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Hong Kong Airport Express Travel Pass

Hong Kong Airport Express Travel Pass is an Octopus Card with either one or two Airport Express single journey(s) plus 3 consecutive days of unlimited travel on MTR (except East Rail Line First Class, Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau stations), Light Rail and MTR Bus (Northwest New Territories). The price is HK$250 and HK$350 respectively with HK$50 refundable deposit. It is only applicable for foreign tourists who have been in Hong Kong for less than 14 days.  

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1. The Airport Express Travel Pass cannot be used from Airport Station to Asia World-Expo Station and vice versa. Passengers need to pay ordinary fare for going between these two stations. 2. Malfunctioned ticket can be processed at any Customer Service Center (except Asia World-Expo Center). 3. Since the tickets are only valid for tourists, a valid passport or a valid proof of non-Hong Kong resident status must be presented when purchasing the ticket. 4. If the Airport Express Travel Pass has been damaged or tempered with, money will be deducted from the deposit (damages including physical alteration to the card through delamination, bending, cutting, breaking, graffiti or attachment of stickers or photos).

Where to Reload the Hong Kong Airport Express Tourist Pass

Ticket value can be topped up, for traveling on other major means of transport, at vending machines or shops displaying the Octopus Card logo. Travel Pass can be reloaded at the same places as reloading Octopus Card.  

Where to Get Your Deposit

There is a HK$50 refundable deposit on the ticket. Passengers can either keep the ticket as a souvenir before leaving Hong Kong, or return it to any Airport Express Customer Service Centre for a refund of the deposit and any balance value* stored on the ticket. Should the balance on the ticket exceeds HK$500, however, it will be sent to the MTR headquarter for processing. Customers may be required to bear the delivery cost. The other conditions on refund for the Airport Express Pass is the same as the Octopus Card. Balance Value refers to the value added to the Travel Pass for using on other places. If you hadn't added any value to it, only the HK$50 deposit will be refunded.  

Airport Express Travel Pass vs Octopus Card

1. Top up: Octopus Card has first deposit of value, but the Hong Kong airport express 3 day pass do not have, so if you want to use the card at the designated shops, you need to top up the card. 2. Refund: You need to pay HKD11 as service charge for refunding Octopus Card in three months from the card purchase, but after three months, no service charge. Airport Tourist Pass do not need to pay any charge when refunded. 3. Usable range: Octopus Card can be used in all the metro lines and all the shops with the logo, while the Airport Travel Pass cannot be used in the East Rail Line First Class, Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau stations. And the Octopus Card can be also used in some places in Macau and Shenzhen, such as Galaxy Resort, Broadway and KFC in Macau and Firewood Restaurant, Café De Coral Restaurant and Duty Free Group in Shenzhen. However, Airport Travel Pass are not available. 4. As for taking the Airport Express, Octopus Card will provide a free return ticket on the same day you take the line.

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The MTR fare starts from HK$3.5 (Adult) and is calculated based on the distance traveled (final destination). Also, it depends on the age and method of payment. For example:

In order to see all possible fares on the MTR as well as the journey times, please use the MTR Journey Planner .

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Tourists and locals can pay for their rides by cash, using single journey tickets, or Octopus card. - Single Journey Ticket . It is used for a single journey on the MTR. The fare depends on the distance traveled. There are two types: Adult and Concessionary. Concessionary tickets are for children aged 3 to 11 and senior citizens aged 65 or above. The tickets can be purchased at any ticket issuing machine at all MTR stations. - Octopus Card . It is a contactless smart card, which was designed specially as a payment method on the MTR. Using of Octopus gives three major benefits. Firstly, there is no need to waste time to buy single journey tickets at the ticket machines. Secondly, in most cases the fares using Octopus are cheaper than single journey tickets. Thirdly, it can be used as a payment method on other modes of public transport, such as buses , tramways and ferries , as well as in ministores and shops, like 7-eleven. As a result, it is used by most Hong Kong residents. The card can be purchased at the airport or at any MTR station. To use it, simply swipe the card at the entrance barrier and one more time at the exit barrier (destination station). For more information, please visit Octopus Card . Apart from the types above, there are other types, which are less popular with tourists. - Tourist Day Pass . It is valid for 1 month from the purchase date and offers any 1 day (24 consecutive hours, starting from the first journey on the MTR) of unlimited rides on the MTR and the Light Rail (except the Airport Express , MTR Bus, East Rail Line First Class and journeys to/from Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau stations). The day pass can be purchased at designated MTR Customer Service Centers at the price of HK$55. A Child Tourist Day Pass can be purchased at the price of HK$25. - Tourist Cross-boundary Travel Pass . It is valid for 1 month from the purchase date and used for 2 single journeys to/from Lo Wu or Lok Ma Chau stations within 1 or 2 consecutive days. Also, during the same 1 or 2 consecutive days holders can enjoy unlimited rides on the MTR and the Light Rail (except the Airport Express , MTR Bus, East Rail Line First Class, and additional journeys to/from Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau stations). The cross-boundary pass can be purchased at Hung Hom, Lo Wu and Lok Ma Chau stations at the price of HK$85/HK$120 respectively. - Monthly Pass Extra . It is used for unlimited rides between designated stations within the valid month and is more suitable for Hong Kong residents than for tourists.

