Hong Kong Aviation Discovery Centre, Aviation amusement park at Hong Kong International Airport, China.
The Hong Kong Aviation Discovery Centre is an amusement attraction at the international airport where visitors learn about aircraft and air travel through interactive experiences. The venue includes simulator rides and exhibits that show how planes work and how airport operations function.
The centre opened in 2007 and features exhibits about the former Kai Tak Airport that served Hong Kong until 1998, after which operations moved to a new airport location. The displays document this significant shift in the city's aviation history and infrastructure.
The centre reflects Hong Kong's role as a major aviation hub, with displays showing how air travel has shaped the city's development and global connections. You see how flying has become part of everyday life for residents and businesses here.
The attraction is located in Terminal 2 of the airport and can be easily reached by walking through the terminal building. Visitors should plan to spend two to three hours exploring the various exhibits and activities available.
A notable feature is that visitors can use professional flight simulators that replicate takeoffs and landings at different airports around the world. These simulators give ordinary guests a realistic flying experience without leaving the airport.
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