Pop icon Jay Chou begins his highly anticipated "Jay Chou Carnival World Tour 2025 – Hong Kong Station" today (June 27) at Kai Tak Sports Park, with shows running through June 29. A large number of fans are expected to attend, including cross-border visitors from mainland China and neighboring regions.
To accommodate the crowds, the Transport Department has implemented special traffic arrangements for the concert nights. Attendees are strongly advised to use public transportation and avoid driving, as no public parking or drop-off zones will be available at the venue.
🛤 Transport & Cross-border Travel
MTR Services:
For concertgoers returning via Lo Wu, the last trains from Sung Wong Toi Station (10:59 PM) and Kai Tak Station (11:01 PM) will connect to the East Rail Line at Tai Wai Station.
24-hour Border Crossings: Travelers using Lok Ma Chau / Huanggang Ports can take the MTR to Sheung Shui Station, then transfer to KMB Routes 276B or N73, or board Special Bus Route SP12 from Sung Wong Toi to Lok Ma Chau (San Tin transport interchange), where shuttle buses to Huanggang are available.
Special Bus Routes: 11 special cross-border and airport-bound bus routes will depart from Sung Wong Toi drop-off/pick-up zone, serving San Tin, HK-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, the airport, and major districts across Hong Kong.
Cross-Boundary Coach Services: Post-event shuttle buses to mainland ports are available by pre-purchased ticket only. No on-site sales will be provided. Check providers like Eternal East Bus and CTS Bus for details.
Taxi Services: A designated taxi zone will operate outside the main venue. However, during entry hours (4 PM–7 PM), only drop-offs are allowed; pick-ups will be suspended after the show.
Midnight Congestion Alert: With another concert scheduled at AsiaWorld-Expo on June 28, boundary crossings are expected to be extremely busy after midnight. Dedicated public transport lanes will be set up at Lok Ma Chau for smoother operations.
🎟 Entry & Ticket Collection
- Security checks begin at 4:00 PM, with venue entry starting at 5:00 PM.
- Fans are encouraged to arrive early and allocate enough time for ticket scanning and security screening.
- Physical tickets must be collected in advance from Cityline self-service kiosks located across mainland cities (Zhuhai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen), Macau, and Hong Kong.
- Limited on-site ticket collection is available at the venue on concert days — early arrival is strongly recommended.
🚫 Prohibited Items
Attendees should dress comfortably and check weather conditions. The following items are not allowed inside the venue:
- Professional photography equipment
- Tablets
- Light-up signs or fan support items of any size
- Long umbrellas
- Plastic/silicone bottles or cups larger than 600ml
- Even bottles under 600ml must not contain any liquid and cannot have caps
📲 Stay Updated
For real-time traffic and event updates, follow:
- "Leave Safely" platform
- Transport Department website
- Hong Kong eMobility App
- Local radio and TV broadcasts
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