Hong Kong’s shopping malls have a well-earned reputation for going all out during public holidays, and Easter 2026 is no exception. From oversized chocolate installations and inflatable bug kingdoms to trampolines, bumper cars, and beachside egg hunts, there is something for every age group across the city’s major retail destinations.
Whether you are looking for a rainy-day activity with young children, an Instagram-worthy photo backdrop, or a genuinely educational outing, this roundup covers the six best Easter exhibitions and events running between mid-March and early May 2026. Each listing includes dates, locations, and practical tips so you can plan your visit without surprises.
Chinachem “Chocolate Lab” at Nina Mall and 8 Chinachem Malls
Chinachem Group is turning eight of its shopping malls into a chocolate-themed playground under the banner of the Chocolate Lab (可可研究所). The flagship installation sits in the atrium of Nina Mall (如心廣場) in Tsuen Wan, where a nearly 5-metre-tall giant chocolate fountain serves as the centrepiece photo spot.
The programme runs from 19 March to 19 April 2026, with activities spread across all eight participating Chinachem properties. Highlights include a cross-mall treasure hunt that takes participants through eight different merchants, a pop-up store by local bean-to-bar chocolatier Essays inCacao, and a series of weekend workshops called the Chocolate Research Masterclass (可可研究精讀班).
The masterclass sessions are led by IICCT internationally certified chocolate sommelier Manman Chan, joined by five guest experts covering pairings with coffee, cocktails, and savoury dishes. Workshops run on six designated public holidays between 21 March and 11 April, and participants receive organic cocoa tea upon completion.
| Location | Nina Mall (如心廣場), 8 Yeung Uk Road, Tsuen Wan + 7 other Chinachem malls |
| Dates | 19 March to 19 April 2026 |
| Hours | 12:00 to 21:00 daily |
| Highlights | 5m chocolate fountain, treasure hunt, bean-to-bar pop-up, IICCT workshops |
| Cost | Free entry; workshop registration required |
| Getting There | MTR Tsuen Wan Line to Tsuen Wan Station, Exit B1 |
Tip: Arrive before 13:00 on weekdays to photograph the chocolate fountain without crowds. The treasure hunt requires visiting multiple malls, so allow a full afternoon if you want to complete it.
iSQUARE x Jack’n Jill “Crispy Fun Zone” in Tsim Sha Tsui
Snack brand Jack’n Jill is celebrating its 55th anniversary with an interactive pop-up called the Crispy Fun Zone on the 3/F iFUNCTION space at iSQUARE in Tsim Sha Tsui. The exhibition runs from 28 March to 10 May 2026 on weekends and public holidays
The zone is split into three themed areas. The first, branded as the Trampoline Park (友脆), features seven challenge stations and a 4-metre potato-shaped climbing structure. The second area offers bumper cars (快脆) in a factory-themed setting. The third is a claw machine zone (脆味) where players can win limited-edition Jack’n Jill merchandise.
Three new mascots are making their global debut at this event: 小肥薯, 薯格仔, and 小圈仔. Expect dedicated photo opportunities with all three throughout the venue.
| Location | iSQUARE, 3/F iFUNCTION, 63 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui |
| Dates | 28 March to 10 May 2026 (weekends and public holidays) |
| Highlights | Trampoline park, bumper cars, claw machines, mascot meet-and-greet |
| Cost | Check iSQUARE for admission and spending requirements |
| Getting There | MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit H |
Tip: This venue is only open on weekends and public holidays. If you are visiting during the Easter long weekend (3 to 7 April), go early in the morning to avoid peak queues.
MCP x Jumptopia “Giant Bug World” in Tseung Kwan O
MCP Metropolitan Plaza (MCP新都城中心) in Tseung Kwan O is hosting Jumptopia’s Giant Bug World, an inflatable playground themed around oversized insects. The exhibition runs from 21 March to 26 April 2026 and features four distinct zones spread across the mall’s event space.
The two headline attractions are a 7-metre snake slide and a 6-metre colour-changing chameleon slide. Younger children can explore a dedicated toddler area, while an educational section showcases approximately 20 live and model creatures with guided explanations. Weekend workshops add a hands-on science element.
| Location | MCP Metropolitan Plaza (MCP新都城中心), Tseung Kwan O |
| Dates | 21 March to 26 April 2026 |
| Hours | Mon to Fri 12:00 to 20:00, Sat/Sun/PH 11:00 to 20:00 |
| Highlights | 7m snake slide, 6m chameleon slide, insect education zone |
| Cost | Check MCP for session booking and pricing |
| Getting There | MTR Tseung Kwan O Line to Po Lam Station, Exit A1 |
Tip: Socks are mandatory for all inflatable zones. Bring a spare pair for children. Sessions may be time-limited during peak periods, so book online in advance if the option is available.
