How does the bus system in Auckland work?
Q. I am travelling to Auckland in a few weeks. How and where do I purchase a day-pass for travelling around Auckland city and places such as Ponsonby, if any?
Asked by aeroflax - Tue Mar 27 06:20:58 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tickets can be purchased at official sellers or much easier directly from a bus driver or at a ferry ticket counter. There are two different day passes, one called the daytripper for $7.50(NZ) that allowes you to travel zone A and B for a day (roughly 8-10 km around the centre). The other one is the Auckland Day-Pass for $11 (used to be 10.40 until Feb. 07) that allowes you to travel all Stagecoach busses and the innercity ferries to Devonport, Birkenhead and Halfmoon Bay. You shouldn't miss Devonport! The ferry to Birkenhead is nice if you have spare time, because you will go underneath the harbour bridge. There is one bus called link, you can use it either with your day pass or for 1.50 a trip. It cirlcles around the city and stops at… [cont.]
Answered by markus0032003 - Wed Mar 28 16:48:44 2007
Q. I am travelling to Auckland in a few weeks. How and where do I purchase a day-pass for travelling around Auckland city and places such as Ponsonby, if any?
Asked by aeroflax - Tue Mar 27 06:20:58 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Tickets can be purchased at official sellers or much easier directly from a bus driver or at a ferry ticket counter. There are two different day passes, one called the daytripper for $7.50(NZ) that allowes you to travel zone A and B for a day (roughly 8-10 km around the centre). The other one is the Auckland Day-Pass for $11 (used to be 10.40 until Feb. 07) that allowes you to travel all Stagecoach busses and the innercity ferries to Devonport, Birkenhead and Halfmoon Bay. You shouldn't miss Devonport! The ferry to Birkenhead is nice if you have spare time, because you will go underneath the harbour bridge. There is one bus called link, you can use it either with your day pass or for 1.50 a trip. It cirlcles around the city and stops at… [cont.]
Answered by markus0032003 - Wed Mar 28 16:48:44 2007
Which Auckland realtor has the best selection of properties for sale?
Q. I am trying to research properties for sale in North Auckland and rural areas in commuting distance to Albany. I have tried allrealestate and century 21, but they don't seem to have that much. Does anyone know of a more "abundant" realtor? Thanks.
Asked by Chaco-Yekke Downyonder - Sun Sep 23 04:39:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes try Grant Loveday @ harcourts, he's awesome!
Answered by HappyChick *the kiwi one* - Sun Sep 23 06:00:16 2007
Q. I am trying to research properties for sale in North Auckland and rural areas in commuting distance to Albany. I have tried allrealestate and century 21, but they don't seem to have that much. Does anyone know of a more "abundant" realtor? Thanks.
Asked by Chaco-Yekke Downyonder - Sun Sep 23 04:39:24 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes try Grant Loveday @ harcourts, he's awesome!
Answered by HappyChick *the kiwi one* - Sun Sep 23 06:00:16 2007
How do they Asians seem to set up a Buisness so easily in Auckland?
Q. Im really inspired to set up a Business that ive always wanted to (an Internet Cafe) in Auckland but been too scared...but yet I see many Asians who no doubt started off in a worse financial situation than myself..setting up and successfully running businesses... Has anyone got any tips or advice?..or info on how they seem to accomplish it so easily!
Asked by Paul - Thu Nov 12 04:08:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I find that many Asians do not trust anybody. They prefer to spend cash vs. credit and work within their immediate family for support and services. They almost never offer anything for free or credit, it's a cash and carry principle. Products are often faulty and made of poor construction hence the no return policy.
Answered by bizzneth - Thu Nov 12 04:22:39 2009
Q. Im really inspired to set up a Business that ive always wanted to (an Internet Cafe) in Auckland but been too scared...but yet I see many Asians who no doubt started off in a worse financial situation than myself..setting up and successfully running businesses... Has anyone got any tips or advice?..or info on how they seem to accomplish it so easily!
Asked by Paul - Thu Nov 12 04:08:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I find that many Asians do not trust anybody. They prefer to spend cash vs. credit and work within their immediate family for support and services. They almost never offer anything for free or credit, it's a cash and carry principle. Products are often faulty and made of poor construction hence the no return policy.
Answered by bizzneth - Thu Nov 12 04:22:39 2009
What would you say if you were in Auckland and you saw a plane flying into the Sky Tower?
