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Discovery Bay’s pet-friendly bus has expanded its services with more stops and related promotions

Another win for the animal lovers in Hong Kong

Catharina Cheung
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Catharina Cheung
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Discovery Bay pet bus
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The resort-like residential town of Discovery Bay has always been filled with laid-back families and their furry friends, but they’re now upping the game even further with pet-friendly bus services.

DB Pet Buses are now available for pet owners and their companions to easily travel to and from Discovery Bay. For now, this service will run on the Sundays of June 8, September 14, and October 12, bringing visitors to the pet-friendly Sunday markets that are happening on those weekends.

There are two routes servicing several areas in the territories: the PBD1 running from Tseung Kwan O to DB Plaza via Kai Tak, and the PBD2 running from Tuen Mun to DB Plaza via Tsuen Wan West. The bus has now been expanded to include stops at DB North Plaza and Auberge Discovery Bay Hong Kong, making it increasingly convenient for pet owners to explore more of DB.

Discovery Bay pet zone
Photograph: Courtesy HKRI

To welcome animal friends to the neighbourhood, there will be a dedicated pet zone on DB Plaza’s lawn, complete with toys to entertain all pets. Specifically on June 8, a night market will also run from 2pm to 9pm at DB Plaza, with approximately 60 vendors selling handmade crafts, unique gift items, and pet-related products and services. In addition, DB pet bus ticket holders can present their tickets to redeem a free gift, and enjoy discounts and promotions in a range of Discovery Bay’s eateries, such as 20 percent off food at The Bounty Entertainment & Sports Bar or baked dough balls and two drinks for just $98 at PizzaExpress.

A round-trip ticket for one passenger and one pet costs $68, while a ticket for two passengers with a maximum of two pets costs $136. Tickets can be purchased on the KMB App1933, which will generate a QR code to be shown when boarding the buses. Passengers both human and furry can hop on and off the bus route on the same day with a valid electronic ticket.

We have our fingers crossed for more pet-friendly public transportation running regularly in Hong Kong. Find out more information on the DB Pet Buses and related promotions here.

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