Possibly decided by current places on the table to get close, more competitive games for viewers?
NRL NRL in the United States
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1995warriorsfan
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We are definitely looking at going from NZ.
Unfortunately the NRL flight/hospitality packages are from Sydney and are bloody expensive.
The cost just for the hospitality packages for 2 days are not to bad considering its the US.
I am waiting, hopefully, for NZ Warriors to confirm their flight packages with Air NZ.
If not, we will fly to Houston and then on to Las Vegas.
Unfortunately the NRL flight/hospitality packages are from Sydney and are bloody expensive.
The cost just for the hospitality packages for 2 days are not to bad considering its the US.
I am waiting, hopefully, for NZ Warriors to confirm their flight packages with Air NZ.
If not, we will fly to Houston and then on to Las Vegas.
Yeah those prices are too much for me, hope NZ package details are released very soon, but looking like I'll book everything independently
Worried2Death
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God bless the mafia and organised crime cartels everywhere, and all you suckers flying over to give them your money, up the wahs!
Members pre-sale July 24th
General Admission July 26th
I've done what you've done - locked in the flight and will get a members ticket
Yeah in the members email it is mentioned that there will be some packages released
Tookey 2.0
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Just had a look at the tripadeal prices and jeeze, $5k plus per person.
If you can deal with a little bit of faf and booking things on your own, you could save absolute truck loads.
Ive just done a quick flight search, and you can go via Fiji Airways to LA return, with a 2 or 3 night stop over in Fiji for $1100 per person (you would still need to get flights or drive to Vegas, flights are about $200 per person) and then get the 4 night Luxor deal on tripadeal for $800 per person, which includes the NRL pass.
That would put you at:
$2200 - Flights to and from LA
$500 - return tix to Vegas from LA
$1600 - 4 nights at Luxor and tix to the NRL
$4300 total for two, including a little Fiji trip on the way home to beat the jet lag
If you can deal with a little bit of faf and booking things on your own, you could save absolute truck loads.
Ive just done a quick flight search, and you can go via Fiji Airways to LA return, with a 2 or 3 night stop over in Fiji for $1100 per person (you would still need to get flights or drive to Vegas, flights are about $200 per person) and then get the 4 night Luxor deal on tripadeal for $800 per person, which includes the NRL pass.
That would put you at:
$2200 - Flights to and from LA
$500 - return tix to Vegas from LA
$1600 - 4 nights at Luxor and tix to the NRL
$4300 total for two, including a little Fiji trip on the way home to beat the jet lag
I heard Adam Gee definitely was going to be the bunker official and they were going to use the sphere for the bunker, in fact they already trialed it last weekend.
Actual footage of Adam Gee using the Sphere to make decisions in the Bulldogs v Warriors game
Which Airline and route did you decide to fly with?
I'm thinking two options if I go now.
1. direct to LA and drive to Vegas for something different
2. the Warriors charter if that happens.
Previously I flew to Vegas for the UFC and flew to Vegas and caught a seperate Virgin flight. Easy enough but time consuming.
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Vegas packages launched
A One New Zealand Warriors charter flight package with Air New Zealand’s Grabaseat has been launched today for the club’s historic NRL season opener in Las Vegas next year.The one-off non-stop flight takes off on February 25 returning on March 4 following the One New Zealand Warriors’ first-round match against the Canberra Raiders at Allegiant Stadium on March 1.
The package including flights, accommodation and game tickets starts from $4999.00 while land-only packages will also be available from $1499.00.
“It’s a tremendous opportunity for fans to climb aboard and be part of history,” said One New Zealand Warriors CEO Cameron George.
“Everyone knows how amazing our supporters are. They prove it week in, week out no matter where we play. Now they have the opportunity to be part of what’s certain to be a truly special experience in Las Vegas.”
The One New Zealand Warriors have partnered with the Sports Travel and Hospitality Group and Air New Zealand Grabaseat to create the supporter packages.
"Everyone knows how amazing our supporters are. They prove it week in, week out no matter where we play. Now they have the opportunity to be part of what’s certain to be a truly special experience in Las Vegas"
Travel packages start from $4999 with return non-stop flights between Auckland and Las Vegas, five nights' accommodation at The Park MGM, access to a special fan function and gold category tickets to watch all four games at Allegiant Stadium.
Land-only packages start from $1499.00 which includes three nights’ accommodation and match tickets.
As well as the One New Zealand Warriors taking on Canberra, the Penrith Panthers face the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks while there’s a Super League match between the Wigan Warriors and the Warrington Wolves plus a women’s international pitting the Australian Jillaroos against the England Lionesses.
Flight NZ1995, a nod to the Warriors’ inaugural year, will be hosted by One New Zealand Warriors superfans Dai Henwood and Ben Hurley.
“It’s an opportunity too good to miss, we’re expecting the deal to fly out the door,” said Air New Zealand chief customer and sales officer Leanne Geraghty.
“The package means all the planning is done for fans with five nights to explore the city, accommodation included, game day tickets and an exclusive event.
“The trip will kick off with a Warriors-themed flight, celebrating all things Wahs with giveaways and activities onboard. We’re anticipating the offer to be snapped up fast so if you want to avoid missing the getaway of a lifetime, get in quick.”
Travel packages, including the NZ1995 charter flight, go on sale at 11.00am (NZT) on Wednesday, July 24 at www.sthgroup.nz/wahsinvegas or www.grabaseat.co.nz. Seats are strictly limited.
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