This year’s tournament marks a thrilling new chapter for one of the world’s biggest rugby parties as it settles into a new home at the 50,000-seat, state-of-the-art Kai Tak Stadium, which officially opened on 1 March. This move is a game-changer for the Hong Kong Sevens, taking the experience to exhilarating new heights, and solidifying Hong Kong’s status as a global destination for world-class mega events. Fans can look forward to next-level experiences, a remarkable lineup of headline performances and an unforgettable celebration of rugby that will leave everyone in awe.

Game on! Kai Tak Stadium delivers unprecedented scale and thrills for fans

Taking place in the all-new Kai Tak Stadium — among a rare few venues globally designed specifically for rugby — this year's Hong Kong Sevens is set to be more spectacular than ever, with increased capacity and state-of-the-art technology revolutionising the fan experience. The stadium features a retractable roof and an innovative bowl cooling system, ensuring every seat offers unparalleled comfort. But the excitement doesn’t stop there—between matches, fans can head to The Champion, one of Asia’s largest sports bars spanning an impressive 100 meters on the second floor of the East Concourse, to soak up the vibrant atmosphere and enjoy a full Sevens experience.

Party Time! The renowned South Stand returns bigger and bolder than ever before

Get your costume ready, because the legendary South Stand is back and will be better than ever! This cherished tradition of the Hong Kong Sevens is known for its electrifying, party-like vibe, and is more than just a seating area! This year, the new South Terrace with South Deck takes the viewing experience to a whole new level, with a stunning panoramic glass wall that provides a breathtaking vista of Victoria Harbour, making it the perfect spot for fans to immerse themselves in the thrilling atmosphere of Hong Kong Sevens.

Enjoy free-flow drinks as you cheer on your team with the newly launched South Stand SuperPass. Whether you are a die-hard rugby fan or just there for the party, the South Stand offers the perfect blend of party and high-energy excitement.
* Disclaimer: South Stand SuperPass is available on a first-come, first-served basis, while stocks last.

Rock the Night! Hong Kong’s biggest party lights up with live music, pyro shows and more

This year’s Sevens promises a feast of entertainment for fans, from the 72 scintillating Sevens matches featuring 30 world-class teams, to headline musical performances by international stars, with British rockers Kaiser Chiefs, DJing royalty Pete Tong and Italian singer-songwriter GALA set to take the stage. An all-new captivating laser show will illuminate the tournament’s opening, alongside the largest pyrotechnic shows igniting both opening and closing ceremonies in Hong Kong Sevens history, keeping the vibes high over Hong Kong’s biggest party weekend!

More than just Rugby! Soak up the after party vibes right by the stadium

The Hong Kong Sevens is more than just a rugby tournament — it’s a thrilling, non-stop celebration where the excitement continues long after the final whistle, with plenty to explore in the neighbourhood of the stadium. The event’s new home venue, Kai Tak Sports Park, spans 28-hectares. As its dedicated retail zone, Kai Tak Mall features nearly 200 retail outlets, including close to 70 dining options, making it the perfect for post-game gathering spot for fans.

An after party is not complete without a sip with friends. Head to the Jin Bo Law Skybar located at the Dorsett Kai Tak Hong Kong, in the vicinity of the Kai Tak Stadium, to enjoy a lively al fresco nightlife experience in the Hong Kong offshoot of the sleek London cocktail den, and savour a modern menu inspired by iconic travel destinations as well as a special series of cocktails spotlighting Chinese wine (baijiu).

For fans looking for a true taste of Hong Kong, take a short stroll to nearby Kowloon City. This historic neighbourhood is brimming with cultural and culinary treasures, including some of Hong Kong’s most authentic Teochew and Guangdong restaurants. Kowloon City is also renowned as “Little Thailand”, with the neighbourhood’s grid-like streets boasting a colourful array of Thai cuisine and culture. Whether you’re craving bold flavours or eager to explore Hong Kong’s diverse culinary scene, this lively area offers something for every palate.

While the city’s ambience will reach its pinnacle during the Hong Kong Sevens, Hong Kong Super March transforms the city into a vibrant, month-long celebration. Explore unmissable world-class events across sports, arts and culture, including Art Basel Hong Kong, Art Central, and the only international edition of American pop culture phenomenon ComplexCon, all taking place in Asia’s mega event hub this month. Visitors can enjoy over 160 incredible deals by more than 1,500 outlets - from dining outlets like Häagen-Dazs™ and LUNA at AIRSIDE, to attractions and hotels, including JOYPOLIS SPORTS HONG KONG at Kai Tai Sports Park and Dorsett Kai Tak Hong Kong - promising a fully upgraded journey during Hong Kong Super March. Remember to secure your offers at https://www.discoverhongkong.com/eng/what-s-new/events/super-march.html.

Don’t miss the chance to be part of Sevens history at the all-new Kai Tak Stadium. Make sure to prepare your most creative costume for the legendary South Stand and embrace the vibrant atmosphere as Hong Kong’s biggest rugby party embarks on a brand-new chapter.