The Wedding Singer Musical - day trip to Auckland 29 August 2021
THIS TOUR IS NOW POSTPONED AS THE ACTORS CAN NOT MAKE IT INTO NZ DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS. WHEN WE HAVE A NEW DATE WE WILL ADVISE FURTHER.
Join us on a day trip to Auckland on 29 August to see the smash hit musical The Wedding Singer.
At just $159pp the day trip price includes door to door transport and A Grade Reserved seats (meals and refreshments are your own cost).
Departing Tauranga we have a halfway stop at Paeroa for refreshments and then continue on to Auckland in good time for you to have a light lunch before taking our reserved seats for this great show. Enjoy the experience with your fellow travellers and let us deal with the Auckland traffic, dropping you right outside the theatre, where your coach and driver will be waiting at the end of the show for the return trip home, which will also include a stop for dinner at a suitable venue.
Get in quick to secure your ticket as just like the Lion King this show will sell out!
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76.3% Yes
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22.3% No
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82.1% Yes
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15.2% No
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2.7% Other - I'll share below
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