Meerkat Feeding
Join the “Meerkat Feeding” programme to meet this lively, charming meerkat family and feed them yourself! Experience their irresistible cuteness firsthand as you observe their playful antics up close, all while listening to our animal caretakers share fascinating secrets about their daily lives!
Photos for reference only. Information is subject to change without prior notice.
Price (per ticket) | |
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Ocean Park Annual Members – Premium & Gold # ^ | HK$85 |
Ocean Park Annual Members – Silver # ^ | HK$90 |
Participants with valid Ocean Park admission tickets * ^ | HK$100 |
Time | 11:15am - 11:45am (Available on Saturdays, Sundays & public holidays, except for days reserved by groups)
1:30pm - 2:00pm (Available daily, except for days reserved by groups) |
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Venue | Little Meerkat and Giant Tortoise Adventure |
Participants | Both adults and children are welcome. |
Language | Cantonese, supplemented by simple English or Putonghua. |
Participants need to disinfect hands before feeding the animals.
Participants must strictly follow every instruction given by the Park's staff to the satisfaction of the staff giving the instruction.
Participants will not have physical contact with our animal during the programme.
At most two people can enter the feeding area and share one set of food.
Maximum 1 ticket per guest.
All quotas will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
A valid admission ticket to the Park is required to join the programme. The price of the admission ticket is not included in the programme fee.
The content, itinerary, dates and application methods of the programmes may subject to change or cancellation due to occasional animal needs or any other particular circumstances without prior notice.
Same-day quotas will be sold at the exhibit. Payment must be made by electronic payment at on-site selling point, cash payment is not accepted. All quotas will be on a first-come, first-served basis.
(852) 3923 2323
(Select the language and press [1] , and then [4] for Ocean Park Discovery & Education Department.)
| Part of the programme proceeds will go to the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation, Hong Kong to support its research projects and public awareness programmes for wildlife conservation in Asia. |
