Happy Valley Racecourse

Hong Kong Attractions

	Introduction to Happy Valley Racecourse (跑马地马场) Happy Valley Racecourse was first built in 1845 for the British people of Hong Kong to enjoy horse racing. It has now become an indispensable part of daily life for the majority of Hong Kong people. Happy Valley Racecourse is located between Wanchai and Causeway Bay at the heart of Hong Kong Island. It is the world's few urban racecourses, which can accommodate more than 55,000 spectators, is the best choice for watching the night race on Happy Wednesdays. Happy Valley Racecourse atmosphere is truly amazing, especially during the night races where the amazing scenery from the racecourse is unique. Watching the races are thrilling with the excitement of the crowds. The Happy Valley Racecourse has become part of Hong Kong’s culture and a leisure activity for the locals. The racing season is from September until June to join in the fun and try your luck at the races you can put down a bet for $10.

	Location Happy Valley, Wanchai District, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong

	Travel Information Admission Fee: HKD 10 (Octopus card is applicable) Opening Hours: Tue-Sat: 11:00AM -7:00PM; Sun: 1:00PM -5:00PM Best Time to Visit: Horce racing is usually held on Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday.(16th July- 31st August is off season)

	Transportation Take MTR Train Island Line and take off at Causeway Bay station, Exit A, then 10 minutes walk will be there.

	Travel Tips Happy Valley Racecourse is closed on Mondays and Chinese New Year holidays. Night race(19:15–23:00) on Wednesday is usually held at Happy Valley Racecourse, and daytime race(12:00–18:30) is more often held at Sha Tin Racecourse. Visitors under 18 years old are not allowed to enter. It is forbidden to use flashlight to take pictures at horses when watching horse racing.
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