[Gallery] Lee Gardens transforms mall into tennis court

Lee Gardens has jumped on the virtual reality (VR) bandwagon to partner with the Hong Kong Tennis Open 2016, and transform its Atrium into a tennis court high in the skies above Victoria Harbour from 30 September to 16 October.At the 1/F Atrium of Hysan Place is a tennis court equipped with VR headsets and two hand-held controllers, with which its players can experience a thrilling simulated tennis game with 360º views of Hong Kong’s beautiful scenery during the day, an intoxicating night view after 6pm, and the sound of a gentle breeze in the background.Visitors can also get involved by playing "Air Tennis Mobile Game", where the cell phone is used to "serve" a tennis ball and players try to hit prize targets for e-coupons. The personalised ball can be printed at the tennis court with HKD $50 benefit to the Hong Kong Tennis Association. A pop-up store by FILA can also be found in the mall."‘The idea as well as the challenge behind this concept is to tie Lee Gardens’ healthy, work-life balance image with tennis. To whet the appetite of Hong Kong people who’re accustomed to the latest tech and trendy devices, we’ve brought them a unique and brand-new experience - the World’s first (and probably the coolest) one–on-one tennis game 'in the air' to be played over the splendid Victoria Harbour scenery using VR technology, and printing your favourite photo on tennis ball with a special tennis ball printer," said Ken Hui, co-founder & creative director, Air Concepts Limited.https://youtu.be/kRITSxJ-bWI