Victoria Panorama
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Henderson

An innovative but balanced mix of land use is proposed for the site, including Metro Park and a network of district and local open spaces (102.5 hectares, or 31.3% of the total area), government, institutional and community facilities (44.5 hectares), residential development (43 hectares), multi-purpose stadium complex (23.2 hectares), commercial development (20.3 hectares), cruise terminal (7.6 hectares) and tourism node (5.7 hectares)

Cruise Terminal and Tourism Node
Adjacent to the new cruise terminal, which can berth two mega cruise ships, will be a tourism node featuring a cross-boundary heliport, Runway Park, and a huge variety of dining, entertainment and retail facilities plus around 6,800 hotel rooms.

Multi-purpose Stadium Complex
The complex is composed of a main stadium with 45,000 seats, a secondary stadium with 5,000 seats, and an indoor sports arena with 4,000 seats. The main stadium, prominently positioned on the waterfront, will become a new Victoria Harbour icon.

Dining Cove
Dining Cove is situated at the convergence of the promenades spanning the Grand Waterfront, stadium complex and Metro Park on Runway, where it offers diners a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour.

Metro Park and Open Spaces Network
The 24-hectare Metro Park, merging with an extended promenade around the runway and along the south apron area, is three times the size of the Hong Kong Park. A total of 102.5 hectares will be reserved for open spaces including parks, civic squares, landscaped decks, landscaped elevated walkways and promenades, making Kai Tak a green paragon of urban landscape design.

Runway Precinct
A 30m wide pedestrian boulevard, with leisure, retail, dining, cultural, performance and exhibition facilities on both sides, will link up with Metro Park and the tourism node.

Commercial Belt and Station Square
Around the future Kai Tak Station of the Shatin to Central Link and above the railway terminal will be a belt of high-quality office buildings blending with hotel and retail developments including an underground shopping street offering around 700,000 sq.m. of non-domestic gross floor area.