Sand Sculpting Exhibition: Port Noarlunga

[Tamara (Homes Down Under)]

The forthcoming event will be taking place on the Port Noarlunga esplanade and will be great for adults and kids alike!

 

Not too sure whether it needs to go into the kiddies section though?...

 

Sand Sculpting Exhibition

 

4-19 April 2015, open daily

Port Noarlunga esplanade

 

From Saturday 4 April until Sunday 19 April 2015, Port Noarlunga esplanade will be transformed into a sand sculpting fairy-tale wonderland as over 150 tonnes of sand is carved into spectacular sand sculptures of Disney’s much loved Princesses and Pirates.

This fairy-tale event will bring together the independent and strong willed Queen Elsa and Princess Anna from Frozen, the charming Cinderella, the curious and kind Belle from Beauty and The Beast - plus many more.

Fans of Disney's Neverland resident pirate Captain Hook and his scallywag band of pirates are also in for a treat.

Don’t miss out on this iconic event as 10 of Australia’s best sand sculptors present to you – Disney’s Princesses and Pirates - for a limited time only!

Integrated with the sand sculptures will be children’s activities including Sand Sculpting Workshops, Sand Art*, Sand Bottles*, Sand Diggers*, children’s activity sheet, our interactive Lego play zone and the popular Disney colouring zone.

Plus over the Easter weekend (4-6 April) our famous Sandsational Easter Egg hunt will be included with entry.

 

Opening times

 

10am-4pm Mon to Thursday

10am-6pm Friday to Sunday & Public Holiday Monday

10am-10pm Saturday April 18

 

Event Prices

 

Adults $8

Concession $4

Children 4-12 $4

Family (2a+2c) $20

Children three years and under free entry

More details on special entry days will be announced shortly.

 

Become an event sponsor

 

Sponsorship opportunities are available. Please contact Johanna Bennett, Team Leader Marketing and Events on 8301 7234 or email johben1@onkaparinga.sa.gov.au for details.

[flossybeth]

It looks great but it's another event that you book tickets online and then they charge you for it - for us it would add an extra $8 to the cost; I know it's not loads but it's just they don't give you any alternatives...

[Tamara (Homes Down Under)]

I know what you mean. There are quite a few petitions doing the rounds protesting against booking fees for airline tickets, concerts etc. Another rort!