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As an East-meets-West city, Hong Kong has long developed its own Halloween celebrations. Each year, the city’s shopping malls and major attractions such as Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park all get a spooky makeover with fun activities for all to enjoy. We’ve rounded up everything you need to know about ‘spooktastic’ Halloween festivities around the city — let’s dive right in!
It’s not Halloween without a good dress-up. This time of year is the best opportunity to turn your costume and cosplay fantasies into reality. Whether you want to dress as a vampire, zombie or witch, these are the four best locations in Hong Kong to get what you need for your costume.
- Pottinger Street
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Every year before Halloween, the stalls on this historical street start selling everything you’d need for the big celebration, from ready-to-wear costumes and masks to decorations.
- Fuk Wing Street
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This is the go-to spot for those looking for Halloween party accessories and costumes at an affordable price.
- Tai Yuen Street
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If you’re looking for a variety of costumes at a wider price range, head to Tai Yuen Street, also known as ‘Toy Street’, in Wan Chai.
- Major supermarkets
Most major supermarket chains and department stores have a Halloween section, so you can easily stock up on your favourite festive treats and decorations!
Now that you’ve got your costume ready, it’s time to party! Each October, Hong Kong Disneyland
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In the West, children would dress up and knock door-to-door for candies with their jack-o'-lanterns. In Hong Kong, trick-or-treating has evolved into a holiday-themed gastronomic experience with specially designed dishes and drinks that you simply can’t miss.
Image by Courtesy of Home Baking
Image by Courtesy of Home Baking
Want to whip up your own Halloween treats? There’s no shortage of bakeries that offer special workshops for those who enjoy baking in Hong Kong. Local bakery Home Baking Day, for example, offers a range of themed desserts from cakes to brownies to cookies. Visit their shops with your friends to prepare handmade desserts ahead of your Halloween parties. Their cute little ghost-shaped Oreo and meringue cakes come highly recommended — they’re as delicious as they look!
Are you abroad and missing the Hong Kong Halloween vibe? We’ve prepared a special recipe for you to make your own Halloween dim sum. Have a taste of Hong Kong while trick-or-treating!
(Attractions are featured in alphabetical order)