Q. I watched the footage of those planes flying into the Twin Towers in 2001. Most of the New Yorkers you could hear in the background said Omigad. What would you say if something like that happened in Auckland on your way to work?
Asked by zee_prime - Fri Nov 27 01:54:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say " OMG the shorelink bus took a wrong turn at Manly!" then: "OMG - the French are back to finish off what they started!" Post Edit: "Teach them Kiwi's to steal our pavlova recipe..."
Answered by cc_of_0z - Fri Nov 27 02:06:46 2009
Q. I watched the footage of those planes flying into the Twin Towers in 2001. Most of the New Yorkers you could hear in the background said Omigad. What would you say if something like that happened in Auckland on your way to work?
Asked by zee_prime - Fri Nov 27 01:54:11 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I would say " OMG the shorelink bus took a wrong turn at Manly!" then: "OMG - the French are back to finish off what they started!" Post Edit: "Teach them Kiwi's to steal our pavlova recipe..."
Answered by cc_of_0z - Fri Nov 27 02:06:46 2009
How much money per hour do I need to make to survive in Auckland?
Q. Assuming I work full-time, I was wondering how much money I'll need to make. I'm thinking about moving the North Island, maybe Auckland or Wellington. How much money will I need to make to survive?
Asked by Steve - Tue Nov 25 15:07:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you work fulltime, the minimum wage should be enough provided you don't have high standards when it comes to living- you can rent a room with in a shared house for as low as 100 dollars per week in Auckland. If you're careful with money, you can get by with around 650 a week, including food, accomodation, etc. Hope that helped.
Answered by croquaine - Sat Nov 29 02:46:36 2008
Q. Assuming I work full-time, I was wondering how much money I'll need to make. I'm thinking about moving the North Island, maybe Auckland or Wellington. How much money will I need to make to survive?
Asked by Steve - Tue Nov 25 15:07:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If you work fulltime, the minimum wage should be enough provided you don't have high standards when it comes to living- you can rent a room with in a shared house for as low as 100 dollars per week in Auckland. If you're careful with money, you can get by with around 650 a week, including food, accomodation, etc. Hope that helped.
Answered by croquaine - Sat Nov 29 02:46:36 2008
How much is a ticket usually from Auckland to Bali?
Q. Hi I am looking for a flight to Auckland to Bali and then return ticket from Jakarta to Auckland. How much should I expect to pay for such a ticket? Thank you in advance for all your help!
Asked by Janice T - Wed Apr 1 01:13:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. click this link and click on the quotes from different companies in the red box to the right flights are on average are $900
Answered by Mr. W - Wed Apr 1 21:59:22 2009
Q. Hi I am looking for a flight to Auckland to Bali and then return ticket from Jakarta to Auckland. How much should I expect to pay for such a ticket? Thank you in advance for all your help!
Asked by Janice T - Wed Apr 1 01:13:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. click this link and click on the quotes from different companies in the red box to the right flights are on average are $900
Answered by Mr. W - Wed Apr 1 21:59:22 2009
Where in Auckland, New Zealand are Arabic language lessons taught?
Q. Hello all. I am a multilingual lover of languages and I want to add to my repertoire by trying Arabic. I was wondering where in (preferably central) Auckland I can find a place that gives lessons. Obviously, there is the option of a private tutor but finding an institution that gives traditional classes would be great. Thanks.
Asked by jverqjspa - Mon Jun 16 02:18:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Only popular languages are taught in classes in Auckland - like your standard French & Italian & for business & employment reasons - Mandarin & Japanese. Most people aren't into learning Arabic so you would have to go private. I've not even seen anyone advertising this privately so you'd need to enquire at some kind of Arabic organisation or consulate, etc in NZ. And try in the basement at Borders Bookstore on Queen St. They have a huge language section with books & CD's.
Answered by Zebra - Thu Jun 19 10:37:29 2008
Q. Hello all. I am a multilingual lover of languages and I want to add to my repertoire by trying Arabic. I was wondering where in (preferably central) Auckland I can find a place that gives lessons. Obviously, there is the option of a private tutor but finding an institution that gives traditional classes would be great. Thanks.
