One of the transportation mode in Hong Kong Island. A lot of their route is covered by the much more modern bus but the tram just gives the classic and nostalgic feeling of living in the 70s or 80s. The bus and the MTR was made for the high paced Hong Kong people bustling with deadlines but whenever there's a need to slow down, relax, and enjoy the road, the Tram is the choice.

Ding ding trams can only be found in Central. After coming back from Macau day trip, we headed to the nearest tram stop and alighted the stop near Admiralty MTR. While this tram is slower than MTR, it offers a unique experience, especially seated in the stop deck. We only need to pay when we get off from the tram.

Of course you have to have a ride. Hop and sit back and see Hong Kong. Alot of the old Hong Kong is gone but these great old trams bring back memories from many years ago . A bit crowded nut wait as there are a lot of them coming along and you can get a less crowded one . Very cheap so easy to pop on and off .

Our family of two adults, a 9 year old and a 6 year old took the trams during the busy Chinese New Year holidays. We took the ferry from Kowloon where we were staying to Central pier and followed the walkway / footpath bridges which led us to Pedder Street where we boarded the tram (from the back) and headed to Causeway Bay to a traditional flower market for Chinese New Year at Victoria Park. The trams are small so if you don't get a seat up stairs or down stairs then you'll stand. People get on and off regularly so it's not an issue. A classic mode of transport to see the modern landscape of Hong Kong. It's cheap too! Enjoy.

It is. Dun ride, for one time experience. Pros: Cheap ($3) Con: Less frequency (depending on the route, another ride will come after 20 mins). Speed is also a little slow (20 km / hr). So if you have spare time, definitely worth the ride. Fun for children

Hong Kong Trams are thr best way to travel in HK. A little slower and of course does not cover the city fully but if your travel destinations have a tram stop, it's the best stop. Only 3$!. For going to Causeway bay, wan chsi, or central etc, the popular shopping areas, the tram is love ly. Just get a seat on the top floor and you get a great view of the city /skyline.

The traditional 2-deck tram in Hong Kong. A must-see in HK. Traditional and useful for traveling. One piece of advice is that the tourist tram is not worth it. The normal one is much more interesting despite being slow. Preferably you should occupy a seat on the upper floor and see the city passing by

The trams are so fun to ride on. They have an extensive network on the HK island and you can gat around economically and see some great sights. Would recommend you buy at Octopus Card (travel card) it costs HK$200 and includes HK$150 credit. This can be used on ferries/trams/buses and trains. Plus can be used at most stores in HK to purchase food and other items.

This is an interesting way to travel from one point to another, and the price for travelling on trams remains affordable. If you are not familiar on the route, look at the terminus it is heading or just ask a fellow commuter. Octopus Card can be used on the trams so you do not need to find exact change.

Lots of fun and easy to enjoy. The route is simple and crosses the island from east to west. Fixed price of 3 HK$ per ride is very affordable. Can pay into the cash box or use touch your credit card. Pay on exit. The buses are more luxurious and air conditioned it the ding ding is a bit of history. I think they also same fare but I’m not sure.