Pass Prices
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Full Festival Pass: $445-
- All Access Pass for the Three Day Weekend
- Your choice of Six workshops & All Four Festival Milongas
- Save $185- compared to buying individual events
Immersion Class: $350-
- Two Day Intensive training - Held either side of the main weekend
- Small Class Intensive Learning Environment - 9 Hours - Two Days of 3x90min Workshops
- For Advanced/Upper Intermediate level dancers - Capped at 15-17 Couples per Immersion
Earlybird Combo: Full Pass + 1x Immersion: $695-
- Register before Feb 14th 2024 for this additional $100- saving
Double Earlybird Combo: Full Pass + 2x Immersion: $995-
- Register before Feb 14th 2024 for this additional $150- saving
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| Full Festival Pass
$445.00 |
Full festival pass including four festival milongas and six festival workshops. Additional workshops can be added for $55 each. |
| Second Step Pass
$350.00 |
Full festival pass including four festival milongas and six second step level festival workshops. Additional second step or open level workshops can be added for $55 each. |
| Beginners' Pass
$0.00 |
Beginners pass includes four beginners festival workshops. Open level workshops can be added for $55 each. |
| Volunteer Pass Volunteer Pass $0.00 |
For official NZ Tango Festival volunteers only |
| Individual Workshop Events and Immersion Courses For people who do NOT want to book a full pass. $0.00 |
Book individual tickets to workshops, milongas and immersions. Workshops are $55 Immersions are $350 Parties are $60, $95, $95 and $50 |
Which level is right for me?
For detailed descriptions, go to the Workshops page.
As a general rule, this is how long you should have been learning tango:
- Second Step (usually less than 6 months)
- Intermediate (usually more than 1 year)
- Upper Intermediate (usually more than 2 years)
- Advanced (usually more than 4 years)
Please ask a teacher in your area if you are unsure of your level.
