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Kai Tak Sports Park

Kai Tak Sports Park opens as Hong Kong’s largest sports hub

 It features a 50,000-seat main stadium, a 10,000-seat indoor arena, and a 5,000-seat Youth Sports Ground.

The Kai Tak Sports Park (KTSP), Hong Kong’s largest integrated sports and entertainment complex, officially opened on March 1.

Located on the site of the former Kai Tak Airport, it features a 50,000-seat main stadium, a 10,000-seat indoor arena, and a 5,000-seat Youth Sports Ground.

The facility is built to accommodate a wide range of sporting and cultural events, from international football matches and concerts to large-scale exhibitions.

KTSP is expected to attract world-class sporting events, concerts, and exhibitions to boost the city’s global appeal.
 

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