FAQs
Venue Info
Where will the 2025 Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens be held?
We are hugely excited to confirm that the new Kai Tak Stadium will be staging our event from 28–30 March 2025. The address is located at 38 Shing Kai Rd, Kai Tak.
What facilities does the stadium offer to fans?
KTSP's Main Stadium is a 50,000-seat stadium with facilities and arrangements that meet the standards for world-class events, and is set to enhance the vibrant atmosphere of the Sevens. The stadium is equipped with a soundproof retractable roof, allowing events to proceed regardless of weather conditions. The stadium bowl's cooling system ensures a comfortable viewing experience from every single seat.
The South Deck Terrace will offer an expansive activity space framed by a stunning panoramic glass wall, delivering breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour. This 'South Stand' platform is designed to celebrate our esteemed Hong Kong Rugby Sevens legacy.
What food and drink offerings will there be inside the stadium?
The Kai Tak Stadium features over 30 dining facilities, including 33 food concession outlets, one of which is among the longest bars in Asia. This ensures a diverse selection of reasonably priced Chinese, Western and Asian cuisines.
All food and beverage will be served in sustainable packaging.
What facilities does Kai Tak Sports Park have for fans outside the stadium (e.g. bars, restaurants, retail)?
The 28-hectare entertainment precinct at Kai Tak Sports Park will also offer sevens fans a new environment for the “post-match party” with over 230 retail outlets including 70 restaurants within walking distance. KTSP offers a wide variety of food and beverage options, including eight diverse concept restaurants at the Dining Cove and many different and distinct cuisines.
In addition to food and beverage, retail stores and wellness centre, Kai Tak Mall also offers an indoor adventure playground, a 17.5-metre covered climbing wall and 40 lanes of bowling alleys for public rental.
Which MTR Stations best serve fans for access to Kai Tak Sports Park?
Kai Tak Sports Park is located near the Kai Tak MTR Station and Sung Wong Toi MTR Station. Fans are able to reach the precinct in a 10-15 minute walk from either station.
What other transport options are available near Kai Tak Sports Park?
In addition to the MTR, fans can take multiple bus routes and public light buses from nearby KTSP to various districts in Kowloon, Hong Kong Island and the New Territories. The park features a taxi stand and parking spaces (subject to availability) for coach buses and private cars. Nearby shopping malls in Kai Tak also offer public parking facilities.
Will there be ferries running from Hong Kong island to provide easy access to the venue?
There is ferry service from North Point to Kowloon City Ferry Pier near KTSP. For detailed service hours please refer to Time Table | Route & Fare | Sun Ferry Services Company Limited.
What provision has the stadium in place for fans with accessibility needs?
The Kai Tak Stadium is committed to providing an inclusive and accessible experience for all guests. Some of the key accessibility features include:
- Wheelchair Spectator Seats in the Stadium
- Wheelchair Charging Points
- Accessible and Universal Toilets, Accessible Showers, Accessible Service Counter, Braille & Tactile Floor Plan, Visual Display Board, Visual Fire Alarm System, Accessible Car Parking Space, Ambulant Toilet Cubicle
What ways will fans be able to make payments inside the stadium?
All concession stands and the Champion Sports Bar within Kai Tak Stadium will be entirely cashless with the following digital payment methods accepted:
- Visa, Mastercard, JCB, Unionpay, Diners, Discover, Alipay, WeChat Pay, BOC Pay, Tap & Go, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Samsung Pay
- Payme & FPS (provided by HSBC)
- Amex* (provided by AE), Octopus* (provided by OCT)
Ticketing
When can I buy tickets, and how much will they be?
General ticket sales are now open. Ticket prices remain unchanged for 2025 and are available for HK$1,950 for a 3-Day adult ticket and HK$950 for a 3-Day child ticket (ages 3-12).
For fans who cannot make the full weekend a limited number of Single-Day tickets are also live, via an exclusive partnership with Klook. These are priced at HK$500 (Adult Friday), HK$1,200 (Adult Saturday), HK$1,200 (Adult Sunday) and HK$300 (Child Friday), HK$600 (Child Saturday), HK$600 (Child Sunday).
For bulk purchases or corporate hospitality enquiries, please contact Newman Chang via [email protected]
How are tickets purchased and issued?
All tickets are digital and will be available to purchase on www.tickets.hksevens.com and via an exclusive single-day ticket partnership with Klook.
Buyers must follow the instructions and access their tickets via the HKCR Ticketing app - available to download on both Apple Store or Google Play.
Are there children’s tickets?
Yes there are children’s tickets, available for kids 12 and under, but a limited number and available on a first come, first served basis. Children 2 and under do not require a ticket.
I need help with a question or issue with my HK7s tickets. Who can I contact?
Please get in touch with [email protected] and one of our team members will get back to you as soon as they can.
Event Info
Which teams are coming to the Cathay/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens?
Men’s SVNS: New Zealand, Argentina, Australia, Fiji, France, Great Britain, Ireland, Kenya, Spain, South Africa, Uruguay, USA.
Women’s SVNS: New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Fiji, France, Great Britain, Ireland, Japan, Spain, USA.
Fan-favourites Hong Kong China Men’s and Women’s 7s will feature in our Melrose Claymores competitions, with the invitational teams to be confirmed.