Times Square
The vast Times Square building houses nine floors of shops, and has a spectacular exterior with a huge electronic clock: the venue for the big millennium countdown in 2000. TIMES SQUARE is the landmark of Causeway Bay. With exits connected to Hennessy Road, Percival Road, Canal Road, Sharp Street East and Russell Street, it is easily accessible by private car or by public transport.
The car park of TIMES SQUARE opens 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week. The 4 basement levels provide 700 parking spaces. Hourly or monthly parking is provided. In addition, parking spaces for cars and good vehicles are available.
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