One New Zealand Stadium Tunnel & Field Tour



Go behind the scenes at One New Zealand Stadium on a guided tour. Visit the exclusive coaches box, walk through the changing rooms, and step out through the players' tunnel to the field of play.

Highlights

  • Go behind the scenes at One New Zealand Stadium on a guided tour
  • Learn about the stadium's unique artwork and cultural narrative
  • Visit the exclusive spaces on Level 4, usually reserved for VIPs
  • Walk through the expansive changing rooms and warm-up spaces
  • Step out through the players' tunnel onto the field

Description

Begin your tour at the grand West Entrance off Madras Street. Learn about the stadium's unique artwork and its stirring cultural narrative. From there, head to the stunning Scenic Hotels' Circle on Level 3 for an outstanding photo opportunity.

Then, explore the exclusive spaces on Level 4, usually reserved for coaches, officials, and media. Check out the stunning suites on Level 2 before getting ready for your own match-day preparation.

Take a trip through the expansive changing rooms and warm-up spaces, and walk out through the players' tunnel to the field.

Includes

Guided tour of One New Zealand Stadium
Access to exclusive areas such as Level 4 and players' tunnel
Photo opportunity at Scenic Hotels' Circle on Level 3

Important Information

  • The tour involves walking through various levels of the stadium Photography is allowed in designated areas The tour highlights cultural narratives and the stadium's history

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Available Dates

November 2026 6 dates
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December 2026 18 dates
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January 2027 14 dates
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February 2027 14 dates
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March 2027 16 dates
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April 2027 9 dates
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May 2027 6 dates
Sun 2nd May Mon 3rd May Tue 4th May Thu 6th May Fri 7th May Sun 9th May

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes access to Level 4 VIP areas, players' tunnel, changing rooms, warm-up spaces, and insights into the stadium's artwork and cultural story.
The tour starts at the grand West Entrance off Madras Street in Christchurch.
Yes, the tour allows you to step out onto the field through the players' tunnel.
Yes, photography is permitted, especially from Level 3 at the Scenic Hotels' Circle for great photo opportunities.
It is recommended to book in advance to secure a spot; check the official website for current availability and hours.
The tour is guided by knowledgeable staff who provide detailed information about the stadium's design and cultural significance.
The tour explains the stadium's unique artwork and the stories reflecting Christchurch's local heritage and community values.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for visitors of all ages interested in sports and culture in Christchurch.
Tour durations can vary; visitors should check the website for current timing details.

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