... 2007) Hong Kong’s two young giant pandas, Ying Ying and Le Le, are celebrating their first Halloween Bash at Ocean Park this year. Ying Ying and Le Le could not wait to get their paws on the pumpkins prepared for them, and devoured them in minutes as excited guests looked on!
These two young ... in Ocean Park, joining the two other giant pandas, An An and Jia Jia, who have been residents at Ocean Park since 1999.
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... into a spooky open air playground for the cast of freaks and ghosts, who spooked the socks off innocent passersby before luring them ... demonstration. Vivian Lee, Marketing Director of Ocean Park, and Karen Oei, Senior Vice President of Operations of funmobile were also ... a fortnight to go till Ocean Park Halloween Bash kicks off, and preparations are in full gear at the park,” says Vivian Lee. “Tickets ... fast since they went on sale in the beginning of the month, and everyone at the park, including all our staff and over 250 ghosts, are ...
... Halloween Bash, which takes place every Friday, Saturday and Public Holiday starting 28 September. With more than 250 ghosts, zombies, and dancing corpses running amok, seven all-new haunted attractions, 10 stage shows with 40 daily performances, and 40 Halloween attractions in addition to the Park’s regular offerings, ... year at Ocean Park Halloween Bash – and don’t keep our resident Queen of Fright Miss Luna Midnyte, Mad Doctor, Chung Kwai, and his ...
... Park threw a birthday party for its two new pandas Ying Ying and Le Le today, as the pair will turn two on 16 August and 8 August respectively. Panda ambassadors living overseas, including the parents of the young pandas, as well as An An and Jia Jia, residents at Ocean Park since 1999, also sent their birthday greetings to Ying Ying and Le Le. Three local panda fans whose panda toy designs received special ...
Hong Kong, 27 April 2007 – Le Le and Ying Ying, the two young giant pandas, officially became Hong Kong ... To enable the Hong Kong community to share the joy and bond with the new pandas, Ocean Park will run two public design activities, and work with the Home Affairs Department to bring in 10,000 low-income families and over 10,000 senior citizens from elderly homes from the 18 districts. Ocean ... start a $10 million fundraising drive to support more panda and panda habitat conservation projects in Mainland China.
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... is set to be a must-go event throughout the Easter season and Golden Week. To promote the conservation cause, an interactive fun-fact ... throughout the park, with fabulous prizes to be won, and a whole new selection of unique animal close encounter experience packages will be launched, for our guests to enjoy sleeping and dining among our different animal ambassadors.
This year’s Animal ... Explorer in you, enabling you to interact with rare and exotic animals in their original habitats! From the Arctic plains to ...
... $189.5 million. Both represented increases of $33.8 million and $81.1 million, respectively, compared with prior year.
According to ... the experienced Directors, committed Members of the Board, and the dedicated team of employees, enabled the Park to break the attendance record for the previous year of 4.03 million, in 10 months and 28 days, with the 4.38 million new record.
“The opening of the Sea ... coupled with the launch of a whole new Bayview Restaurant and Terrace Café drove attendance to record levels, and our unique event ...
... for Marketing Excellence” since 1985, to “bestow honour and public recognition on individuals and organizations that have, through outstanding marketing programmes, broken barriers and raised the standards of the marketing profession.”
The 29-year-old ... Hong Kong people’s park that connects people with nature, and foster local loyalty in the face of the impending arrival in 2005 of the ...
... 30-year history, a special photo album was produced, and launched today, by the park’s Chief Executive, Mr Tom Mehrmann. The ... 76 million people have visited. Cheered on by local families and prominent Hong Kong figures, including Hong Kong Tourism Board’s (HKTB) Executive Director, Clara Chong and members of the Legislative Council (LEGCO), the Honourable Alan Leong Kah-kit, SC, and the Honourable Sin Chung-kai, JP and their families, the event celebrated ...
... We see this recognition as a source of pride for our staff and the people of Hong Kong. We want to extend our gratitude to all those who have supported us, including the local residents and the 75 million guests who have visited us over the past 29 years. We will continue to offer new and exciting attractions, as well as events and programmes to bring people closer to nature.”
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