All Blacks Experience
- A visit to the All Blacks Experience will connect you to New Zealand and Māori culture.
- Learn the story, feel the passion, and experience the All Blacks journey up close.
- Enjoy a unique guided tour that showcases the All Blacks and Black Ferns through storytelling and technology.
- Hear stories from rugby legends and learn about Māori and Pasifika culture.
- Explore New Zealand’s rugby heritage, achievements, and culture through interactive displays.
- Feel the excitement of game day and stand face-to-face with the haka, performed by the All Blacks and Black Ferns.
- Have some fun and test your rugby skills with kicking, catching and accuracy challenges.
- End your tour at Auckland’s largest All Blacks retail store and take home some official merchandise.
Options
Guided Tour (45mins + Interactive zone 15mins)
Inclusions
Admission to attractions
Guided tour inside the attraction
Tax
Insurance provided by the operator
45-50 minutes guided tour in the attraction
15 minutes in the interactive ‘Step Up’ zone at the end of the tour
Visit the official All Blacks Merchandise store at the end of the tour
Exclusions
Transportation to meet up location
Meals and beverages
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Additional Info
Group size: 1-26 participant(s)
Free for children aged 0-5
Children aged 0-14 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Photography and video are prohibited during the guided All Blacks Experience
Flat soled casual shoes or trainers.
What's included in All Blacks Experience
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Activity Schedule
- Monday-Sunday
Itinerary
- Explore 5 interactive zones
- 45 minute guided tour inside the attraction
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Join a guided journey into New Zealand’s Māori culture and the world of the famous All Blacks and Black Ferns rugby teams. This experience is ideal for both rugby fans and first-time visitors. Learn about the values of teamwork, respect, and cultural pride that are important to New Zealanders.
Your guide will lead you through interactive exhibits, stories from rugby legends, and fun games. Step into a life-sized changing room and walk through the players’ tunnel. Watch the haka, a traditional Māori performance that shows strength and unity. It is a powerful way to connect with New Zealand’s indigenous culture.
This is more than a sports tour. It is a chance to understand the heart of New Zealand’s identity and traditions.
