Macau with 2 year olds? Viable? Fun??

I think the best option is Fisherman's Wharf. There are some kids' rides there. Some nice restaurants to relax. Nice place for the kids to run around. It's walking distance from the Ferry terminal.
 
My friends came from K.L and they went there last week with two boys 7 and 11. Non like it there except the pork chop bun they tried. The husband said spending over HK1K for few hours was just too much! But personally i love going there for a change, not often, maybe once in a year or two for some nice food and antique window shopping near The Ruins St Paul :)
 
somebodyfamous said:
AH yes that's the name, the ruins, of course those steps would be marvellous for wearing them out!! Thanks Little Monster!! You made it all sound fun again!!! :thanks
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Hi C,

We're going this Easter for 1 night, just to get out, do something different. My kids, incl. the twins, are fairly easy, happy to tag along, look around. We're taking them to lots of places, not necessarily the most interesting to them at this age, but they always find something nice to do and they're generally happy. It's just nice to be out as a family, have fun, some nice food, go to the pool, stroll through the old city, have a snack, nice lunch. We've done it in lots of countries, and again, they're fine. I haven't been yet, and I don't plan to go multiple times a year but it will be nice as a night out!

Take care and have fun!
 
Mom2Sofie, you think like I do, we just go out and do things as a family.

The kids got so excited the one time we took them to Discovery Bay mostly about the ferry ride and we figured they would enjoy taking a ferry to Macau. A new place is somewhere different for us parents to be with them.

I personally think Fernado's is overrated....

Casinos are smelly in Macau as they don't have (apart from one small section at the Sands) any non-smoking areas. In fact the hotels are not non-smoking like HK and I find that quite gross, so not too inclined to take children there anyway, Fishermans Wharf and St. Pauls ruins, it will be for starters :)
 
Enjoy yourself! am sure you all will. by the way, you can go to the Macau tower as well. Great view, and the see-thru glass floor is breathtaking even to adults.
 
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