Asked by jverqjspa - Mon Jun 16 02:18:58 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Only popular languages are taught in classes in Auckland - like your standard French & Italian & for business & employment reasons - Mandarin & Japanese. Most people aren't into learning Arabic so you would have to go private. I've not even seen anyone advertising this privately so you'd need to enquire at some kind of Arabic organisation or consulate, etc in NZ. And try in the basement at Borders Bookstore on Queen St. They have a huge language section with books & CD's.
Answered by Zebra - Thu Jun 19 10:37:29 2008
Where can I buy a degu in Auckland?
Q. Degus are cute, I used to have four when I lived in Finland. Where could I get them in Auckland? Thanks for any help! Thanks to all for your answers! I found out from an Auckland pet store that there aren't any degus here (or shuldn't be) and you cannot import them, in case they bring foreign germs and sickness. That's a shame.
Asked by Mar1 - Fri Sep 5 19:43:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been looking everywhere online since I saw this question, and I can not find anything. ): I assume degus aren't very well known in New Zealand, huh? That worries me, because I wonder if the ones that are there, if they are cared for and fed properly. :x (overprotective degu owner. x3) You should check every so often, because you might be able to find someone who can't take care of theirs anymore, and are looking for a new home. There is also , but a majority of people that post there are from the USoA and Canada, so chances of finding someone in Auckland post there is very slim. And also check newspaper classifieds, and shelters as they might have some degus for adoption. I will try my best to see if I can find any other… [cont.]
Answered by No Excuses - Mon Sep 8 16:56:01 2008
Q. Degus are cute, I used to have four when I lived in Finland. Where could I get them in Auckland? Thanks for any help! Thanks to all for your answers! I found out from an Auckland pet store that there aren't any degus here (or shuldn't be) and you cannot import them, in case they bring foreign germs and sickness. That's a shame.
Asked by Mar1 - Fri Sep 5 19:43:02 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've been looking everywhere online since I saw this question, and I can not find anything. ): I assume degus aren't very well known in New Zealand, huh? That worries me, because I wonder if the ones that are there, if they are cared for and fed properly. :x (overprotective degu owner. x3) You should check every so often, because you might be able to find someone who can't take care of theirs anymore, and are looking for a new home. There is also , but a majority of people that post there are from the USoA and Canada, so chances of finding someone in Auckland post there is very slim. And also check newspaper classifieds, and shelters as they might have some degus for adoption. I will try my best to see if I can find any other… [cont.]
Answered by No Excuses - Mon Sep 8 16:56:01 2008
Who are the largest companies in the Auckland area?
Q. I'm looking for a listing of companies with the most employees in the Auckland area but finding it hard to track an internet listing down for them. Can you offer any advice??? Thanks!
Asked by Nikita - Sat Mar 21 05:51:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some. The Warehouse Telecom Vodafone TelstraClear Mercury Energy
Answered by Zebra - Sun Mar 22 00:46:10 2009
Q. I'm looking for a listing of companies with the most employees in the Auckland area but finding it hard to track an internet listing down for them. Can you offer any advice??? Thanks!
Asked by Nikita - Sat Mar 21 05:51:14 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some. The Warehouse Telecom Vodafone TelstraClear Mercury Energy
Answered by Zebra - Sun Mar 22 00:46:10 2009
What's the appropriate clothes to wear in auckland right now?
Q. I'll be traveling in New Zealand, driving from Auckland to Wellington, then flying to Christchurch, from Aug. 3-Aug. 17, and I'm wondering what kind of clothes to bring for the trip. I'm coming from Hawai'i, so am not very used to cold weather, but do I need to bring gloves, scarves, thick sweaters, the whole deal? How's the weather there right now?
Asked by mamakau - Thu Jul 24 17:58:29 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At the moment it is very cold, even in Auckland.( the high was 13 celsius.) My computer says 9 degrees in Auckland but the temps for further south are mostly in the minuses at night and anything from 6 to about 13 daytime. Today the coldest high was 4 degrees.If you are lucky you may get days at 13-16 degrees. But you can't count on it! So you will need gloves, hat, scarf, warm jumpers,warm coat or jacket - Wellington can get cold and windy. You will need to keep an eye on the weather forecast as if you are driving to Wellington and it snows the Desert road can be closed. Right at this moment we are waiting for a storm( cyclone type) to hit the North Island tomorrow. Hopefully by the time you arrive in a couple of weeks it will be… [cont.]
