Going to a bowling alley is a fun activity for the family! Not only is it a great indoor activity that keeps you away from the rising temps, humidity and rain but it’s also a fun way to bond with the family while getting a little exercise in the process. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time bowler, there’s something for everyone at these bowling alleys. So grab your bowling shoes and get ready for a day of strikes, spares, and family fun.

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If your family is anything like ours, you used to only play classic board games, such as Monopoly or Pictionary, every so often whenever someone was feeling nostalgic or exceptionally bored – that is, until COVID kept us all indoors. Like many other families during the pandemic, we turned to board games for non-digital entertainment and were quickly hooked.

We were surprised to discover that board games had evolved past the board games for kids that we grew up with, and many board games now have sophisticated designs and storylines with complex game mechanisms and characters. We’ve since made board games part of our weekly family time, and these fun board games have been great for pulling kids away from their phones and tablets. In fact, kids will even give up screen time for an hour or so of playing board games!

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Why Play Family Board Games?

• It’s a great way to bond as a family. Although there are plenty of board games online, you can’t beat playing a physical board game together as a family. There’s nothing like being able to connect without a screen in the way, and the kids are sure to look back at this family time together with a great deal of fondness.
• The best board games all develop a certain skill. This could better focus, fine motor skills, general knowledge, colour matching, shape sorting, etc. The kids don’t really like it when you teach them anything, so why not let a board game do the work for you?
• Board games can teach competition and cooperation. Though it seems contrary, winning a board game is a thrill that gets kids (and adults, tbh!) going and there are certain cooperative games which require players to think and strategise together, teaching kids that teamwork makes the dreamwork!
• Which bring us to the next point – strategy. Our generation of parents have been accused of making life too easy for our kids, stifling their executive functioning in the process. Board games require some strategising, management and patience and can be excellent teachers of these essential life skills.

If you are convinced and raring to have a go at board games but don’t know where to start (and we can’t blame you, considering how many board games are out there now), Sassy Mama recommends popular board games that put a new spin to the classic board games. While the usual board games (Scrabble, Cluedo, Rummikub, etc.) are always winners, these new or relatively unexplored ones will make for an amazing addition to your family board game library. Because they are not as common in Hong Kong, we’ve rounded up where you can buy these board games, and for how much.

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Best Board Games For Families: Five Picks From Team Sassy Mama

Sushi Go!

This is a really fun, first card game or board game for kids. They won’t be able to resist the cute illustrations and design (neither can we!). Sushi Go! is what’s called a “pick and pass” board game, which means that a player must pick a card from a deck before passing the deck to another player. In order to win, you have to choose the dishes that you think will gain you the most points (or make other players lose the most points). There’s an element of strategy to this popular board game as the dishes can be combined in different ways to get more points. The fun part about this board game is that it does grow with your kids, who end up learning how to play more strategically as they grow older.

With three players, it usually takes about 15 to 20 minutes to go through one round of this, which makes it perfect for a quick pre-bedtime game.

Ages: 8 years and up

Sassy Mama Tip: Even our 5-year-olds enjoyed this, so it’s possible to start younger!

Where to buy: Bookazine, HKTVMall, Monster Geek BG and other toy stores, approx $160

Read more: Introduce Your Kids To Sushi At These Hong Kong Restaurants

Cat Lady

This fun board game requires players to build up points by “drafting” or collecting cards. However, Cat Lady is a little more complex than Sushi Go! as players have to select sets of cards from a grid of cards that combine cat characters, food, toys and costumes. The combination of all these different elements will determine your final scores.

Aside from the cards, the board game comes with adorable little tokens that you will have to count before putting away after each game as they have a habit of disappearing into the void of toy boxes or pockets.

It takes about 30 minutes to get through a game with three players, although with younger players, add another 15 to 20 minutes.

Ages: 14 years and up

Sassy Mama Tip: Despite the age advice by the manufacturer, we have found that kids younger than 10 enjoy playing Cat Lady with a little assistance (they won’t be able to grasp the strategies). Twelve-year-old kids and above will definitely be able to play it – and even beat the adults!