Airport Express Services

The Airport Express line links the airport and the downtown, and consists of five stations: AsiaWorld-Expo, Airport, Tsing Yi, Kowloon and Hong Kong. It is the fastest way to get to downtown. Airport ›› Kowloon Station - 21 minutes. Airport ›› Hong Kong Station (Central) - 24 minutes.

For rides to and from Hong Kong International Airport passengers may choose one of the following ticket types: - Octopus Card . Octopus holders can enjoy a free return journey within the same day (except a journey between the airport and AsiaWorld-Expo). - Airport Express Single Journey Ticket . It is valid ONLY on the purchase date and used for a single journey on the Airport Express. The ticket can be purchased at any Airport Express customer service center or ticket issuing machine. - Airport Express Same Day Return Ticket. It is the same as the single journey ticket (price, valid period and places of purchase), but comprises a free return journey within the same day (except a journey between the airport and AsiaWorld-Expo). - Airport Express Round Trip Ticket . Valid for 30 days from the purchase date, it provides a discount up to 22% on a return journey between the airport and the designated station. The ticket can be purchased at any Airport Express customer service center (except AsiaWorld-Expo station) or online. - Airport Express Travel Pass . Specially designed for tourists, this smart card comprises one or two Airport Express journeys and any 3 consecutive days of unlimited rides on the MTR, Light Rail and MTR Bus. Also, it can be used as a standard adult Octopus. The travel pass can be purchased at any Airport Express or designated MTR customer service centers at the price of HK$220/HK$300 respectively. The valid period is 180 days from the purchase date. For more information, please visit Airport Express Travel Pass .

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Additional Information

- Tourist Day Pass, Child Tourist Day Pass, Tourist Cross-boundary Travel Pass and Airport Express Travel Pass are for tourists ONLY, who have been in Hong Kong for less than 14 days at the time of purchase.

Hints & Tips

- If you are planning to stay in Hong Kong for 3 or more days, it is a good idea to buy an Octopus Card or Airport Express Travel Pass instead of using the single journey tickets. - MTR Corporation Limited offers discounts and promotions for its passengers on a regular basis. The full list of benefits is available here . - For passengers convenience the MTR announced MTR Mobile , which is designed to provide the enhanced information about the MTR, such as the Journey Planner, Exits Info, Stations Facilities, MTR Shops, etc.

Discounts & Promotions

- Tourists can buy a Tourist Day Pass Souvenir Pack for HK$68, which includes one limited edition tourist day pass, one key chain and one MTR system map. - There are group tickets on the Airport Express services, which provide discounts up to 40% for those who travel in a group or family (up to 4 persons).

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The average duration for Hong Kong Travel Pass: MTR and Airport Express Tickets is Varies and cost $245 HKD (Hong Kong Dollars) The overall rating of Hong Kong Travel Pass: MTR and Airport Express Tickets is 4.5 stars. Get easy access to nearly all of Hong Kong’s public transportation systems by booking this travel pass in advance of your trip. You’ll get two rides on the Airport Express and a 1-day pass for the MTR (Mass Transit Railway). Upgrade to include a round-trip ride on the Ngong Ping Cable Car over Lantau Island and a 3-day MTR pass to fit your schedule! Plus, by purchasing now, you’ll be able to pick up all your passes at the airport as soon as you arrive in Hong Kong, saving you precious time in individual ticket lines. This is the ultimate way to get around Hong Kong to see the attractions that you want to see.

