New Zealand · SKIP THE LINE
5 reviewed
Work down from the top: 5 skip the line tours worth booking, each with its price, its length, and the single thing to know before you commit to a date.
Skip the line at Auckland War Memorial Museum with general admission to three floors of Māori and Pacific culture, plus military history.
“seeing the Maori dancing , Seeing the culture of their people was wonderful. I would definitely recommend it to anybody that is going to visit New Zealand not to miss this.”
See rare Rowi kiwi and live Tuatara at Franz Josef Wildlife Centre, with optional VIP backstage access and glacier exhibits for rainy days.
“It was so much fun. Could have watched the Kiwis for ages. You are doing such a great job. It is so worth it!”
Skip-the-line combo at Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Blenheim for WWI and WWII exhibits, Knights of the Sky and Dangerous Skies.
“Very good displays with a lot of information on the panels. Really good for aviation/war enthusiasts.”
Skip-the-line Shantytown Heritage Park ticket near Greymouth, with a steam train ride, gold panning fun, and self-guided discovery.
“The pre-teens enjoyed the steam train and panning for gold. We also discovered the China town cave. Shanty town gave a sound historical overview of settlers, including an interesting movie. More bicultural inclusive information would have added to this experience.”
Skip the lines for Dangerous Skies at Omaka Aviation Heritage Centre in Blenheim, featuring WWII aircraft, Night Witches, and Battle of Stalingrad.
“Excellent presentation and guide knowledge! I was impressed with the quality of restorative workmanship!”