Answered by travel_stories - Fri Jul 25 06:58:55 2008
Q. I'll be traveling in New Zealand, driving from Auckland to Wellington, then flying to Christchurch, from Aug. 3-Aug. 17, and I'm wondering what kind of clothes to bring for the trip. I'm coming from Hawai'i, so am not very used to cold weather, but do I need to bring gloves, scarves, thick sweaters, the whole deal? How's the weather there right now?
Asked by mamakau - Thu Jul 24 17:58:29 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At the moment it is very cold, even in Auckland.( the high was 13 celsius.) My computer says 9 degrees in Auckland but the temps for further south are mostly in the minuses at night and anything from 6 to about 13 daytime. Today the coldest high was 4 degrees.If you are lucky you may get days at 13-16 degrees. But you can't count on it! So you will need gloves, hat, scarf, warm jumpers,warm coat or jacket - Wellington can get cold and windy. You will need to keep an eye on the weather forecast as if you are driving to Wellington and it snows the Desert road can be closed. Right at this moment we are waiting for a storm( cyclone type) to hit the North Island tomorrow. Hopefully by the time you arrive in a couple of weeks it will be… [cont.]
Answered by travel_stories - Fri Jul 25 06:58:55 2008
How long does it take to fly from Auckland to Rarotonga?
Q. - Auckland, New Zealand - Rarotonga/Cook Islands. Any info on tail winds would be great too thanks.
Asked by Hurricane - Wed Sep 26 08:04:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A direct flight would be approx. 4 Hrs 5 Min. You can get flight times for airports all over the world at https://www.jets.com/
Answered by Katherine - Wed Sep 26 10:30:57 2007
Q. - Auckland, New Zealand - Rarotonga/Cook Islands. Any info on tail winds would be great too thanks.
Asked by Hurricane - Wed Sep 26 08:04:56 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A direct flight would be approx. 4 Hrs 5 Min. You can get flight times for airports all over the world at https://www.jets.com/
Answered by Katherine - Wed Sep 26 10:30:57 2007
How much does it cost to park in downtown Auckland New Zeland?
Q. I will be traveling to Auckland New Zeland soon and will be renting a car to get around while there. Does anyone know about how much it cost to park in the downtown area in a parking garage or space for the day or overnight?
Asked by jomedeiros - Thu Aug 9 00:08:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Downtown 31 Customs Street West Phone: (09) 309-6007 Vehicle height clearance: 1.95m Operating hours Tariffs Monday - Thursday 6.00am - 1.15am (following day). Last entry is at 11.45pm, and last exit by 1.15am. Friday - Saturday 6.00am - 3.00am (following day) Last entry is 1.00am (following day), and last exit by 3.00am Sunday 6.00am - 12 midnight Last entry is 10.15pm Casual parking Other parking 0- hour $3.00 -1 hour $5.50 1-1 hours $8.00 1 -2 hours $11.00 2-3 hours $15.00 3-4 hours $19.00 4-5 hours $24.00 5+ hours max fee $29.00 Evening rate Normal tariff to maximum of $8.00 after 5.00pm. Must exit by 6.00am the following morning (one entry one exit). Early bird parking $12.00 Must enter and make payment to cashier… [cont.]
Answered by ted - Thu Aug 9 19:00:01 2007
Q. I will be traveling to Auckland New Zeland soon and will be renting a car to get around while there. Does anyone know about how much it cost to park in the downtown area in a parking garage or space for the day or overnight?
Asked by jomedeiros - Thu Aug 9 00:08:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Downtown 31 Customs Street West Phone: (09) 309-6007 Vehicle height clearance: 1.95m Operating hours Tariffs Monday - Thursday 6.00am - 1.15am (following day). Last entry is at 11.45pm, and last exit by 1.15am. Friday - Saturday 6.00am - 3.00am (following day) Last entry is 1.00am (following day), and last exit by 3.00am Sunday 6.00am - 12 midnight Last entry is 10.15pm Casual parking Other parking 0- hour $3.00 -1 hour $5.50 1-1 hours $8.00 1 -2 hours $11.00 2-3 hours $15.00 3-4 hours $19.00 4-5 hours $24.00 5+ hours max fee $29.00 Evening rate Normal tariff to maximum of $8.00 after 5.00pm. Must exit by 6.00am the following morning (one entry one exit). Early bird parking $12.00 Must enter and make payment to cashier… [cont.]
