HK$880 to be a panda pal? Hong Kong’s Ocean Park launches fan club for twin cubs

Ocean Park has launched a fan club for Hong Kong’s first locally born panda cubs, with singers Keung To and Ian Chan Cheuk-yin of the boy band Mirror joining the group for an inaugural private visit next month.

The theme park said on Friday that panda enthusiasts would have to pay HK$880 (US$113) to join the club.

Members will have priority booking access for programmes and workshops, such as those for making paper from panda excrement and preparing steamed cornbread for the bears.

A welcome pack includes a themed towel and framed panda paw prints.

Fan club members will have priority purchase options for some panda merchandise and will be able to take part in exclusive events.

The park will run a lucky draw for club members who also hold an annual pass for Ocean Park. The 180 winners will visit the panda twins – affectionately known as “Elder Sister” and “Younger Brother” – on April 18 and receive a special gift.

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