Where to buy: Amazon (though shipping charges apply) and BG Base, approx $160

Wingspan

The learning curve of this beautifully illustrated strategy board game is a little steep, but once you get the hang of it, it’s hard to stop playing this immersive game. The game’s theme is bird habitats, and players are supposed to attract birds to their habitats and help these birds flourish by collecting and trading food and eggs. If that sounds very educational and environmentally conscious, you’re right! We’ve found this board game to be a wonderful conversation starter about the environment, nature and animals (not just birds), and not a few kids have developed an interest in nature and birdwatching after playing this game!

Like Cat Lady, the board game provides wooden tokens (eggs and dice) that you can use as you play, as well as a charming 3D bird feeder that you’ll have to build. This is one of those games that can go for around an hour or even more, so it’s a great choice for a family night when you need something that lasts a little longer but still manages to keep everyone’s interest.

Ages: 10 years and up (recommended by the board game community)

Sassy Mama Tip: Because of all the fiddly pieces, it’s not ideal for younger kids. Kids as young as ten might be able to enjoy this strategy board game with a lot of help. However, kids 13 and up will be able to fully take advantage of the different tactics to gain more birds and points.

Where to buy: BG Base, approx $420

Read more: How To Teach Your Kids About Sustainability

Cranium Cadoo

Inspired by the original adult Cranium (one of our all-time favourite party games) this kids’ version employs the same silly and creative channels, such as Creative Cat, Word Worm, Data Head, Star Performer. That means, your kids and you are going to need to draw, act, sculpt, solve puzzles and crack secret codes!

Ages: 7 years and up

Sassy Mama Tip: You can start playing this with kids as young as five years! Kids who are 10 and up might find this version too easy and may be ready to graduate to the adult version of Cranium

Where to buy: Toys Central and Amazon, approx $500

Monikers

This is a hilarious party game where players take turns describing famous people, characters, or concepts without using the actual name. The goal is to get your teammates to guess the correct “moniker” before time runs out.

Ages: 16 years and up

Sassy Mama Tip: We’ve played it with kids as young as 14 and 11 years and they loved it! In general, kids above 11 should enjoy it as they will get the humour and have a bit more general knowledge about culture, history, people and world affairs.

Where to buy: BG Base, approx $230

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Where To Buy Board Games In Hong Kong

Hong Kong is lucky to have a handful of retailers that stock the newest and most popular board games in both Chinese and English editions. However, we do have a few shops that we prefer for their diverse selections and knowledgeable staff.

Capstone Board Game – Board game shop branches in Kwun Tong and Causeway Bay

One of the bigger board game shops in the city, Capstone has an impressive selection of board games, from classic board games to limited-edition releases and extension packs. They also run fun and educational board game design workshops, summer courses and certifications through their collaboration with the Hong Kong Board Game Education Academy.

Capstone Board Game, Room B, Floor 12, Block 1, Camel Paint Building, 62 Hoi Yuen Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong

Capstone Board Game, Room A, 11/F, Golden Swan Commercial Building, 438-444 Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, www.capstone.hk

Monster Geek BG – Board game store where you can play board games too

With Jolly Thinkers and Wheat and Wood shutting down, we’ve been missing our board game cafes in Hong Kong! Luckily for us, Monster Geek BG allows “all you can play board games” in its store. It also allows board game rentals – so important for space starved homes in Hong Kong!

Monster Geek BG, Room 601, Island Centre, 470 Reclamation Street, Mong Kok, Hong Kong, www.monstergeekbg.com

Painkiller BG – Online plus retail board game store with great prices

Pre-order your favourite board games here (including the ones not available in Hong Kong currently!). If you’re also looking at board game design and production, workshops, or just a shop where the staff can recommend good board games, Painkiller is your place!

Painkiller BG, Room1301, 13/F, Grandmark, 8A-10 Granville Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong, www.shop.painkillerbg.com

The Lion Rock Press – Store and site with unique Hong Kong-inspired board games

Looking for board games with a Hong Kong flavour? This quirky store makes its own special version of popular board games like Ludo, Bingo, Snakes and Ladders, etc. So you can find Hong Kong Habitat Ludo, Hong Kong Wildlife Bingo and Hong Kong Snakes & Trails featuring the varied flora and fauna we find in this city. It makes for great gifts for newbies in the city, those who are leaving and even family overseas.