Answered by ted - Thu Aug 9 19:00:01 2007
Where can I find a cruise from Auckland to Australia?
Q. I'm looking for a cruise that leaves Auckland around June/July 2007 and travels to Australia, returning in Auckland. I want to visit the Great Barrier Reef and some Australian islands.
Asked by derek - Sun Jul 16 14:34:12 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of websites you can check out but there are not very many cruises that come in to Auckland in the months you mentioned as it is in the winter time. Far more ships come into port around Dec/Jan/Feb but have a look anyway.
Answered by sticky - Sun Jul 16 17:43:10 2006
Q. I'm looking for a cruise that leaves Auckland around June/July 2007 and travels to Australia, returning in Auckland. I want to visit the Great Barrier Reef and some Australian islands.
Asked by derek - Sun Jul 16 14:34:12 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a couple of websites you can check out but there are not very many cruises that come in to Auckland in the months you mentioned as it is in the winter time. Far more ships come into port around Dec/Jan/Feb but have a look anyway.
Answered by sticky - Sun Jul 16 17:43:10 2006
Is it better to hire a car when going around Auckland?
Q. I'm planning to stay in Auckland for 1.5 days after 8 days stay in Sth Island. 1 full(Day1) and half-day(Day2) free with flight booking evening on Day2. I have a 2-year-old daughter, so long walking is not good option. Thanks.
Asked by ktraakn - Sun Dec 10 09:27:57 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a driver to take you around. They will know the area and keep you out of the bad parts.
Answered by Thanks for the Yahoo Jacket - Sun Dec 10 09:35:33 2006
Q. I'm planning to stay in Auckland for 1.5 days after 8 days stay in Sth Island. 1 full(Day1) and half-day(Day2) free with flight booking evening on Day2. I have a 2-year-old daughter, so long walking is not good option. Thanks.
Asked by ktraakn - Sun Dec 10 09:27:57 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get a driver to take you around. They will know the area and keep you out of the bad parts.
Answered by Thanks for the Yahoo Jacket - Sun Dec 10 09:35:33 2006
In Auckland - a place to watch soccer on tv in a bar in the morning?
Q. I am in Auckland and need to watch a soccer match in the morning (about 7 o'clock), on tv - where can I do this?
Asked by The Fatster - Wed Apr 30 03:01:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there's a sports bar on fort street (just off queens st) in city centre showing it
Answered by Gavino - Wed Apr 30 04:00:50 2008
Q. I am in Auckland and need to watch a soccer match in the morning (about 7 o'clock), on tv - where can I do this?
Asked by The Fatster - Wed Apr 30 03:01:39 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. there's a sports bar on fort street (just off queens st) in city centre showing it
Answered by Gavino - Wed Apr 30 04:00:50 2008
Recommendations for good places to dine in Auckland?
Q. Hi, Im looking for a good restaurant to have my 30th dinner with my husband in Auckland city, within walking distance of sky city hotel. Somewhere with nice food, nice atmosphere but not expensive, and good if they have a deal where you dine free on your birthday. Thank you.
Asked by MissyGrrL - Wed Dec 9 15:47:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. check out the middle eastern Cafe and restraunt in Quay street auckland city. very fresh and good food wine service and Delicious Deserts. dine in or take away. I hope you like it
Answered by Alin - Fri Dec 11 02:30:12 2009
Q. Hi, Im looking for a good restaurant to have my 30th dinner with my husband in Auckland city, within walking distance of sky city hotel. Somewhere with nice food, nice atmosphere but not expensive, and good if they have a deal where you dine free on your birthday. Thank you.
Asked by MissyGrrL - Wed Dec 9 15:47:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. check out the middle eastern Cafe and restraunt in Quay street auckland city. very fresh and good food wine service and Delicious Deserts. dine in or take away. I hope you like it
Answered by Alin - Fri Dec 11 02:30:12 2009
What are some good places to take the kids during the school holidays in Auckland, New Zealand?
Q. I want to take my 12-year-old daughter and some of her friends to some-place where they'll have fun and enjoy it. Ive heard of a place called Tree Adventures in Silverdale, but I want to know what other places can I take them. Thankz PS Please only places in Auckland, New Zealand
Asked by Norma S - Wed Jul 8 04:58:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That tree advertures does look fun.. Yeah Rainbows end is sooo much fun, i couldn't get off the roller coaster when i went it was great. Snowplanet is kool too. Go karting? then again rainbows end has go karting in it, um spookers?
