香港地鐵地圖 (Explore Hong Kong)

It’s the best. What is more to say!

沒有最佳路線，也沒車費資料！

Please bring this feature back I need it so much the interface of this app is much better than the official MTR one

Really fast and easy to read. For metro Hong Kong, this is great.

This apps is absolutely what I want, the control is simple and the display is smooth and comfortable. A good and user friendly one. (Actually a train timetable is not quite necessary in hong kong : P)

This is an awesome app. However, I think it should supply a list of train times at every station. Not just the 1st train time and last train time. But the entire schedule. It's not very efficient to show up at the station only to see the train leave and have to wait for another 10 minutes cuz I didn't have the actual train time. Everything else works awesome.

This app is very updated, we used it often and they even added the new South Island line right away. Thanks for this!

Especially the route planning.

Hong Kong's MTR isn't the most complicated transit system in the world, but for a couple of bucks it's convenient to be able to plan travel times, etc. As of this review (May 2011), the most recent version provides accurate fare information. The link to Google Maps is also quite useful, especially since it's often important to know which exit to use. Unlike the NY Subway, the MTR's stations are often deep underground, with multiple far-flung exits -- for short trips, walking to the platform can sometimes take longer than the actual train ride. Google Maps shows the precise location of each exit. The app doesn't provide detailed schedule information. Trains on most lines run pretty frequently anyway, but it does mean that users should view the travel times as just estimates. The basic MTR network map and trip planner work offline. The Google Maps link requires a data connection, which is not a problem in the MTR (although for visitors to HK, you'll of course need a local SIM and data plan). What would be super-helpful is an enhanced version of the app covering other forms of HK transit as well -- the buses and ferries here are a much bigger challenge, especially for visitors, than the MTR.