HYROX Hong Kong 2027

AsiaWorld-Expo has its own station on the MTR Airport Express line: 28 minutes from Hong Kong station, 25 from Kowloon and 2 from the airport.

Buses run from across Hong Kong, including the E11 and E11A from MTR Tin Hau and the S1 from Tung Chung, though some routes run only at set hours or on event days. Event-day transport details are announced 14 days before an event.

Urban (red) and Lantau (blue) taxis use the stand near the main entrance, and the 11 SKIES North and South public car parks nearby are open 24 hours.

Athlete tickets (singles, doubles, relay and charity) and spectator tickets are sold on HYROX Hong Kong's ticket page, linked from the event page. Optional Flex add-ons, bought with the ticket, cover name changes or refunds up to set deadlines.

Hong Kong offers Open and Pro singles, Adaptive singles, Doubles (men, women and mixed), Pro Doubles and men's, women's and mixed relays, plus Corporate Relays. The relays race in the evenings: Corporate Relays on Friday 8 January, men's and women's on Saturday 9 January and mixed on Sunday 10 January.

Racing runs from Thursday 7 to Sunday 10 January 2027 on a provisional timetable given in morning, afternoon and evening sessions, with the last wave around 20:00. Pro singles race on Friday morning and Pro Doubles on Saturday afternoon. About three days before, HYROX links each athlete's start time, and changes aren't allowed.

Bring ID and check in yourself; nobody can check in for you. Early registration, race-day registration and ceremony times were still to be confirmed when we checked.

Everyone watching needs a spectator ticket. An athlete's wristband only gets them into the venue on their own race day, so on any other day they need one too.

Charity tickets are part of Race for Impact, run with High Impact Athletes. You commit to raising at least HK$3,000 for singles or HK$6,000 for doubles for a cause area you choose. Charity tickets can't be refunded.