Hong Kong’s MTR Partners Ocean Park to Launch Promotion

From 1 July until 30 September 2012, visitors who purchase MTR Tourist Tickets in Hong Kong will be able to enjoy a whole array of special offers put together to celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Ocean Park.

These offers include instant discounts of up to 65% off daytime admission tickets to the Park.

“MTR and Ocean Park are high on the to-do-list for tourists to our city. To help Ocean Park celebrate its special birthday this year, we thought what better way than to issue a special edition MTR Tourist Ticket to offer great value for visitors to Hong Kong and make their stay even more enjoyable,” said Mr Jay Walder, Chief Executive Officer of MTR Corporation.

Mr Tom Mehrmann, Chief Executive of Ocean Park, added, “We are delighted to work with MTR on this joint promotion campaign. While MTR connects and grows communities with its environmentally friendly service, Ocean Park connects people with nature, making this an especially meaningful collaboration between our two Hong Kong brands. As we celebrate the Park’s 35th anniversary this year, guests will have a chance to visit the many new attractions we have introduced including Old Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Jockey Club Sichuan Treasures where our golden monkey and the world’s oldest female giant panda Jia Jia reside, as well as Polar Adventure, a major new attraction area opening in mid-July.”

The MTR Tourist Tickets will feature members of the Ocean Park Mascot family including Whiskers, Swift and Tux, as well as popular residents of Ocean Park including the sea lion and giant panda.

Apart from the instant discount offer, each purchaser of an MTR Tourist Ticket will also receive:

1. A Buy 1 get 1 free coupon for skill games;
2. A Buy 1 get 1 free coupon for key chains; and
3. A HK$10 cash coupon for Ocean Park food kiosks.

The same offers also apply for purchase of the Airport Express Travel Pass during the promotion period. Terms and conditions apply.

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