Answered by Nicluva - Wed Jul 8 23:13:25 2009
Q. I want to take my 12-year-old daughter and some of her friends to some-place where they'll have fun and enjoy it. Ive heard of a place called Tree Adventures in Silverdale, but I want to know what other places can I take them. Thankz PS Please only places in Auckland, New Zealand
Asked by Norma S - Wed Jul 8 04:58:29 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That tree advertures does look fun.. Yeah Rainbows end is sooo much fun, i couldn't get off the roller coaster when i went it was great. Snowplanet is kool too. Go karting? then again rainbows end has go karting in it, um spookers?
Answered by Nicluva - Wed Jul 8 23:13:25 2009
When was the last time there was polar bears at auckland zoo?
Q. for people who hopefully know auckland zoo?
Asked by unknown - Tue Dec 1 02:12:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i remember them 20yrs ago at auckland. their water was green and they swayed from foot to foot in a tiny enclosure. it upset me i was around 12
Answered by Amy - Wed Dec 2 04:14:18 2009
Q. for people who hopefully know auckland zoo?
Asked by unknown - Tue Dec 1 02:12:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i remember them 20yrs ago at auckland. their water was green and they swayed from foot to foot in a tiny enclosure. it upset me i was around 12
Answered by Amy - Wed Dec 2 04:14:18 2009
What is the best thing to do in Auckland, New Zealand if I only have a few hours in the city?
Q. I have an approximately 9 hour layover in Auckland, New Zealand and having never been to New Zealand I would like to get out and see the city. I am looking for something fun to do that won't take me too far from the airport or make me miss my flight and that won't break the bank. Basically I am wondering if there is something that you just have to do while in Auckland.
Asked by kc - Wed Jun 3 10:10:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The airport is a good 40min drive from the city and as it's an industrial area there's really not much to see close to the airport. I suggest leaving your luggage in a locker and taking a bus to the city centre - visit the Sky Tower and have a meal at the waterfront (there are tons of restaurants down there).
Answered by StarViolet Beauty - Wed Jun 3 16:49:24 2009
Q. I have an approximately 9 hour layover in Auckland, New Zealand and having never been to New Zealand I would like to get out and see the city. I am looking for something fun to do that won't take me too far from the airport or make me miss my flight and that won't break the bank. Basically I am wondering if there is something that you just have to do while in Auckland.
Asked by kc - Wed Jun 3 10:10:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The airport is a good 40min drive from the city and as it's an industrial area there's really not much to see close to the airport. I suggest leaving your luggage in a locker and taking a bus to the city centre - visit the Sky Tower and have a meal at the waterfront (there are tons of restaurants down there).
Answered by StarViolet Beauty - Wed Jun 3 16:49:24 2009
What is the best place to live in Auckland, New Zealand for a young person?
Q. I'm going for a working gap year in Auckland I'll be working their for a few months then I'll plan to explore New Zealand, so i want to know the best place to rent an apartment in Auckland, needs to be near clubs, cinemas, supermarket and other young stuff so where is the best place?
Asked by Oli - Wed Apr 9 20:31:59 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try getting an apartment in Auckland Central, there are heaps around if you check out the property part of Trademe.co.nz you can browse hundreds, if not in the city stick to the city fringe suburbs such as Mt Eden & Ponsonby where its just a 10 minute bus ride to the city. I live in Mt Eden and its easy to get everywhere either driving or busing!!!
Answered by Discobizcuit - Wed Apr 9 22:05:29 2008
Q. I'm going for a working gap year in Auckland I'll be working their for a few months then I'll plan to explore New Zealand, so i want to know the best place to rent an apartment in Auckland, needs to be near clubs, cinemas, supermarket and other young stuff so where is the best place?
Asked by Oli - Wed Apr 9 20:31:59 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try getting an apartment in Auckland Central, there are heaps around if you check out the property part of Trademe.co.nz you can browse hundreds, if not in the city stick to the city fringe suburbs such as Mt Eden & Ponsonby where its just a 10 minute bus ride to the city. I live in Mt Eden and its easy to get everywhere either driving or busing!!!
Answered by Discobizcuit - Wed Apr 9 22:05:29 2008
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