Times Square Hong Kong luggage storage

About Times Square Hong Kong  

When Times Square Hong Kong first opened, it was treated as a momentous occasion by many of Hong Kong’s citizens. Beforehand, Hong Kong didn’t have any vertical malls at all. But after April 1994, that changed; Hong Kong not only received its first vertical mall, but also one of the largest in the area. At long last, citizens had an amazing social space where they could celebrate holidays like Christmas and ring in the New Year. On the business end of things, large companies like Google have also staked a claim in Times Square Hong Kong.

Times Square Hong Kong consists of two large towers. The first of which, the NatWest Tower, is an enormous skyscraper that consists of 46 floors, making it one of the most significant buildings in the world. Shell Tower is the second building and is essentially the main business section of Times Square Hong Kong.

Things to do Near Times Square Hong Kong  

46 floors filled with major retailers from around the world means that there’s a lot to do inside Times Square Hong Kong. However, there are also plenty of attractions and landmarks nearby. The Causeway Bay Station services Times Square Hong Kong, allowing visitors to quickly get to these venues. While you’re in Hong Kong, Bounce recommends visiting these following 10 points of interest:

• Take a walk to look at local monuments
• Watch the latest and greatest feature-length films at the UA Cine Times theater
• Rest, relax, and rejuvenate at the Orchid Thai Massage
• Grab some grub at one of the Lee Theatre’s well-reviewed restaurants
• Look for a charming souvenir at Little Bear
• Hang out with a few feline friends at the Mr. & Mrs. Cat Cafe
• Build up your book collection at the Eslite Bookstore
• Soothe the senses at the AMOOMA Spa & Sanctuary
• Head over to Exchange Square and enjoy the ambiance of this community hub
• Watch a horse race at the Happy Valley Racecourse

Transit Options in Times Square Hong Kong 

• Subway: ISLAND LINE, TSUEN WAN LINE
• Bus: 108, 112, 170, 40X, 601, 690, 967X, 969X Routes
• Taxi Cabs/ Hong Kong Towncar

Luggage Storage Near Times Square Hong Kong  

Hong Kong is an enormously large place, and it’s also an incredibly busy one at that. As of 2018, Hong Kong reported a population size of nearly 7.5 million people. Consider this as well – many of the world’s largest and most influential companies operate in Hong Kong. That means that plenty of people are either commuting to work or are commuting as patrons of those businesses. Rush hour in Hong Kong can be a surreal experience, as well as a disorienting one. It’s easy to lose your bearings and lose track of your possessions unless you use Bounce.

Luggage Storage Options Near Times Square Hong Kong  

Bounce is a 24/7 luggage storage service that operates in cities all around the world, including Hong Kong. We've arranged luggage storage next to major landmarks, main streets, hotels, and social spaces, just like Times Square Hong Kong. For just $5.90 per day, travelers can store everything from extra clothes to carrying cases with our Bounce partners. To learn more about how Bounce works, download the app.

Luggage Storage Near Hong Kong Museum of History

A while back, the City Museum and Art Gallery used to service Hong Kong. However, the city’s Urban Council decided to split the City Museum and Art Gallery into two venues – the Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Hong Kong Museum of History. Both venues are incredible in their own right and are certainly worth visiting. However, we recommend visiting the Hong Kong Museum of History first. Some art pieces require patrons to be well-versed in Hong Kong’s history. While the Hong Kong Museum of History won’t automatically make visitors experts on Hong Kong’s past, it will certainly help them appreciate the city’s culture and customs. 

Tons of special exhibits are hosted here each year, especially during the Lunar New Year. When planning your itinerary of places to see around Times Square Hong Kong, make sure this attraction is on the list. Visitors should use Bounce to store their things before visiting as the Hong Kong Museum of History has justifiably strict rules regarding luggage.

Luggage Storage Near Tian Tan Buddha

Also known as the “Big Buddha,” the Tian Tan Buddha statue is truly a sight to behold. This gargantuan statue of the Founder of Buddhism evokes an almost indescribable feeling of awe in anyone who sees it in person. However, numerous photographers have also gone above and beyond to take amazing perspective photos of the Tian Tan Buddha statue. Some of these photos can be found online and are almost guaranteed to make an impression on anyone who views them.

The Tian Tan Buddha Statue can be found at Ngong Ping Rd, Lantau Island, Hong Kong. Interested parties are typically allowed to visit during posted hours, Monday through Sunday. However, there is an important caveat to keep in mind – luggage is prohibited around Big Buddha. Anyone who wishes to visit this iconic statue should store their luggage with Bounce ahead of time.

Luggage Storage Near Hong Kong Disneyland

Disney lovers rejoice, Hong Kong houses one of the world’s few Disneyland Resorts! Hong Kong Disneyland has been open since 2005 and has steadily improved over the years. Many fan-favorite attractions from California’s Disneyland Resort have been recreated at the Hong Kong Park – Tomorrowland, Frontierland, and Fantasyland, to name a few.

Hong Kong Disneyland is located at Lantau Island, Hong Kong. As one might imagine, this place is almost perpetually packed. Trips to Disneyland always turn out the best when we plan them out. Bounce encourages anyone who’s looking to visit Hong Kong Disneyland to use our luggage storage services long before heading over to the park.