FAQs

Kai Tak Stadium will be staging our event from 17-19 April 2026, following the Sevens move to our new home in March 2025. The address is located at 38 Shing Kai Rd, Kai Tak.

Check out the full stadium map here.

Kai Tak Sports Park’s Main Stadium is a 50,000-seat venue with world-class facilities that enhance the vibrant atmosphere of the Sevens. The stadium is equipped with a soundproof retractable roof, with an in-stadium cooling system ensures a comfortable viewing experience from every single seat.

Kai Tak Stadium also boasts a Fan Village area, open to all ticketholders. This gives fans an area to eat, drink and relax, while watching the matches on a big screen, enjoying live entertainment acts and connecting with our sponsors and partners.

The famed ‘South Stand’ has been recreated at Kai Tak Stadium – helping to ensure that the legacy of the event’s adult-only area lives on. In 2026, as always, the South Stand will be open to all General Admission ticketholders aged 18 and over on a first come, first served, basis.

The Kai Tak Stadium features 28 food concession outlets and 4 bars. This offering includes a diverse selection of reasonably priced Chinese, Western and Asian cuisines.

As a commitment to the environment, all food and beverage will be served in sustainable packaging.

The 28-hectare entertainment precinct at Kai Tak Sports Park offers Sevens fans a new environment for the “post-match party”. There are over 230 retail outlets and 70 restaurants within walking distance.

Kai Tak Mall also offers a wellness centre, indoor adventure playground, 17.5-metre covered climbing wall and 40 lanes of bowling alleys for public rental.

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-minute walk from either station.

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.

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.

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

All concession stands and bars 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)

Prices for three-day General Admission Hong Kong Sevens 2026 tickets will be HK $2,250 for adults. Three-day General Admission child tickets are available for HK $1,100 (aged 12 and under).

An 11% discount will be offered during the 24-hour early bird pre-sales on 11 November – from 11.11AM – coinciding with China’s Singles Day celebration, which is also the world’s largest physical and online retail shopping day.

For fans who cannot make the full weekend Single-Day tickets will also be available from 11 November via Klook. These are priced at HK$550 (Adult Friday), HK$1,250 (Adult Saturday), HK$1,250 (Adult Sunday) and HK$300 (Child Friday), HK$625 (Child Saturday), HK$625 (Child Sunday).

For bulk purchases or corporate hospitality enquiries, please contact [email protected].

All tickets are digital and will be available to purchase on tickets.hksevens.com.

Buyers must follow the instructions and access their tickets via the HKCR Ticketing app – available to download on both Apple Store and Google Play.

Yes there are children’s tickets, available for ages 12 and under. Children aged 2 and under do not require a ticket.

Please get in touch with [email protected] and one of our team members will get back to you as soon as they can.

Hong Kong will host the first of three World Championship events on the HSBC SVNS Series, and will feature 24 teams.

Men’s SVNS: New Zealand, Argentina, Australia, Fiji, France, Great Britain, Spain, South Africa + 4 Qualifiers from SVNS Division 2

Women’s SVNS: New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Fiji, France, Great Britain, Japan, USA + 4 Qualifiers from SVNS Division 2

The Melrose Claymores competition will also return, bringing the total of international teams participating in Hong Kong to 30, including the hometown favourites, the Hong Kong China Men’s and Women’s Sevens squads.

Pool draws and match schedules will be confirmed ahead of the event.

30 teams will take part in 72 matches across the Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the Hong Kong Sevens. The rugby action will all be supported by opening ceremonies, live music and entertainment acts – with more details announced in the lead-up to the event.