The Weeknd wraps up Hong Kong tour at Kai Tak Stadium with special transit measures
The Weeknd's final two Hong Kong shows at Kai Tak Stadium on 30-31 October come with enhanced public transport, bag restrictions, and cross-boundary bus services. Organizers urge advance planning and use of MTR to avoid peak traffic.
The Weeknd's 'After Hours Til Dawn Tour' is set to stage its final two Hong Kong performances at Kai Tak Stadium on 30 and 31 October, following successful shows earlier this month. Event organisers and Kai Tak Sports Park management are urging ticket holders to plan ahead and use public transportation to navigate expected peak traffic and venue entry procedures.
Security checks at the stadium will open at 4pm, followed by gate entry at 6pm, ahead of the scheduled 8.15pm showtimes. Concertgoers are advised to collect physical tickets early and expect security screening, including metal detector sweeps and bag searches. Specific entry gates are assigned based on ticket type, with standing ticket holders required to queue at designated areas outside Gate B or Gate Y. Gate Y on the ground level is directly accessible via Exit D of Kai Tak Station.
Organisers recommend attendees bring minimal belongings to streamline entry. Prohibited items include laptops, tablets, professional cameras, selfie sticks, tripods, and bags exceeding 38 by 30 by 20 centimetres. Empty plastic or silicone cups under 600 millilitres without lids are permitted inside the venue. For those attending in Halloween attire, illuminated accessories and bulky headwear that could block sightlines are discouraged. Paid cloakroom facilities operating from 3.30pm to 11.15pm will be available at select locations across the precinct, though high demand is anticipated.
With concurrent public events and a football match taking place within the Kai Tak precinct on 30 October, heavy passenger flow is anticipated across the local transport network and the MTR Tuen Ma Line. Attendees can reach Kai Tak Stadium via a 10-minute walk from either Sung Wong Toi Station Exit D or Kai Tak Station Exit D. Venue parking remains restricted to drivers holding advance reservations.
Special transport services have been arranged for cross-boundary travellers. Eleven dedicated post-event bus routes will operate from the Sung Wong Toi Road pick-up area, including route SP12 to Huanggang Port and route A25S to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port. Cross-boundary coach services will also depart from the ground-floor coach area near Gate H. Rail passengers heading toward Lo Wu must note that the final MTR connection from Sung Wong Toi Station departs at 10.59pm, while the last train from Kai Tak Station leaves at 11.01pm.
To accommodate concertgoers before and after the performances, participating restaurants and retail outlets at Kai Tak Mall will offer special promotions for ticket holders alongside extended operating hours. Organisers remind attendees that smoking is restricted to designated outdoor zones near the stadium, and age verification will be enforced for alcohol purchases in accordance with Hong Kong law.