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Integrated Recreation Management

Ocean Park Hong Kong, established in January 1977, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to education, entertainment, and conservation. Funded with HK$150 million by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, it has evolved into a dynamic marine-themed park. With affordable admission prices (HK$280 for adults and HK$140 for children), it serves millions annually, all while promoting wildlife conservation, especially through its accredited Ocean Park Conservation Foundation. Major developments, including a new cable car system, enhance guest experiences, making Ocean Park a premier destination for families.

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Integrated Recreation Management

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  1. Integrated Recreation Management Group member: Phang Su San 0907JH88187

  2. Objectives Profits Organization Entertainment Education Conservation at an affordable price Adult: HK$ 280.00 Child: HK$ 140.00

  3. History January 1977- Officially opened by Governor of Hong Kong, Sir Murray MacLehose. HK$150 million funded by Hong Kong Jockey Club with free land. July 1987-Hong Kong Jockey Club Established HK$200 million trust. Ocean park managed by Ocean Park Corporation, non-profit organization.

  4. 1982-1984 – Park’s second phase Of development HK$240 million(facilities at Tai Shue Wan & thrill rides at head land)

  5. 1993-Ocean Park Conservation Foundation (OPCF)

  6. 1999-Society for Panda Conservation (HKSPC)

  7. 2002-Gained accreditation from the renowned Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA)

  8. 2005- New Master Redevelopment (MRP) Headland Lowland Waterfront The Summit

  9. July 2005-Hong Kong Society for Panda Conservation (HKSPC) + Ocean Park Conservation Foundation (OPCF) merged into a single organisation as the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation Hong Kong (OPCFHK)

  10. 2006- Groundbreaking (HK$5.5 billion) 35  70

  11. 2010-Cable car system functioned

  12. Transportation • Public Transport • City Bus • Car

  13. No of Attendants in 2011 5.9 million guest 16% Subscript to Smart Fun Annual Pass 96,894 members

  14. Reference • http://www.waihung.com.hk/v3rebar.htm • http://www.oceanpark.com.hk/html/en/home/

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