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Hong Kong and Macau www.iventurecard.com & Macau’s top attractions top Macau’s & N See more & save on Hong Kong Kong Hong on save & more See MAP LEGEND CHINA iVenture Card Collection Point MACAU & HONG KONG HONG & Attractions / Offers 8 1 5 Hotel 19 Major Road YUEN LONG Minor Road HONG KONG Ferry Route Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve Parkland Airports 15 Scale (kms) TSING YE 4 0 5 10 15 15 A 16 6 17 22 HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT 8 2 CENTRAL CHINA 2 LANTAU ISLAND 20 LAMMA ISLAND Nathan Rd N d R am th a h 16 MACAU VICTORIA HARBOUR C OUR LADY OF FATIMA I 6 F H TSIM SHA TSUI 7 11 HUNG HOM 10 3 ST. LAWRENCE 12 10 C 21 ATTRACTIONS PASS ATTRACTIONS 9 13 G 9 Ponte da Amizade da Ponte HONG KONG HONG MACAU HarbourTunnel Western Harbour Crossing INTERNATIONAL D AIRPORT 14 3 8 C 5 OUR LADY OF CARMEL on na u g h CENTRAL t R 14 5 d N 18 20 E th 2 1 Gloucester Road 11 attraction details enclosed details 17 19 VICTORIA PEAK 19 1 4 Orient Golf Macau Club B 13 Happy Valley Refer inside for experiences Recreation Macau Golf & 18 7 Ground included in your package 1 WAN CHAI ST. FRANCIS XAVIER Country Club Scale (kms) Scale (kms) Pok Fu Lam Country Park iVenture Card Customer Service +852 9611-8533 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 To collect and activate your iVenture Card visit the customer service staff at one of the following locations: Online Beng Seng Company Ltd. Holiday World Tours Ltd (Kowloon) T/A: 350637 Counter A13, Level 5, Meeters & Greeters Hall, Room 1021, 10/F, Peninsula Centre, Hong Kong Int’l Airport (MAP REF A:F4) 67 Mody Road, Tsimshatsui East, Kowloon, HK ATTRACTIONS & OFFERS HONG KONG & MACAU HOTELS Phone: (852) 2172 6223 (MAP REF F:J9) 1 Peak Tram (G12, G13) 10 Macau Tour TKW (B10) 18 Buppa Gump Restaurant (F13) 1 The Excelsior, Hong Kong 7 The Mira Hong Kong (I9) 15 Royal Park Hotel (K3) Open: 9am-11pm Daily Phone: (852) 2723 3771 Open: Mon-Fri 9am-7pm; Sat, Sun & 2 NgongPing 360 (F5) 11 Pier 16 Macau 3D World (A9) 19 Khana Khazana Indian (K12) 8 Disney’s Hollywood Hotel (H4) 16 Pousada de Mong-Ha (B9) Public Holidays: 9am-5pm Watertours Hong Kong (Kowloon) 3 Magical World (J10) 12 Ocean Park Tour (I10) Vegetarian Restaurant & Bar 2 Grand Hyatt Hong Kong (I12) 9 InterContinental Hong Kong 17 Hotel Okura Macau (B12) 6/F Carnarvon Plaza, 20 Carnarvon Rd, (I12) 3 Ibis Hong Kong Central & (I10) Traveleasy Ltd (Central) T/A: 352411 4 Noah’s Ark Hong Kong (I4) 13 Macau Tower Convention & 18 The Venetian Macao Resort Tsimshatsui, HK (MAP REF C:H10) Entertainment Centre (B10) 20 Jumbo Kingdom Restaurant Sheung Wan Hotel (F11) 10 Hyatt Regency Hong Kong, Tsim Hotel (C12) Phone: (852) 2926 3868 Shop 316, 3/F, World Wide Centre, 5 Broadway Macau (B12) (K5) Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 9am-1pm 19 Des Voeux Road Central, Central, HK 6 sky100 Hong Kong Observation 14 Viva La Broadway Show Macau 4 JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong Sha Tsui (I10) 19 Four Seasons Hotel Macau (MAP REF E:G12) Deck (H9) (B12) 21 Palki Indian Cuisine (I10) (H12) 11 The Park Lane Hong Kong (C12) Trick Eye Museum Hong Kong Phone: (852) 2313 8223 15 4G LTE Data SIM Card (5 Days 22 Disneyland Hong Kong (I4) 5 Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong (K12) 20 Grand Hyatt Macau (C12) Open: Mon-Fri 9am-7pm; Sat, Sun & 7 Trick Eye Museum (F13) Shop No. 1, Level Three, The Peak, Galleria, Public Holidays: 9am-5pm unlimited, HK only) (G4) (G11) 12 Holiday Inn Golden Mile (I10) No. 118 Peak Road, HK (MAP REF B:F13) 8 Rickshaw Sightseeing (H11) 6 Hong Kong Disneyland Hotel Phone: (852) 2813 1686 9 Watertours Pre-Dinner Sunset 16 Airport Express (G4) 13 The Mayfair Hong Kong (G13) Open: 10am-9pm Daily Pier 16 Macau 3D Museum (I4) Cruise (I10) 17 Cotai Water Jet (G4) 14 Island Pacific Hotel (F11) Ponte 16 Resort, Macau, 2/F Rua das Lorchase Magical World (Kowloon) Rua do Visconde Paco de Arcos, entre Pontes Shop 1&5, 1/F, Hilton Tower, 96 Granville Rd, 12A a 20, Macau (MAP REF H:B9) Explore bustling Hong Kong with your iVenture Card Tsim Sha Tsui East, HK (MAP REF G:J9) Phone: (853) 2895 1011 Phone: (852) 2721 9720 Open: 10am-8pm Daily Open: 10am-8pm Daily TKW Travel & Tours Ltd HIS (Hong Kong) Co. Ltd T/A: 350391 Counter 1026, Arrival Hall, Outer Harbour Ferry 5/F, The Cameron, 33 Cameron Road Terminal, Macau (MAP REF D:C11) Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, HK (MAP REF I:I9) Phone: (853) 2859 1122 Phone: (852) 3961 6996 Open: 9am-6pm Daily ADULT CHILD (12 YRS & OVER) (3 TO 11 YRS) 3 Day Pass HK$ 989 #14332 HK$ 769 #14340 5 Day Pass HK$ 1199 #14258 HK$ 959 #14266 * Valid for 3 or 5 consecutive days from date of card