This is a very over priced experience which we didn’t enjoy. Firstly it’s very slow and when you get off at a stop your told you can be picked up an hour later but we waited 1hr n 10 mins to be picked up. We tried to pick up at another stop but one didn’t show so ended up getting a taxi! Surely it would be better if there was more buses running. Also the ferry included wasn’t explained well when we went to use it we thought it went lantau island but it just goes from Hong Kong island pier to main land, so didn’t get to use it! Don’t waste your money!

Did not find the bus, however, I was at the pick up place before 7.00 pm:( I waited till 7.20 pm and then left. Maybe there is some change in the bus schedule or the pick up location?

I love the Big Bus Company - my 'go to' place when I am in a strange city to get a feel for the place. We booked a 48 hour ticket which we got for a 50% seasonal reduction (watch out for promotions, they are worth having). There are three routes, there is one which takes you out to Stanley, Aberdeen Harbour, Repulse Bay, another one through the Financial District and another route through Kowloon.. There are a lot of stops to hop off to go for a walk. If you get off at Aberdeen Harbour, watch out for their sampan to take you round the harbour. We also had a free ticket to Sky 100, the tallest building in Hongkong. There were lots of freebies included, you are spoilt for choice: Sky 100 (you would pay app HK $ 180 for the ticket), two return tickets on the star ferry, reduced coffee in Starbucks near the Star Ferry, reduced entrance fees. It's a great way to experience HK at your own pace.

What a great way to spend a 15 hour lay over in Hong Kong! We stopped in Hong Kong on our way to Vietnam. And I'm so glad that we did. Hong Kong is such an awesome place, even from the little bit that I experienced (can't wait to come and visit Hong Kong specifically) we did the one tours of the Old Town Central tour with a Peak Tram Sky Pass. It was really a great way to be able to explore and learn about the city. The audio is very detailed and informative and the stops are awesome! Luckily the Big Bus Sightseeing starting point is right by the IFC Mall which is connected to the International airport by train, so it makes it the perfect activity to do, and the easiest way to explore a city you haven't really done much research on. Definitely worth doing while in Hong Kong, especially during a long lay over from the airport.

While we were given a two day pass for the cost of one day (business was seriously down because of the corona virus scare and the demonstrations), we only used one of the days. But it was of the downtown core and did give us an overview of the city and the multiple businesses that reside in its center. Everyone was wearing masks, so it put a damper on our normal explorations. Even with that, we were happy we went for the one day (we were leaving the next day and would be busy packing, etc).

I did the two-day Hop On Hop Off package including visits to the the Victoria Peak on Hong Kong island and the Sky100 Observation Deck in Kowloon, for 679 Hong Kong Dollars or about 80 euros all-in. For me, it was a great and exciting way to rediscover Hong Kong, after not being here for more than 11 years.

Our guide Monica showed us around the highlights of Honk Kong explaining the history and points of interest along the route. There was plenty of time for photos and to ask questions. The ticket price included the opportunity to try a local food and drink

The endet service at 12:45 and did not inform customers on the homepage. So we could not do al tours.

Bought a classic one day ticket for 2 of us. Used the red line, in and around Hong Kong first of all, started at the Pier area and sat on it all the way round. Commentary on ear phones worked fine, limited facts and a lot of repetitive music. The bus goes fast when it can and is very slow around the central area. Got off at the pier to be told the next green line bus (Stanley & Repulse Bay) was 1/2 hour away. Had a coffee and returned to be told it wasn’t for another hour as there was a procession. So we got a taxi out to Repulse Bay, didn’t see any processions! Had a lovely lunch and waited for over an hour at the stop for the bus to arrive. Had downloaded the app which is supposed to show where the buses are. Not working. Had 3 increasingly irritating phone calls with control asking where the bus was. Eventually it arrived. The problem is there is no competition. So do it if you want, just don’t get off, you might have a long wait. My complaint was deal with by a sudden inability to understand English!

Blatant cash-grab with appalling service. I don’t recommend this company at all.I wouldn’t do this tour again - I would just take taxis (cheap in HK) to the specific locations I want to see. Also, the red tourist bus in the city is free of charge to hop-on hop-off. Avoid this Big Bus tour - it’s really terrible.

We booked the tour to Aberdeen and the Hong Kong Island route. From the upper deck you have a good view and can do sightseeing in comfort. Especially the tour to Aberdeen was a positive surprise. Sandy beach and lots of green. Comfortable boarding point at the Ferry Terminal. During our visit we were practically the only guests and due to the protests unfortunately not all tours were carried out for safety reasons.

We did red line then green then across harbour to blue line - great way to get an overview in one day. Would say relative to others the commentary was bit sparse could have had more history and details. Also at 45 minutes apart the bus frequency would be better more often. But overall highly recommended

Always a great way to find your beatings when in a new city. Bought the 24 hr ticket that was perfectly timed over 2 days. Spent the first day exploring Hong Kong Island, day 2 was spent wandering around Stanley market( an absolute must when in Hong Hong. Unfortunately the Kowloon route was suspended at the time of our trip.

I bought deluxe ticket which is valid 2 days and has some additional excursions. Unfortunately, due to protests blue line wasn’t working (I tried to find bus stops-failed), I got this information only at the reception desk- no email after buying the ticket. Also night excursion was cancelled 😕 no reimbursement or replacement at all. I was upset. Though the guide of the walking excursion was great. Very experienced and pleasant. Knows a lot about history! I recommend to buy only his excursion.

I was very disappointed to have paid for a deluxe 2 day ticket then discovered that the Kowloon (Blue Line) buses werent running due to the protests. Wish they had of warned me before I handed over the $$$. The tours and extras were very good. Myself and other guests stood around at Pier 7 and despite there being 5 company employees and 2 buses standing there it took 15 mins for staff to work out what time the green bus was leaving, I desperately needed to go to the toilet across the road but had to hang around until someone could work it out, it seemed to be very disorganised on that particular day.