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The best way to get around Hong Kong is definitely the MTR (Mass Transit Railway), metro of Hong Kong. It’s clean, efficient and reaches most parts of Hong Kong, from the Southern part of Hong Kong Island to rural district in northern New Territories.

MTR operates from 6 am until midnight, with intervals ranging between 3 to 10 minutes. If you have to travel during rush hours, always opt for the MTR to avoid traffic. It only takes 5 minutes from Admiralty to Tsim Sha Tsui (1 station apart), which could take up to 45 minutes for a taxi ride during congestion! 

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The optimal way to pay for MTR travel is through an Octopus Card , the most widely used electronic payment system in Hong Kong. You may get an on-loan Octopus Card from a service counter at any station (cost HKD 150 for adult). The remaining balance will be returned when you return the card at the end of your trip, with an administration fee of HKD 11. As most rides cost $6-$25, it is not worth getting the tourist day pass which costs $65.  Kids under 3 can travel for free while for those aged between 3-11 and over 65 can enjoy concessionary fares (half price of standard fares) with a dedicated Octopus Card. 

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A glance at the MTR map reveals a network of colorful lines, ingeniously designed to aid illiterate individuals in identifying their stations. However, don't be fooled by the seeming proximity of some stations. It's best to check the map before deciding to walk from one station to another, as some could be separated by the harbour or mountains!

While the MTR primarily serves as a means of transportation, it's also one of Hong Kong's unique sights, with several stations boasting of remarkable design elements. The Ho Man Tin and Whampoa Stations, for instance, feature local-style drawings and charming depictions of tree sparrows - fat, ball-shaped birds that are a common sight in Hong Kong, and perhaps an endearing characteristic of the city itself!

Similar to other transportation, smoking, eating and drinking are not allowed on trains and within the gates. 

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Researching my trip for December I have come across this:

https://www.mtr.com.hk/en/customer/tickets/day_pass_tourist.html

Can anyone confirm this is currently available? If it is can I use it on the S1 airport bus ?

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Thank you for this reply.

We bought these on first two days of our trip while we finding our way and thought they were excellent value and extremely convenient. H$65 per day (GBP £7) but we are used to London prices so thought this was fine.

Once we had some cash (notes & coins) we then bought single fare tickets which were about H$5-6

up to now, can we use physical credit card to get on/off in airport express and MTR? I searched this forum, this topic was discussed 3-4 yrs ago, I wish this has happened now.

https://www.mtr.com.hk/archive/corporate/en/press_release/PR-23-017-E.pdf

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Free Wi-Fi services are widespread in Hong Kong. In particular, there are many Wi-Fi.HK hotspots widely available across the city in locations such as major tourist attractions, shopping malls, parks and gardens, visitor centres, sports venues, museums, ferry terminals, cooked food centres and government buildings, which offer wireless internet connection completely free or free for a period of time. Download the Wi-Fi.HK app to search for a list of hotspot locations, where you can connect to the internet with the Wi-Fi.HK SSID.

You can also find Wi-Fi hotspots at most public transport areas and with the following service providers.

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Free wireless internet access is available at most seating and public areas in the passenger terminals. See details here .

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You can connect to the ‘MTR Free Wi-Fi’ network in the concourse and platforms of every MTR station to enjoy 15 minutes of free Wi-Fi service, with a maximum of five sessions for each mobile device per day. More details here .

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csl free Wi-Fi hotspots can be found on selected Starbucks Coffee, Pacific Coffee, 7-Eleven and Circle K outlets and at selected phone booths. Look for the ‘CSL’ SSID on your device to browse the Hong Kong Tourism Board's website and download apps from our site for free.

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You can easily stay connected during your trip to Hong Kong using a prepaid Discover Hong Kong Tourist SIM Card — no subscription charges, no hassle! The Real-name Registration Programme for SIM Cards has been implemented. Customers have to complete real-name registration to activate the services. Click here for more details.

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You can get the Discover Hong Kong Tourist SIM Card at any 1O1O Center in town, more than 1,000 7-Eleven, Circle K or VanGO convenience stores, csl or HKT shops, and the Hong Kong Tourism Board’s Kowloon Visitor Centre at the Star Ferry Concourse in Tsim Sha Tsui. For a full list of retailers, please click here .