activation. PRODUCT TERMS AND CONDITIONS These terms and conditions of purchase are presented by iVenture Card Hong Kong Travel Limited BN 52855037 (iVenture), the operator of iVenture Card packages in Hong Kong and Macau. Upon purchase of this package (Package), a card (Card), designated by a display of the iVenture logo, will be electronically loaded with tickets, coupons, points or a pass (Tickets) which may enable the Card holder to obtain certain benefits (Benefits) when the Card is presented to the attractions, restaurants or other operators (Operators) as detailed in the guide (Guide). By purchasing this Package you agree to be bound by these terms and conditions: i) Packages selected for collection must be collected within 3 months of date of purchase; ii) The validity of Tickets issued on purchase of a Package may be, based on the specific Package purchased as detailed in the Guide, limited to a set Ticket quantity; iii) Any unused Benefits included on a Package will expire 3 or 5 consecutive days from date of card activation; iv) Where none of the Benefits provided in a Package have been used within the specified validity period, the customer may extend the validity period by a further 12 months by payment of an amount equal to 20% of the Package retail value or request a refund for 50% of the Package retail value. All requests must be emailed to us at [email protected]; v) You may not return to an Operator to obtain a Benefit a second or subsequent time; vi) Refunds will not be provided for any unused Benefits or lost or stolen Cards; vii) Benefits presented in this Guide may vary from time to time and as such you should confirm the availability of the Benefit with the Operator prior to use of the Card; viii) To the extent permitted by law, iVenture disclaims all liability arising out of or consequent to your use of the Card, Guide and Benefits; ix) All responsibility for the conduct, quality, availability or other thing in respect of the use of any Benefit is solely borne by the relevant Operator; x) iVenture limits our liability or Like us on Facebook Hong Kong & Macau . Sydney . Singapore . Madrid . San Francisco . Dubai Follow us on Twitter warranties implied by statute or otherwise by resupplying the relevant services; and xi) All intellectual property rights facebook.com/iVentureCard.Travel @iVentureCard used or embodied in or in connection with the Card, Guide or any related material is owned or licensed by iVenture. Melbourne . Barcelona . Honolulu . London . Cape Town . Mexico City INCLUDED HONG KONG & MACAU ATTRACTIONS 1 PEAK TRAM 6 SKY100 HONG KONG OBSERVATION DECK ROUND TRIP TICKET SINGLE ENTRY, GIFT SHOP DISCOUNT*, FREE WIFI ADDRESS: Peak Tram Lower Terminus, 33 Garden Road, Central - Tickets are only ADDRESS: 100/F, International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, HK available for redemption at the following 2 collection points: PHONE: (852) 2613 3888 1. Traveleasy Ltd (HK office) HOURS: Sun - Thu: 10:00am - 9:00pm (Last entry 8:30pm); Shop 316, 3/F, World Wide Centre, 19 Des Voeux Road Central, Central. Fri - Sat: 10:00am - 10:30pm (Last entry 10:00pm) 2. Holiday World Tours (Kowloon office) - Room 1021, 10/F, Peninsula Save up to 50% OFF Combined Prices for sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, at 393m on the 100th floor of Hong Kong’s tallest Centre, 67 Mody Road, Tsimshatsui East, Kowloon. building, is the only indoor observation deck offering 360O views of the city and its famous PHONE: (852) 2522 0922 Hong Kong & Macau’s leading attractions Victoria Harbour. With Café 100 by The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong and interactive installations, HOURS: Daily 7am - 12am sky100 provides visitors unforgettable sky-high experiences. Peak Tram ticket cannot be redeemed directly from Peak Tram Station by presenting iVenture Card. * Save HK$20 when spending HK$200 or more at the Gift Shop USING YOUR CARD IS SIMPLE! 2 NGONGPING 360 7 TRICK EYE MUSEUM HONG KONG SINGLE ENTRY (STANDARD CABIN ROUND TRIP)* SINGLE ENTRY STEP 1 : ADDRESS: 11 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung, Lantau ADDRESS: Shop No. 1, Level Three, The Peak Galleria, No. 118 Peak Road, HK PHONE: (852) 3666 0606 PHONE: (852) 2813 1686 PICK YOUR ATTRACTIONS HOURS: Mon - Fri: 10am - 6pm; Sat, Sun & Public Holidays 9am - 6pm HOURS: Daily 10am - 9pm (last entry at 8pm) Ngong Ping 360 is one of Hong Kong’s must-see attractions on Lantau Island. Ngong Ping 360 Trick Eye Museum Hong Kong is launched in Jan 2015 and has 5 different zones with more Use your FREE guide to choose is sure to refresh your body and enlighten your mind, as soon as you step on the cable car.
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