The Lion Rock Press, 1005 10/F Arion Commercial Centre, 2-12 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, www.thelionrockpress.com

Read More: Toy Stores In Hong Kong – Where To Buy LEGO, Jellycat And More

Editor’s Note: This post was originally written by Anita Balagopalan in November 2021 and updated by Maloy Luakian in June 2024. 

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We know all too well just how much time and effort goes into throwing a party. Whether it’s for yourself, for the office or for your kids! Our solution? Hire a party caterer! We’ve listed our favourites around town who will cater to your every need, be it food, drink, birthday cakes and more. Some of these catering companies in Hong Kong even go beyond party food and offer party venues, tableware and other party supplies, waiters and party planning services, so all you need to do is kick up your heels and have a good time!

Read More: Best Cake Shops In Hong Kong To Buy Birthday Cakes For The Family

Bain Marie – Hassle-free party catering in Hong Kong

Are you hosting a big party but are fretting about the amount of plastic cutlery that will be used? Bain Marie provides an eco-friendly alternative that will take care of the cooking and cleaning, while also delivering your food fresh on the day in wooden platters. Don’t forget to place your order at least 48 hours in advance. You can also request serving staff and equipment if you need to. Talk about a hassle-free experience!

Bain Marie, 5649 6048, Instagram: @bainmariehk, www.bainmariehk.com

Shamrock Catering Group – Kids’ party catering for birthdays, junk boats and more

Delicious HK – Bespoke catering packages with a chef on-site

Introducing Delicious HK, where the name says it all! Prepare for a culinary experience that will leave your guests raving for weeks – the team of talented local caterers will craft a bespoke menu that caters to your every need, using only the finest seasonal and handmade ingredients. The perfectly balanced BBQ menus take cues from grilling traditions, and all the catering packages come with a chef on site so you can mingle with guests and have good food guaranteed!

Use promo code DELISASSY when booking to get 10% off your order. Valid until Sunday, 31 August, 2025.

Delicious HK, WhatsApp: 6131 3013, Facebook: Delicious, Instagram: @delicious_hk, www.delicious-hk.com

Habitu – Bespoke party catering service in Hong Kong

You may have seen Habitu dotted around town but did you know it also caters? Bringing rustic, bespoke European flavours, it also offers a butler service to set up tables, serve food, look after guests, take photos, and more!

Habitu, various locations across Hong Kong, 3550 0023, WhatsApp: 9794 9223, order@caffehabitu.com, www.habitu.com.hk

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Kama – Affordable kids’ party catering in Hong Kong

When you need to feed the hungry masses on short notice, look to Kama Delivery. The Little Friend Set is perfect for a birthday party and comes with a choice of pasta and burger, plus a variety of snacks (takoyaki, fried fish pieces, croquettes and more), plus there are catering packages for 2 to 100 adults making it an affordable catering option all around.

Kama Delivery, WhatsApp: 5188 0757, info@kamadelivery.com, www.kamadelivery.com

Gingers – Party catering company with over 20 years of experience

If you’re hosting an intimate family gathering or a large event party, Gingers has you covered with its range of international flavours offering everything from sandwiches, tarts and canapés to full-scale buffet lunches and dinners. It can cater for your party either with or without a chef to prepare your food.

Gingers, Flat B, 9/F E Tat Factory Building, 4 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, 2964 9160, WhatsApp: 9160 4411, gingers@gingers.com.hk, www.gingers.com.hk

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More Party Food Catering Services In Hong Kong

• Ali Oli Bakery – Party caterer with custom-made kids’ birthday cakes for special occasions. www.alioli.com.hk.
• KNEAD — Homemade-style party catering. www.kneadhk.com
• Mandarin Oriental – Elevate your event with these luxe catering packages. www.mandarinoriental.com/hong-kong
• Monsieur Chatté – Everything from charcuterie platters, main dishes, desserts and drinks. www.monsieurchatte.com
• Pomegranate – Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine catering. www.pomegranate.com.hk
• Nosh – Nutritious party food and junk boat catering. www.nosh.hk
• Supreme Catering – Catering that comes from a recognised Hong Kong restaurant group. www.supremecatering.com.hk

Editor’s Note: “Top Catering Services In Hong Kong: Party Food, Finger Food And More” was most recently updated by in June 2024 by Sassy Mama. 

