Wow Wearable Arts Wellington
We have only three tickets left for Wow Wearable Arts in Wellington. This enchanting show will also include our personal service of taking you to Wellington on a return trip, your premium ticket (I have fabulous seats as brought these on opening day) shared accomodation staying in Johnsonville, evening dinner at Chow-a great Asian meal enjoyed together, (and they make great cocktails) your return flights from Auckland to Wellington flying Air NZ.
Why not bring a friend or family member with you.
Dates: 24th Sept to 25th Sept.
Cost: $745
If you live from Algies Bay Warkworth thru to Auckland airport we can either pick you up or meet you.
All you need to pay for is your breakfast/lunch, drinks.
And of course any shopping you might like to do while there on the arrival day. (David Jones etc) You will have several hours over the two days to do shopping or go to Te Papa etc or even catch up with a family member of friend, (last year a few of our ladies wanted to be dropped off in Wellington CBD to look around, while we went and checked in etc.
Wow show starts at 5pm. Dinner at 8pm.
Such a fabulous show if you have never seen this.
We have hired a 12 seater van to get us all around. Visit our website: noreastexcursions.co.nz
travel@resultsplus.co.nz
0276264427
Phone now to secure your place as only THREE places left.
Many thanks Lynette and Peter
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