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Hong Kong Comics and Animation Tour Explore the larger-than-life world of Hong Kong comics! You'll discover animation-themed attractions where you can learn more about the art and artists you love, grab a photo with your favourite characters to become part of the story, wander through a wonderland of classic toys and childhood treasures – even dine at a cartoon-themed restaurant! Tour Highlights • Visit Ani-Com Park@Harbour“FUN” with 30 classic ani-com characters like Master Q, Cowboy and Hero Wah, in scenes reflecting Hong Kong’s way of life • Interact with cartoon figures like McDull, Spiderman and YO-KAI Watch at the Animated World exhibit at Madame Tussauds • Explore Comix Home Base, housed in a cluster of Grade II historic buildings, and learn more about modern graphic arts • Go on a treasure hunt at Wan Chai Toy Street and Sino Centre to find vintage toys • Enjoy dinner at a famous local cartoon-themed restaurant Tour Details Departure Time : 1:00p.m., Daily Departure Duration : Approximately 6 hours Group Size : 10-20 people Tour Itinerary Language : Mandarin / Cantonese 1. Visit Ani-Com Park@Harbour“FUN” 2. Explore the Animated World at Madame Tussauds Booking Organiser : China Travel Service (Hong Kong) Limited 3. Visit Comix Home Base (License No. 350273) 4. Wander the shops at Tai Yuen Street Market (Toy Street) Website : ww1.ctshk.com/zh/ch-mainpage in Wan Chai Contact Person : Miss Deng Wenwen, Travel Consultant E-mail : [email protected] 5. Dinner at Old Master Q Dining Room Tel : (852) 2267 8593 6. Tour ends at Sino Centre Fax : (852) 2267 8333 Printed for the Hong Kong Tourism Board, Eng & T.Chi., June 2018 (8042) NTP20188004 Board, Eng & T.Chi., Printed for the Hong Kong Tourism Information is correct as of June 2018, but is subject to change without prior notice. Hong Kong Tourism Board disclaims any liability for the quality or fitness for the purpose of third party products or services; or for any errors or omissions. © Copyright Hong Kong Tourism Board 2018.

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