Last updated: March 29, 2025; 12.58am
The 2025 Hong Kong Sevens has officially kicked off! Whether you’re a Sevens veteran or a first-timer, this guide will help you navigate everything from match schedules and transportation to nearby food options and where to go for some post-match fun. Here's how you can make the most of your Hong Kong Sevens experience at Kai Tak:
When and where is the Hong Kong Sevens 2025?
This year’s Hong Kong Sevens will be taking place at Kai Tak Sports Park for the first time. The tournament lasts three days from March 28 to 30.
How to get last-minute tickets to the Hong Kong Sevens 2025
There’s still time to get tickets on the Hong Kong Sevens official website, with weekend passes and single-day admission tickets available at different prices:
Hong Kong Sevens 2025 ticket prices
- Three-day weekend pass for adults (general admission) – $1,950 per person
- Three-day weekend pass for children aged 12 or below (general admission) – $950 per person
- Adult single-day – $500 for Friday, $1,200 for Saturday and Sunday
- Child single-day – $300 for Friday, $600 for Saturday and Sunday
The South Stand Superpass (18 years old and over) and Captain's Lounge Upgrade tickets are all sold out.
Teams competing at the Hong Kong Sevens 2025
A total of 30 teams from around the world will be playing it out on the field over the course of three days:
Men’s SVNS: New Zealand, Argentina, Australia, Fiji, France, Great Britain, Ireland, Kenya, Spain, South Africa, Uruguay, USA.
Women’s SVNS: New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Fiji, France, Great Britain, Ireland, Japan, Spain, USA.
Melrose Claymores: Hong Kong China Men will take on China and Japan, while Hong Kong China Women will face Kazakhstan and Thailand.
Full match schedule and results for Hong Kong Sevens 2025
Matches run from 10.30am to 9.02pm on Friday (March 28), 9.30pm to 8.30pm on Saturday (March 29), and 10am to 7.21pm on Sunday (March 30).
For an overview of all the match fixtures and results, click here, or check out the current standings of each team here.
Check out the full Hong Kong Sevens 2025 match schedule below:
Banned items at Kai Tak Stadium
While the Hong Kong Sevens welcomes everyone to get into the sporting spirit, there are some things that cannot be brought into the Stadium. If you’re found with these items, entry may be denied. This includes:
- Any kind of weapon
- No outside food and beverage, except baby food, medication, and food and beverage from outlets operated or authorized by Kai Tak Sports Park Limited is allowed
- Plastic, glass, metal containers, cans and bottles (except baby food, medication)
- Alcoholic beverages
- Illegal substance
- Laser pens or pointers
- Inflated lighter-than-air objects (e.g. helium balloons)
- Wheeled recreational devices, including but not limited to skateboard, bicycles, scooters
- Any balls
- Drones, remote-controlled flying devices or kites
- Bags larger than 35cm x 20cm x 30cm (too large to fit under your seat)
- Umbrellas and selfie sticks longer than 35cm in length
- Any other items deemed harmful, disruptive, offensive, or that may hinder the operation of the venue or its associated facilities
- Items prohibited by the laws of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China
Click here for more details about the terms and conditions.
Re-entry to Kai Tak Stadium
If you’re leaving the stadium in between matches or want to explore the neighbourhood after cheering on your team, note that re-entry into the Stadium is allowed provided you have a valid digital ticket.
How to get to Kai Tak Stadium and Sports Park?
Taking the MTR is your best choice. You can get to the Hong Kong Sevens via MTR by getting off at Kai Tak or Sung Wong Toi MTR station on the Tuen Ma Line (brown). You can take exit D from either station but we highly recommend getting out from Kai Tak MTR station as it's just a straight walk from the exit to Kai Tak Sports Park.
The picture above should be more or less your view from the exit. Just keep walking straight for about 10 mintues, (watch out for bowling greens on your right and water features on the left), and once you’ve reached Kai Tak Mall, turn left to find a slope that will lead you up to the giant purple-ish 'egg' that is the Kai Tak Stadium.
Where to eat and drink near Kai Tak Stadium
If stadium food is not doing it for you, you’ll be glad to know that there are plenty of food and drink options in Kai Tak. From a quick caffeine fix to a full-on steak, check out our pick of the best restaurants and bars in Kai Tak.
What else to do in Kai Tak between the matches
Got some time on your hands before the next rugby match you want to catch? Do some exploring! There’s plenty to do here, whether you’re in the mood for a bit of retail therapy or fit in some sports action yourself. Take a look at our guide on the best things to do in Kai Tak.
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