The Haka Experience & Eden Park launch “Haka on the Park”

Date of Event: November 17, 2018

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Haka on the Park by The Haka Experience

The Haka Experience and Eden Park are excited to launch “Haka on the Park“, a joint venture between Eden Park and Te Wehi Haka.

As mentioned on the Tourism New Zealand website:

“Haka on the Park” is a new experience for people keen to learn the famous haka pre-match ritual and take a close-up look at New Zealand’s most popular sports ground.

With a Māori warrior guide, visitors are given a behind-the-scenes tour of the iconic Eden Park stadium before stepping onto the hallowed turf to learn and perform their own haka.

The thrill of walking in the footsteps of iconic sporting heroes and performing on the same field played by the mighty ALL BLACKS and BLACK CAPS has already captured the imagination of international visitors and proving to be a popular Auckland experience.

Read more on the Tourism New Zealand website

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About “Haka on the Park”

Perform haka, the world-famous Maori war dance, made famous by New Zealand’s “All Blacks” rugby team. on the field at Eden Park! Now is your chance to perform it at Eden Park, on the same ground the big boys stand on.

You’ll be guided by passionate, expert historians as you visit the ‘hallowed turf’ on the historic No.1 field. Feel the tension of the players’ tunnel, the excitement of the changing rooms, and much more. This incredible cultural experience is capped off with photo opportunities and some light afternoon tea.

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