MOSTown x Jumptopia “Easter Summit Squad” in Ma On Shan
MOSTown (新港城中心) in Ma On Shan is running a parallel Jumptopia collaboration called the Easter Summit Squad Adventure, operating from 13 March to 19 April 2026. This installation claims to feature Hong Kong’s first immersive 30-metre themed trampoline, alongside a 20-metre obstacle course, a 9-metre vertical climbing challenge, and a giant ball pit.
The event is a collaboration with Kiztopia, and character meet-and-greet sessions are scheduled on weekends. Tickets are available through Klook for advance booking, which is recommended as sessions fill up quickly during school holidays.
| Location | MOSTown (新港城中心), Ma On Shan |
| Dates | 13 March to 19 April 2026 |
| Highlights | 30m trampoline, 20m obstacle course, 9m vertical challenge, ball pit, Kiztopia characters |
| Cost | Ticketed via Klook; check for pricing tiers |
| Getting There | MTR Tuen Ma Line to Ma On Shan Station, Exit A |
Tip: The trampoline and obstacle course are best suited for children aged 4 and above. The ball pit area works for toddlers. Book weekday afternoon sessions for shorter wait times.
WestK FunFest 2026 at West Kowloon
The West Kowloon Cultural District is hosting its annual WestK FunFest from 19 March to 12 April 2026, with more than 120 programmes spanning theatre, music, workshops, and outdoor installations.
The headline attraction is “The Cats that Slept for a Thousand Years” by UK-based art collective Air Giants. Two 10-metre inflatable robotic sleeping cats have been installed on the Harbourside East Lawn at Art Park, and they are free to visit. This marks the installation’s Asian debut, and it is already drawing large crowds on weekends. The cats respond to ambient sound and light, making them particularly impressive after sunset.
For a full breakdown of what to see and how to plan your visit, read our dedicated guide: WestK FunFest 2026: Giant Cats, Puppets, and Free Art at West Kowloon.
Discovery Bay Easter Egg Hunt on Lantau
For a change of pace from indoor mall exhibitions, Discovery Bay is hosting its annual Easter Egg Hunt at Tai Pak Beach on 3 to 4 April 2026. The event is designed for young families and includes an inflatable funland at DB Plaza for children aged 2 to 10, an egg hunt across the beachfront, and welcome goody bags for participants.
Discovery Bay is providing a free shuttle bus from Sunny Bay MTR Station to the event area, making the trip straightforward even without a car. The beachside setting offers a welcome contrast to the air-conditioned mall events elsewhere in the city.
| Location | Tai Pak Beach, Discovery Bay, Lantau Island |
| Dates | 3 to 4 April 2026 |
| Highlights | Beach egg hunt, inflatable funland (ages 2 to 10), goody bags |
| Cost | Free entry |
| Getting There | MTR Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay Station, then free shuttle bus |
Tip: Bring sunscreen and hats. April in Hong Kong can be warm and humid, and Tai Pak Beach has limited shade. Arrive by 10:00 to catch the full egg hunt before supplies run out.
Planning Tips for Easter Mall-Hopping in Hong Kong
If you are planning to visit multiple exhibitions over the Easter holiday, a few practical tips will help:
Go on weekdays where possible. Most of these events run daily or across extended date ranges, and weekday crowds are significantly lighter than weekends and public holidays. The Easter public holidays in 2026 fall on Friday 3 April to Monday 6 April, so Tuesday to Thursday visits offer the best experience.
Check booking requirements in advance. The Jumptopia events at MCP and MOSTown, as well as the Chinachem workshops, require pre-booking. Walk-ins may be available for some sessions, but this is not guaranteed during school holidays.
Bring socks for every inflatable venue. This is a universal requirement at Jumptopia and similar bouncy installations, and it is easy to forget.
Use the MTR for transport. All of the mall venues listed here are directly connected to or within walking distance of MTR stations. An Octopus card is the fastest way to move between locations. For more on navigating the system, see our Complete Guide to the Hong Kong MTR.