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If you’re an artsy mum (like me!) and want to show off your talents, there are a few days in the year when you can get creative and make some amazing costumes for your kids. World Book Day is celebrated enthusiastically by most international schools in Hong Kong and it’s rather cute to see children dressed as their favourite book characters.

I have always tried to make reading a habit in my household, especially for my daughter, Isha. Regular family nighttime reading,  borrowing books from the public library and browsing the aisles at bookstores have helped her become quite the reader! But I know that what really planted the seed when she was younger was the excitement of dressing up for World Book Day and talking about a beloved book.

Read More: Raising A Reader – How To Instil A Love Of Reading In Your Child

World Book Day Costumes For Preschoolers And Toddlers

World Book Day DIY Costume: Gruffalo or Gruffalo’s Child

This was the easiest age for me.  While she was going through her terrible twos and trying threes, it was (comparatively) easy to distract and dress her up. The one costume that I am super proud of was the Gruffalo’s Child (and, of course, the Gruffalo). This is a children’s classic that every child enjoys reading. If your child wants to dress up as the Gruffalo, here’s how to recreate this costume.

Because it sometimes get stuffy in a full-body costume, all I did was cut out a piece of brown felt as a cape, with a bit of velcro to secure it around the neck. I decided to work smart and concentrate only on the mask. I used felt in different colours (brown, orange, white and green) and stitched them on to make the Gruffalo’s features. I then used an elastic band to secure it around the head. It’s as simple as that. If you don’t have a sewing machine, use a hot glue gun instead. This is a costume that is sure to impress! I still remember a few parents from class messaging me about how creative and amazing Isha’s Gruffalo costume turned out.

Read More: Best Costume Shops In Hong Kong For The Family

World Book Day DIY Costume: Lemmings

Felt is not the only medium you can use. Fun and creative DIY costumes can be made from paper too. Isha and I worked together to complete the lemmings look for her presentation of the book Lemmings. We glued these hand puppets together and used clothes from her wardrobe, along with some eyeliner whiskers and a hair band.

For the Lemmings hand puppets, we used brown paper sandwich bags (you can also use brown envelopes) for the base. The “fur” was made with brown kraft paper (save it when it comes with online purchases – it’s very useful for crafting!) and we used thick, dark brown paper for the ears, nose and whiskers, and white paper for the eyes and teeth. Add googly eyes to complete the look!

Read More: Team Sassy Mama Picks Its Favourite Books For Kids Of All Ages

World Book Day DIY Costume: Caterpillar Or Butterfly

Another popular book with preschoolers is The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. An easy way to recreate said caterpillar is to colour paper plates in two different shades of green and then staple or glue together to make a long body that covers the front of your child’s T-shirt (which should be green, obviously!). Let your child get involved in making antennae from pipe cleaners that you can fold and secure onto a hairband. You’ll also find plenty of inspiration on Pinterest.

If your child would much rather be the beautiful butterfly than the caterpillar, that’s easily achieved with a bit of glittery face paint and wearable wings. Wings are a good addition to your little one’s costume wardrobe anyway because they are versatile enough to become part of any fairy, angel or a different butterfly costume. You can buy them at any party supply, stationery or costume store in Hong Kong

Read More: Party Supplies in Hong Kong – Decorations For Birthday Celebrations

World Book Day Costume Ideas For Primary School Students

When children reach primary school in Hong Kong, they are asked to bring along and present a book that they have chosen for World Book Day to their classmates. Make sure it’s a book that your child has read and is confident talking about. Most schools encourage a “no princesses and no superheroes” policy so its not just as easy as grabbing the first thing you see in the store.

