Central-Mid-Levels Escalators Review

The Mid Level escalators run downhill until 10:00am in the morning. They switch to uphill from 10:30am in the morning until about 10:00pm in the evening. They are fast and fun to ride whilst offering great views of the streets below.

One of the most iconic escalator systems in the world! It is used as many filming locations and is so beautiful

The Central to Mid-Levels Escalator System was built by the Hong Kong Government to facilitate the movement of people from Mid-Levels to Central Business District and ease the busyness of narrow roads in Mid-Levels. The system cost HK$240 million to build and was opened on October 15, 1993. The annual electricity bill is estimated to be HK$500,000. The plan was originally designed to build six similar escalators, but it was later found to be overfunded and only one was not continued.

The Central Mid-Levels Escalator in Hong Kong is a remarkable feat of engineering, seamlessly connecting the bustling Central district to the elevated Mid-Levels residential area. As the world's longest outdoor covered escalator system, it's not just a transportation convenience but also an attraction in itself. Lined with shops, eateries, and vibrant street life, it offers a unique perspective of Hong Kong's urban landscape. Whether for commuting or exploring, a ride along this escalator is a captivating experience that reveals the city's dynamic essence.

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It is about 10 minutes walk from Central MTR station. It is very small in Hong Kong style. It is recommended to come to punch in. The Mid-Levels Escalator consists of 22 escalators, and it takes about 15 minutes to walk the whole journey. There are many punching points suitable for taking pictures on the way. The escalator is only up, and the downside requires walking down the stairs, or you can choose to take the bus.

[Transportation] Convenient [Fun] Very interesting, you can sit [Cost-effective] High