* The day pass comes in the form of a 3-in-1 SIM card, suitable for phones that require micro, mini and nano SIMs, and is rechargeable for up to 180 days to make longer stays more convenient.

The Discover Hong Kong Tourist SIM card is a third party product of CSL Mobile Limited, for which Hong Kong Tourism Board assumes no responsibility. Please click here for details on the SIM card and here for CSL Mobile General Terms and Conditions.

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Running out of battery on your phone while you are out and about can be a stressful experience. There is no need to panic when your phone’s battery drops into the red, because there are many places in Hong Kong where you can get a quick boost of power.

Mobile charging facilities are available at 29 MTR stations to enhance the travel experience. There are USB charging sockets or wireless charging pads where you can charge your phone for free. Each person is limited to 15 minutes charging time per session.

See here for more details    

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Many shopping centres have mobile phone charging stations, which are normally located by the customer service desk. Some larger and upscale shopping malls will even rent out portable battery packs for you to charge your phone as well. Please approach the customer service counter for details.    

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Power bank rental service is available at 7-Eleven and Circle K stores. You can borrow a power bank from the selected branches by paying a refundable deposit and a reasonable charge.     For more details, please visit the websites of 7-Eleven and Circle K .

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The Hong Kong Tourism Board in-town visitor centre located at Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier provides a free mobile charging service.

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Hong Kong MTR to raise fares by 3% in June

The city's railway operator increases its fares for another year

In an announcement on Tuesday March 26, the MTR Corp revealed that fares will be raised for the second consecutive year, with plans to increase ticket prices by 3.09 percent in June this year. 

Taking public affordability into account, the fare increase is determined based on statistical data from the government's Census and Statistics Department. This includes considering the annual changes in the Nominal Wage Index (Transport), the year-on-year change in the Composite Consumer Price Index (CCPI), as well as the latest calculation of the Productivity Factors.

Based on these factors, it was calculated that the MTR fare increase for 2024 will be 3.2 percent. However, the MTR has also implemented a fare-capping mechanism with an 'affordability ceiling' to ensure that the fare will remain within the means of the public. As a result, the formula adjusted the price hike to 3.09 percent, with the remaining 0.11 percent to be recouped in the subsequent two years.

A formal announcement of the new fares and its effective date will be made at a later date, so keep your eyes on our page.

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Hong Kong MTR fares will increase by about 3 per cent in June, the city’s railway operator has announced.

The  MTR Corporation (MTRC) – Hong Kong’s only train services provider –  announced  the hike on Tuesday under a rate adjustment mechanism that takes into account the conglomerate’s property development profits.

The government-controlled firm said the increase had considered public affordability as the fare adjustment was capped at 3.09 per cent, the equivalent to the change in median monthly household income in 2023.

According to its fare adjustment mechanism, the price hike could have been up to 5.05 per cent this year, which triggered the mechanism’s “affordability cap” arrangement. The remaining 1.96 per cent increase is expected to be deferred to next year.

“The ‘Affordability Cap’ arrangement has taken its effect this year in striking a balance between public affordability and the Corporation’s needs to maintain, upgrade and renew the railway system,” Managing Director of Hong Kong Transport Services Jeny Yeung said in a press release.

The company added that ongoing fare concessions will continue.

Ben Chan, a lawmaker for the city’s largest pro-Beijing Party the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong (DAB), said he expected other public transport firms to follow the MTRC in raising ticket prices, as he expressed concern that the extra travel expenses would cause a burden for commuters.

He urged the MTRC to consider cancelling the deferred adjustment rate if fare rises were accumulated – or rolled over – for two years, and to promote fare concessions such as a “ride 10 get one free” arrangement.

HK$7.8 billion profit in 2023

Earlier this month, the firm said annual net profit had fallen more than 20 per cent to HK$7.8 billion last year owing to a drop in the value of its property investments. Total revenue, however, rose 19.2 per cent to HK$57 billion.

MTRC chief Jacob Kam said at the time that they “intend to capitalise on the momentum gained in 2023 to help propel MTR and Hong Kong towards a new era of growth,” according to RTHK. “[W]e will keep practising prudent cost management while seeking out smart technologies and innovations that can help make our railway operations and maintenance even more efficient.”

Rex Auyeung is to be reappointed at the chair of the MTRC from July 1 for another 1.5 years.

Fares last rose a year ago , with a hike of 2.3 per cent.

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