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Kai Tak Sports Park's Grand Opening Reportedly in Mar
Kai Tak Sports Park is set to be officially opened on March 1, 2025, when the main stadium will hold a grand opening ceremony, inviting arts performers in Hong Kong, sources divulg...
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Kai Tak Sports Park is set to be officially opened on March 1, 2025, when the main stadium will hold a grand opening ceremony, inviting arts performers in Hong Kong, sources divulged, with the details to be announced later.

A large-scale rehearsal will be held in Kai Tak Sports Park tonight (24th), and tests will be run in the main stadium, Kai Tak Arena and Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground at the same time, which are anticipated to be attended by about 63,000 people.

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MTR Corporation said that to tie in with the test event at the Kai Tak Sports Park, the station arrangements and train services of Sung Wong Toi Station and Kai Tak Station on the Tuen Ma Line will be adjusted accordingly, and the frequency of services on the Tuen Ma Line, East Rail Line and Kwun Tong Line will also be increased.

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