Nightclubs and bars in New Zealand

Open from lunch to evening serving drinks and meals. They got big screens here for the sport.
Their also well reknown for their stone grill menu. This is where you order your selection of meats/seafood. They give you a really hot stone and you start cooking your own meal.
Entertaining but then the novelty wears off. Don't get that if you are really hungry and dont have the patience to wait.
The meals are substantial, so dont order more than you need to.
I stopped buying 'top shelf' drinks because i could swear they water down the alcohol content.
I just stick to beer or RTD's(pre mixed drinks) that way i know exactly what acohol % is in my drink.
They have happy hour somedays and last time i went they had a really good DJ on Friday nights.

Dress Code: Casual.
Sometimes you feel your at the local pub with what the punters wear.

Heaven is a nightclub and plays hiphop and RnB music. They make cocktails and sell alot of RTD's(ready to drink aka lollie water) and beer for those who prefer that. The have pool tables and a small dancefloor. Good if your into that scene. Downside about this club is when it gets packed, feels like there is no air conditioning.
I could swear there is no air conditioning in there. You have to head up the stairs to get there. They have a lift for wheel chair/disabled access as well.
Men aint allowed to wear just singlets or strip off, you 'll be booted out.
They sometimes have bands or popular well known NZ DJ's and some hiphop acts.
Drinks range from $6-20.

Dress Code: Men aint allowed to wear just singlets or strip off, you 'll be booted out.
No hoodies or bandana.
The bouncers won't hesitate to escort you out if you misbehave.

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The Playhouse is set off by itself, about a 25 minute drive from Motueka; it's more or less by it's lonesome, which adds a certain mystique to the evening. The surrounding area is beautiful and well kept, with a lovely little pond filled with water fowl flowing beneath a small bridge to nowhere. A three course meal plus the play will run you $75 Kiwi dollars, a real treat. The food is well prepared, the wine selection is admirable, and the acting was top rate; the play I witnessed was a comedy, with Kiwi humour sprinkled in liberally. A truly enjoyable evening with great food and entertainment for a good price. Plus, the architecture is rather... interesting.

Dress Code: There was no stringent dress code, but virtually everyone showed up in at least a nice shirt or dress.

When I was in Christchurch I met some guys who seemed to have having an extra special time on the town if you know what I mean. I asked them what they had taken and they told me about a shop that sold legal herbal drugs. The next day my girlfriend and I decided to seek out this so called store out of interest. We bought these things called wizzers and we were totally hammered for literally 24 hours. mind you we had 3 each in one hit as we were sceptical of whether they would do anything. So by all means seek out this herbals shop if you are in christchurch, I'm sure if you googled it you could find it, or just ask around. Take care though it was pretty full-on and was a bit more than we bargained on.

Sky City Casino (formerly Harrah's Sky City Casino) is located at the base of Sky Tower in the Central Business District of Auckland. It opens round the clock and everyday. There are approximately 1,600 slot machines and more than 100 classic table games spread over two levels. It is the only casino in Auckland and the second in New Zealand.

Sky Tower is also home to a 700 seat theatre, a convention centre, several bars and restaurants and two leading hotels.

Dress Code: No proper dress code is required.

Wellington is one of the best cities in New Zealand, to go make yourself a pubcrawl.

You could start of in one of the many pubs on Cuba Street, and end the evening in the Courtenay Place District, where entertainment awaits you everywhere!

Dress Code: If youré on a pubcrawl, you don´t have to impress everyone with your clothing style, but it´s rather about having a good time with your gals.
Some places though, wont allow you in if you´re wearing slippers or sneakers.

Wellington is one of the best cities in New Zealand, to go make yourself a pubcrawl.

You could start of in one of the many pubs on Cuba Street, and end the evening in the Courtenay Place District, where entertainment awaits you everywhere!

Dress Code: If youré on a pubcrawl, you don´t have to impress everyone with your clothing style, but it´s rather about having a good time with your gals.
Some places though, wont allow you in if you´re wearing slippers or sneakers.

Wellington is one of the best cities in New Zealand, to go make yourself a pubcrawl.

You could start of in one of the many pubs on Cuba Street, and end the evening in the Courtenay Place District, where entertainment awaits you everywhere!

Dress Code: If youré on a pubcrawl, you don´t have to impress everyone with your clothing style, but it´s rather about having a good time with your gals.
Some places though, wont allow you in if you´re wearing slippers or sneakers.