Top Indoor Activities in Hong Kong

A Sporting Chance

Make use of all that pent up energy with an indoor sporting session.

Bubble Boy

Of all the weird sports popping up, Bubble Soccer actually sounds like it’d be pretty fun. Here’s how it works: you don a funny bubble that covers your head, body and hands—leaving your feet free—then run around trying to play soccer. You’ll need a group of about 10 friends to book the field, but the Bubble Soccer staff can help you choose the venue, and they’ll also supply a coach and a referee to keep score.
From $3,500 per game. 3462-3318, bubblesoccer.hk.

Deep Impact

Looking for a strategic sport that requires plenty of sneaking around? Spread out across 35,000 square feet, Impact Force CQB offers three themed BB-gun battle zones: Amazon Jungle, lined with foresty corners; Cambodia, with outdoor and indoor zones; and The Lost City, where you can take shelter behind tombs and pharaohs. Gather 10 friends and prepare to battle it out for four hours.

From $240 per person. 8/F, Block B, C & D, Chung Hing Industrial Mansions, 25-27 Tai Yu St., San Po Kong, 6687-7422, www.impactforcecqb.com.

Play Date

Head to this multi-level sports facility for indoor skiing, snowboarding, baseball and softball. At Play, the artificial adjustable slopes incline up to 22 degrees, so it’s just like you’re on a real mountain. Except for, you know, snow. Up on the second floor is the baseball and softball center, where a virtual pitcher delivers sliders and curve balls at 140km per hour. Swing, batter batter, swing!

Private ski lessons from $1,280. 1-2/F, Kras Asia Industrial Building, 79 Hung To Rd., Kwun Tong, 2797-9323, www.321play.com.hk.

Grand Scale

For adrenaline junkies, GoNature Climbing Gym has a huge array of indoor climbing walls, with over 100 routes and bouldering challenges. Afraid of heights? The gym also has all kinds of climbing equipment and muscle-building gear available, including finger-training boards that help to improve your grip strength.