Kai Tak Cruise Terminal

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Kai Tak Cruise Terminal is a major cruise ship facility in Hong Kong built on the former runway of the old Kai Tak Airport, serving as a key hub for regional and international cruise tourism.

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Kai Tak Cruise Terminal canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cruise terminal
tourist attraction
transport infrastructure
architect Foster + Partners
Sir Norman Foster
linked to: Norman Foster
builtOn Runway 13/31 of Kai Tak Airport
linked to: Kai Tak Airport

former Kai Tak Airport runway
connectedBy bus services
road network
shuttle services
constructionStartDate 2010
country Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China
designedBy Foster + Partners
designedFor Oasis-class cruise ships
large cruise ships
hasBerth 2
hasFacility baggage handling system
check-in hall
coach parking area
customs facilities
event space
immigration facilities
observation deck
restaurants
retail shops
rooftop garden
taxi stand
hasFeature green roof
panoramic harbour views
solar panels
locatedIn Kai Tak Development Area
Kowloon
Victoria Harbour
managedBy Tourism Commission of Hong Kong
maximumBerthLength about 850 metres
maximumShipLength about 360 metres
maximumShipTonnage 220000 GT
nearbyPlace Hung Hom
Kwun Tong
Victoria Harbour fairway
linked to: Victoria Harbour
openedIn 2013
openingDate 2013-06-12
operator Worldwide Cruise Terminals
owner Hong Kong SAR Government
partOf Kai Tak Development Plan
primaryUse cruise tourism
regionServed Asia-Pacific cruise market
Pearl River Delta
servesAs international cruise hub
regional cruise hub
terminalBuildingFloors 3

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Kai Tak Airport postClosureUse Kai Tak Cruise Terminal
Kowloon Bay near Kai Tak Cruise Terminal