List of Re-Opened LCSD Land Based Leisure Venues

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List of Re-opened LCSD Land Based Leisure Venues The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) will reopen some land based leisure venues on 11 March 2020, including – All sports centres Hong Kong Squash Centre All squash courts Choi Hung Road Badminton Centre Cornwall Street Squash and Table Tennis Centre Aberdeen Tennis and Squash Centre Hong Kong Velodrome Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground (indoor sports facilities) Tai Po Sports Ground (indoor sports facilities) Tung Chau Street Park (indoor sports facilities) Siu Lek Yuen Road Playground (indoor sports facilities) Queen Elizabeth Stadium (sports facilities) The indoor sports facilities of the above venues to be re-opened include – badminton courts (a maximum of 4 players are permitted to remain in the court at any time) squash courts (a maximum of 4 players are permitted to remain in the court at any time) table tennis rooms/ tables (including those inside the multi-purpose squash courts, secondary hall and activity rooms) (a maximum of 4 players are permitted to remain in the table at any time) cycling track (a maximum of 10 users are permitted to use the track at the same sharing session) indoor golf driving bays (a maximum of 2 players are permitted to remain in the bay at any time) indoor bowling greens (a maximum of 8 users per rink are permitted to remain on the green at any time) indoor jogging track (a maximum capacity of the jogging track at any time is half of the original) indoor tennis courts (a maximum of 4 players are permitted to remain in the court at any time) Indoor facilities of the above venues that will continue to be temporarily closed, including – team games facilities in the multi-purpose arena such as basketball courts, volleyball courts, netball courts, etc. activity rooms(including those inside the multi-purpose squash courts) dance rooms fitness rooms children’s play rooms sports climbing walls American pool room (including those inside the multi-purpose squash courts) billiard centre and gymnastics training hall in Shun Lee Tsuen Sports Centre sanshou training hall in Lei Yue Mun Sports Centre contact sports centre in Pei Ho Street Sports Centre study rooms To avoid people gathering and to foster social distancing, the LCSD will adopt special measures at sports facilities to be reopened. Measures include arranging body temperature taking for all persons at entrance of the indoor leisure venues, limiting the number of users using and staying at the facilities, cancelling organisation bookings for competitions, opening alternate courts/rinks/table tennis tables, and closing spectator stands. Furthermore, disinfectant carpets and alcohol-based handrub will be in place and cleansing measures will be stepped up at the venues. Changing rooms and showering facilities at leisure venues will be temporarily closed to reduce the risk of the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Members of the public can book the available facilities within 10 days starting from 9 March 2020 via Leisure Link internet booking. Leisure Link booking office and Self-service Kiosk of the above facilities will resume booking service on 11 March 2020. .

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