The highest indoor observation deck in Hong Kong! Childhood trendy toys land at sky100

Have you ever thought that you can reach an altitude of 393 meters in just one minute? When you enjoy the beautiful scenery of Hong Kong🌇, in addition to going to both sides of Victoria Harbour and the Peak, you must go to the highest indoor observation deck in Hong Kong to enjoy it~ Shawn has been to the Ritz Carlton Staycation and stayed in the conner room before. You can enjoy the scenery of Hong Kong at the highest point in Hong Kong. It is very shocking. Now you don’t need to staycation. You can also go to the sky100 observation deck and see the scenery of Hong Kong in four directions at a 360-degree angle at once❤️ To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to China, sky100 Observation Deck is holding a toy-themed event “25 Years of Childhood Memories in the Sky” from now until September 18, exhibiting 25 trendy childhood toys from the 1960s to the 1990s in Hong Kong. Many of these toys were once loved by adults, including some group games, animal training, cross-generational, cartoon trends, career-oriented and electronic entertainment. These toys from different eras have their own allusions and cultural characteristics, such as Chinese chess, Game Boy, etc. There are also a small number of toys that have not been eliminated by time, such as Monopoly, fishing games, etc. Parents can share the happy childhood times of the past with their children! In addition to the exhibition, there are also many photo booths: 1️⃣East, South, West, North Origami Game📃 A fortune-telling toy originated from the UK in the 1950s, it evolved into the Hong Kong version of "East, South, West, and North", creating a toy that allows several generations of children to have the most fun with the least resources. 2️⃣ Yellow duck bathing companion🛁 At first they just floated on the water, but later some of them could spray water or make a "quack" sound, filling the bathroom with joyful laughter. 3️⃣ Jumping and shaking 🪀 In the past, you would draw ten squares on the ground with chalk and fill them with numbers, then you could play with your friends and train your physical fitness, balance and creativity. I believe every child must have played this game! The rocking sway, which has existed since ancient Greece, only requires a thin rope, two round covers and an axis, and can be rotated in different ways. Have you ever tried it? 4️⃣ Sky kaleidoscope and 360-degree whirlwind gyro chair🔭 In the past, all kinds of cheap toys were sold in the stores on the streets of Hong Kong. You could buy happiness by spending only a few cents. Among them, the kaleidoscope was one of the most popular store toys in the 1960s and 1970s. The spinning top is one of the oldest toys of mankind. People would compete to see who can spin longer and who can fall down last when they collide. The original spinning top was made of wood and had a simple shape, but it has now evolved into the tornado spinning top chair that we see in major shopping malls. sky100 has the fastest double-decker elevator in Hong Kong, which takes only 60 seconds to reach the 100th floor observation deck, giving you the feeling of soaring into the sky! Here you can enjoy the scenery of Victoria Harbour, Southeast Sea, Kowloon City, West Kowloon Cultural District, Lion Rock, outlying islands, etc. at once. Different weather conditions also have different features. This time we arrived at around 4 o'clock and first went to Café 100 by The Ritz-Carlton, which is located on the west side of the observation deck. There are only 40 seats here, which is the best place to enjoy the vast sea view and the breathtaking sunset, so it is very popular. Our set menu includes a choice of Italian naan, freshly made waffle ice cream, or a savory dish and a designated drink. Finally, we ordered ham and cheese rolls with potato chips salad and pandan mango waffles with Hokkaido milk ice cream. In fact, the a la carte afternoon tea set is also a very good choice! We visited on a designated day and were able to attend a free parent-child workshop. We made a kaleidoscope together that day. There are also boutiques, a coloring room for children, a 5G technology experience center and multiple VR check-in spots in the venue. It is very interesting, so don’t miss it! I suggest you stay until the evening to enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbour. There will be a light projection effect, and the photos you take will have a different flavor. Sky💯 now offers a variety of discount packages🎫, with dining packages and family packages being the most popular, which are very suitable for visiting with children during the summer vacation. Please note that some facilities will only be open to the public at 2pm. It is recommended to check the opening hours on the website before departure. Workshop Date: September 2 and September 9 Time: 2pm to 6pm Content: "Children's Paper Cutting Workshop" and "Mosaic Jewelry Box" sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck Address: 100/F, International Commerce Centre, 1 Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong Time: 10:00 - 20:30 daily (last admission: 20:00) #shawnsplanet #goodplacesforparents #parentsactivities #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesforweekends #parentsblogger #goodplacesforkowloon #sky100 #sky100 #harbourview #cafe100 #icc #seetheearthinthemoment #localtour #residentwriter