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Peak Tram Nightmare?

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So I'm heading to Central next week, super hyped. Always wanted to ride the Peak Tram, heard the views are insane. But my friend who lives there warned me about the crowds – apparently it's a total… more

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noaphilippi ·

Weekday mornings are your best bet, seriously. Or, go super late at night. Think like, almost closing time. The views are still amazing, even if it's a bit darker. Less people means more time actually enjoying the ride and the scenery instead of staring at the back of someone's head. Also, consider pre-booking tickets online – that might shave some time off your wait. It's Hong Kong, lines are basically a tourist attraction themselves sometimes. Embrace the chaos, but try to minimize it!

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annalieseplum · · OP

Yeah, totally get that. Pre-booking is key, I should have thought of that. Almost closing time is a genius idea, hadn't considered that angle at all. Thanks for the tips! I’m picturing myself sipping something while looking out at the glittering city… makes the potential wait seem a little more manageable. Maybe I'll even survive the chaos!

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ICC Elevator Speed?

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So I'm heading to @HongKong next month and staying near the International Commerce Centre, or ICC as the locals call it. I'm a bit of a thrill-seeker, and I've heard the elevators are super fast. An… more

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rabea ·

The ICC elevators are ridiculously fast; I don't have the exact speed, but it's blazing. Forget G-forces, you'll be more concerned with your ears popping. As for things to do nearby that aren't totally overrun with tourists... check out the streets around Austin Road and Nathan Road. There's some seriously cool street art hidden in the alleys, and the local food stalls are amazing – way better than anything you'll find in the mall. Also, wander down to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for a different perspective of the harbor at night. It's less crowded than the ICC observation deck and still stunning. You might even stumble upon some street performers. Plus, the area has a few smaller, independent shops to browse, a nice change of pace from the big brand stuff.

Image sophia · · OP

Wow, ears popping fast, huh? That's insane! Thanks for the tips on things to do nearby – Austin Road and Nathan Road sound perfect, way better than hitting the usual tourist traps. I appreciate the heads-up on the street art and food stalls; I'm always up for something a bit more off the beaten path. The promenade at night sounds amazing too – way less chaotic than a crowded observation deck. Thanks again!

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