Hong Kong Stadium

A Stadium is … well… a Stadium…
I came here during Rugby Sevens!
What can you really say about a stadium?
Well…there was definitely an overflowing fountain of beer! Limited choices I might add. Junk food heaven!!!
To get here, you can take the Causeway BAY MTR. But then from there, you have to walk another 10 — 15 minutes.
Bring sun screen and a hat.

Unless you’ve been living under a really large rock, you’ve been to Hong Kong Stadium at least once in your existence, probably during Rugby Sevens season.
I was assisting a sports photography outfit so I got a feel of the entire arena (I was moving back and forth all the time at the sidelines). I’m not sure if you could bring in food during the Sevens, because the food here is underwhelming and expensive.
The seats are typical plastic stadium seats but the atmosphere more than makes up for it. The entire stadium can hold up to a 40,000-strong paying audience (except for corporate seats). During the first two days of the Sevens matches, the upper levels rarely get full. On the last day, however, you’d be hard-​pressed to find a seat there.
Getting to the stadium can be done in two ways: one, you know the directions, two, you follow anyone that wears a costume. The rowdy South Stand is where most of the revelry is, full of drunken expatriates dressed in costumes that can compete in a LKF Halloween. It also has a notorious waiting list (5 hours) so make sure you come early if you want to be there. If you feel like going to the toilet, take your pick because there are 36 scattered across the stadium.
Overall, the best time to visit HK Stadium is during Rugby Sevens as the atmosphere is really, really wild yet communal. Sweet Caroline…