The Kai Tak Sports Park (KTSP) is the most important investment of the Government in sports infrastructure in recent decades. Occupying 28 hectares of land, the KTSP is Hong Kong’s largest sports park. The KTSP plays a pivotal role in promoting sports in the community, supporting elite sports, promoting Hong Kong as a centre for major international sports events, enhancing professionalism and developing sports as an industry.
The Government has invested approximately HK$31.9 billion since 2018 in the development of the KTSP. The KTSP adopts a "Design, Build and Operate" model, with the Kai Tak Sports Park Limited (the Operator) responsible for the design, construction and operation of the Sports Park. The Contract for the KTSP lasts for 25 years, including approximately six years for design and construction and approximately 19 years for operation. The Operator operates the Sports Park on a self-financing basis.
Following years of planning and development, the KTSP was officially commissioned on 1 March 2025, providing world class and multi-purpose sports and recreation facilities for Hong Kong. Key facilities of the Park includes a 50 000-seat Main Stadium (named Kai Tak Stadium), a 10 000-seat Indoor Sports Centre (named Kai Tak Arena) and a 5 000-seat Public Sports Ground (named Kai Tak Youth Sports Ground). There are about 14-hectare landscaped open space, retail and catering facilities in the KTSP. The KTSP has become a new hub for hosting major sports and entertainment events since its official commissioning. It boosts sports development and injects impetus into related industries such as recreation, entertainment and tourism, and also mega-event economy.
News about the KTSP can be found at the KTSP's website.