spaces. Beyond the main buildings, restaurants and cafés allow visitors to spend time here even without attending an event.
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