Hong Kong Peak Tram Tickets

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Enjoy a unique experience aboard Hong Kong's iconic Peak Tram, Asia's oldest and most famous funicular railway. Climb to the top of Victoria Peak, the highest point on the island, and take in spectacular views of the skyline, Lantau Island and Victoria Harbour from an unparalleled vantage point.

This round-trip ticket allows you to travel in comfort from Mid-Levels to the top of the Peak, where you will find multiple attractions such as Sky Terrace 428 and Madame Tussauds Museum. The experience is available daily from 07:30 to 23:00, with departures every 15-20 minutes.

Entry is directly from the digital ticket on your mobile phone, with no redemption required.

Enjoy the iconic journey on the historic Peak Tram.
See the most spectacular panoramic views of Hong Kong.
Queue-free access with digital ticket valid on selected date only.

Round-trip ticket on the Peak Tram
Admission to Victoria Peak attractions (such as Sky Terrace 428 or Madame Tussauds)

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Hop on the legendary Peak Tram and get ready for an unforgettable tour of one of Hong Kong's most iconic tourist destinations. Rising over 396 metres above sea level, this funicular connects the city centre to the top of Victoria Peak, giving you a privileged view of the vibrant city skyline, the harbour and the lush greenery surrounding the island.

The return journey departs from Lower Terminus station at Mid-Levels, operating with departures every 15-20 minutes throughout the day. From its sloping windows, you'll watch the skyscrapers seem to tilt as you ascend the hillside. Whether it's day, sunset or night, the views from the Peak are simply spectacular.

Once at the top, you can visit on your own the famous Sky Terrace 428, Hong Kong's highest 360° observation deck, as well as the Madame Tussauds wax museum, the interactive Monopoly Dreams space, and the fun selfie gallery at the Fun Time Photo Gallery.

The Peak Tram is not only a means of transport, but a fundamental part of Hong Kong's history and identity. Travelling on it is a nostalgic, exciting and visually stunning experience.