I tried to involve Isha as much as I could in making the costume. When she was a toddler, there wasn’t much she could do, but by the early years of primary school, she was actively involved in cutting, colouring and glueing – great for her fine-motor skills! As she got older, she also started using my sewing machine (under strict adult supervision, of course!) or needle and thread to sew her dress-up costumes for play dates with her friends.

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World Book Day Costume: The Cat In The Hat

Though the costume pictured above is store-bought, it’s easy to create this. Dress your child up in a white shirt and black trousers and add a black coat. Then use cardboard or card stock and red ribbons to make a top hat. Finally, use eyeliner or face paint to draw on some dramatic whiskers, and you’ll have just recreated The Cat In The Hat.

World Book Day Costume: Harry Potter & Hermione Granger

As Isha grew older, her choice of books changed and for the longest time, she was obsessed with the Harry Potter series. I don’t think there is a kid in Hong Kong who hasn’t dressed up as a Harry Potter character at some point! The costumes are easily available at Pottinger Street and Li Yuen Street. Add to the dramatic effect by drawing on a lightning scar on your young wizard.

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World Book Day Costume: Dog Man

Want a quick-fix World Book Day costume? Draw out your child’s favourite comic book character on thick paper or cardboard and cut it out to use as a masquerade mask. If you pick one of the characters from any of Dav Pilkey’s very popular series, Dog Man or Captain Underpants, this will be an easy-peasy “costume” to make and is sure to be a hit!

Read More: Top Children’s Books By Age, from 4 To 14+

Where To Buy World Book Day Costumes Online Or In Hong Kong Kong

It might be worth spending a bit of extra money on accessories and extras to make sure the costume gets the seal of approval from your older primary schooler (and make sure to reuse the costumes for Halloween!). You can order online or pre-order from party stores like Matteo Party. They have a huge selection of costumes available, ranging from Dr. Seuss characters to children’s classics such as Alice in Wonderland and various characters from the Harry Potter series.

If your are pressed for time, head over with your young bookworm to Pottinger Street, Central as most popular character costumes are available there, which means there are hundreds of costumes on display to choose from.

Read More: Weekend Planner – Activities And Events For Kids And Families In Hong Kong

Editor’s Note: This post was originally published in March 2019 by Anita Balagopalan, and recently updated by Tarana Desai Shah in April 2024.

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If you tried to snag tickets for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, you probably know that the shows were sold out within a matter of hours. But Don’t You worry, The Eras Tour Concert Film will debut on Disney Plus on Friday, 15 March 2024 and is the perfect opportunity to throw a watch party for your Swiftie kids. Even if they were one of The Lucky Ones to go to the live concert, this could be a great way to relive their magical experience (the post-concert blues are real!).

Don’t know where to begin? Read on for some tips and don’t miss out on the fun game at the end!

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Pick Your Colour Scheme a.k.a your “Era”

Any Swiftie can tell you that colour plays a major role in Taylor Swift’s albums. Each of her albums (or Eras) corresponds to a specific colour, for example, black for Reputation, golden for Fearless, purple for Speak Now and so on. If you don’t already know, ask your Swiftie kid about their favourite Era and go all out with outfits, balloons, fringe curtains, banners and wall decorations in that colour.

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Create A Friendship Bracelet-Making Station

Trading beaded friendship bracelets is an Eras Tour staple. In her song “You’re On Your Own, Kid”, Taylor Swift encourages people to “make the friendship bracelets, take the moment and taste it” and it’s become a trend with Swifties to do just that!

You could purchase ready-made friendship bracelets from Taobao or Amazon or buy the beads and strings from HKTV mall and lay it out on a table for a friendship bracelet-making station at your watch party. You know All Too Well that your kids and their friends will love this activity!

Read More: 8 Eco-Friendly Party Favours That Kids Will Love

Design A DIY Polaroid Photo Booth

Cut some white foam boards to create oversized Polaroid-like frames that can be used as a photo booth. Add some lyrics to the bottom of each frame for some unique pictures. Using a Polaroid camera is another Timeless way to snap and preserve your child’s memories with their friends.

