Champagne, Choppers and Canapes: Heletranz Has the Ultimate Polo Experience
A stylish entry like no other.
The best way to arrive at any social occasion is by helicopter, naturally. But realistically not every salary and venue allows that outlandish kind of luxury to happen— particularly when there's timid ponies strolling around. Fortunately, those looking to attend the Land Rover NZ Polo Open this February will have a prime opportunity to make their stylish arrival dreams come true as Heletranz introduces a total baller package.
The lux chopper company has designed an experience for the fancy car, champagne, helicopter, horse and lunch-loving human who wants to live out the fantasy of treating themselves, while not accruing too much damage to their bank account.
A day in the life of the Heletranz Polo Experience begins with a doorstep pick-up in a chauffeur-driven Jaguar. Arriving at the chopper launch pad to an ice-cool glass of champagne, the flight commences with a breathtaking journey across the Waitemata Harbour, with views of Rangitoto, Motutapu, Waiheke, all the good stuff, to Auckland Polo Club's Fisher Field in Clevedon.
An afternoon at the 40th Land Rover NZ National Polo Open is then at your disposal, with entry to the VIP marquee, and complementary food and champagne throughout the day. Not to forget the spectacle of the polo itself and the traditional 'stomping of the divots' between games. The whole process is then reversed with another fling in the chopper and drop-off as you sit back and try to digest what the hell just happened.
The Heletranz Polo Experience is available from $250 - $795. For tickets and more information, visit www.heletranz.co.nz/product/landrovernz-polo/
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