Ocean Park is partnering with the Classic Car Club of Hong Kong to bring a surprise “CARnival” to the Park on 27 and 28 March. Available for Ocean Park admission ticket, SmartFun Annual Pass and Unlimited Entry Pass holders at no additional cost, the event boasts a curation of Instagram-worthy classic cars manufactured more than half a century ago.
“Conservation and education are always our utmost priority at Ocean Park. Apart from wildlife conservation, we appreciate the opportunity to contribute our efforts in raising awareness of other conservation disciplines. It is our honour to work with the Classic Car Club of Hong Kong to bring this extraordinary new experience to our visitors. The ‘CARnival’ will enable our visitors to see vintage treasures up close. We hope to inspire Hong Kong citizens on a new topic – the history of classic cars. As the home for family fun, we are excited to have this chance to help raise awareness of retro car culture in an entertaining way,” said Timothy Ng, Executive Director of Operations and Entertainment of Ocean Park at the event kick off ceremony co hosted with Carl Yuen, Chairman of the Classic Car Club of Hong Kong.
More than 20 amazing vintage vehicles can be found at different locations on the Waterfront Plaza, including the iconic Rolls Royce Phantom II, which was manufactured in 1934. Aged over 80 years, this rare find is still able to hit the streets of Hong Kong. Its antique appearance coupled with superb performance showcase automobile craftsmanship at its best. The exhibition also features 15 more vehicles along the Waterfront Plaza, creating a visually stunning line-up that is guaranteed to turn heads.
“Conservation and education are always our utmost priority at Ocean Park. Apart from wildlife conservation, we appreciate the opportunity to contribute our efforts in raising awareness of other conservation disciplines. It is our honour to work with the Classic Car Club of Hong Kong to bring this extraordinary new experience to our visitors. The ‘CARnival’ will enable our visitors to see vintage treasures up close. We hope to inspire Hong Kong citizens on a new topic – the history of classic cars. As the home for family fun, we are excited to have this chance to help raise awareness of retro car culture in an entertaining way,” said Timothy Ng, Executive Director of Operations and Entertainment of Ocean Park at the event kick off ceremony co hosted with Carl Yuen, Chairman of the Classic Car Club of Hong Kong.
More than 20 amazing vintage vehicles can be found at different locations on the Waterfront Plaza, including the iconic Rolls Royce Phantom II, which was manufactured in 1934. Aged over 80 years, this rare find is still able to hit the streets of Hong Kong. Its antique appearance coupled with superb performance showcase automobile craftsmanship at its best. The exhibition also features 15 more vehicles along the Waterfront Plaza, creating a visually stunning line-up that is guaranteed to turn heads.