These are some lyrics that could work for the photo booth frames:

• “Capture it, remember it”
• “Today was a fairytale”
• “Long Live all the magic we made”
• “Best believe I’m still bejeweled”
• “Lost in the memory”

Hang Up A Disco Ball

What’s a Taylor Swift watch party without a Mirrorball? You can expect your young Swifties to bust out their best moves as Taylor performs “Look What You Made Me Do” and “22” on the screen.

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Use Glitter…Lots Of It

Glitter and sparkles are part of many Taylor Swift songs and naturally, a must at this party. Paint the number 13 (Taylor’s favourite number and a nod to her “Speak Now” era) on the back of your child’s hand using nail polish, then pour glitter over it. Wait for it to dry and then tap or brush off the excess. You could even use the glitter on their face, but make sure it is safe for their skin.

Bake Some Chai Cookies

Many years ago, Taylor Swift used a classic sugar cookie recipe from the blog Joy The Baker and added chai spices to the glaze. And like with most things that she does, the internet went wild. If your kids are too young to know or remember this, impress them with this story. If they already know the story, impress them by whipping out a fresh batch of these cookies. You’ll thank us later!

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Champagne Problems Have Champagne Solutions

Don’t worry, we’re not suggesting you serve champagne to your teens and tweens! But there are some delicious sparkling teas available in Hong Kong such as Saicho or Fortnum & Mason that you could serve in break-resistant champagne flutes as a welcome drink. Apple juice can also do the trick!

Plan An Easter Egg Hunt

If there is one thing Swifties love more than listening to Taylor Swift, it’s decoding hidden clues (or Easter eggs, as she playfully refers to them) to upcoming announcements or albums that she plants in her performances, social media, music videos, lyrics, and more! You could get your little Masterminds excited before watching the film by asking them trivia questions, organising a mini scavenger hunt in your living room or using these free printable Swiftie puzzles.

Looking for something a bit more challenging? This article has 13 Taylor Swift song titles hidden throughout. Have your young Swiftie and their friends find them all! (Hint – When Taylor first started using Easter eggs in her lyric booklets, she would capitalise the first letter of every word that was meant to be a clue!)

Read More: The Most Exciting Easter Egg Hunts And Easter Holiday Activities In Hong Kong

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Anyone who has organised a kids’ birthday party will tell you it takes a village! From finding a suitable venue and arranging activities to hiring a catering service, there is so much to consider. But fret not, when you book the all-inclusive kids’ party package at The Arca hotel, not only do you get a beautiful event space, but you’ll also enjoy bespoke catering options, live entertainment and everything you need to make your child and their friends’ experience a memorable one.

A Spacious And Flexible Event Space

The highlight of the party package is the Arca’s spacious and modern event space, featuring high ceilings and a versatile layout. This flexible venue can easily accommodate various activities, including the option to set up a bouncy castle!

Catering Options To Suit All Tastebuds

Catering to a wide range of preferences and dietary requirements is an absolute must when planning a kids’ party. The Arca’s kids’ party package includes a diverse selection of delicious and nutritious food options suitable for all ages. From savoury delights to delectable sweets, the party menu will satisfy even the fussiest of eaters. Plus, it offers unlimited soft drinks, orange juice and apple juice. You can even bring your own cake for no extra service charge!

A Memorable And Immersive Kids’ Party Experience

When you book the kids’ party package at The Arca, you can be sure that the venue is reserved exclusively for your party. As part of the package, you can use its built-in LCD projectors, screens, microphones and more. It even offers a surprise gift for your child if you’re celebrating their birthday!

When: The kids’ party package can be booked every day from 11am to 3pm
How Much: $10,000 for up to 30 kids and adults from Monday to Friday; $12,000 for up to 30 kids and adults on Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays. Additional guest charge at $338 per person.

Quote “Sassy Mama Friends” to enjoy 10% off when you book for Monday to Thursday. Offer valid until 30 June 2024.

The Arca, The Arca Assembly, 2/F, 43 Heung Yip Road, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong, 3898 8771, events@thearca.com, Instagram: @thearcahotel, www.thearca.com

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