About Dragon Centre
Dragon Centre offers a different Hong Kong family outing from the city’s major theme parks. In Sham Shui Po, its stacked shopping floors, small businesses and leisure options make it a place to browse as well as play. It is particularly useful when a group wants the freedom to combine food, shopping and an indoor activity rather than follow a single-ticket itinerary.
The Sky Rink on the eighth level gives the destination a clear recreational focus, alongside the mall’s shops and dining. Its old indoor coaster is part of Dragon Centre’s history, not a ride that should be promised to today’s visitor. That distinction matters: come for the current mall and rink offering, rather than an outdated description of an operating amusement park.
At a glance
- A rink above the shops
- Sky Rink is on Dragon Centre’s eighth level in Sham Shui Po.
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Planning your visit
Head to Yen Chow Street in Sham Shui Po and consult the floor guide for the business or activity you want. Confirm rink sessions, skate arrangements and participation requirements directly before making skating the centre of the trip. Treat meals, shopping and activities as separate purchases, with an agreed game or leisure budget for children. Allow time to browse the surrounding district as well as the mall; Dragon Centre works best as one flexible part of a neighbourhood visit.
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Getting there
Head to 37K Yen Chow Street, Sham Shui Po, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Follow the official arrival guide to find the right entrance for your visit.
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Plan with the official information
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Sources and updates
Information checked 2026-10-26.
Photograph: Photo: Dragon Centre.