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Where is the event held?

Cromwell Racecourse, Ripponvale Road, Cromwell, Central Otago. Parking is on site, with plenty of it.

When is it on?

Friday 26 to Sunday 28 March 2027, Easter weekend. Three full days. Gate times will be published with the full programme.

How much are tickets?

Three-day pass $100 (youth 16 and under $35). Two-day pass $80 (youth $30). Single days: Friday $35, Saturday $45, Sunday $45. SuperGold three-day $90. Booking fees are included in the price. Tickets are not on sale yet - join the mailing list on the tickets page and you'll hear first.

What's on at the event?

The world record Massey muster, a grand parade twice daily, the tractor pull, working earthmoving displays, hundreds of trucks, vintage tractors and steelwheels, steam and stationary engines, Clydesdale demonstrations, a planes fly-in (weather permitting), a kids and family zone with a giant sandpit, market and trade stalls, and food trucks. The full list is on the What’s On page.

Can I bring my tractor or machine?

Yes. Entry is $25 a machine, capped at $100 no matter how many you bring, and it includes your weekend. Register through the exhibit page.

What is the world record attempt?

The world record for the most Massey tractors in one place stands at 285. We're calling in every Massey in the south to beat it - Massey Harris, Ferguson or Massey Ferguson, any age, any condition that rolls.

Is there camping?

Yes, on site at the racecourse. Spots are capped and details are still being finalised - register your interest early through the tickets page mailing list.

Is it family friendly?

Very. There's a dedicated kids and family zone, a giant sandpit full of toy diggers, Clydesdale demonstrations, and youth ticket pricing. Bring the kids and the grandparents.

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