How to get there
There will be free shuttle bus services running between The Star Gold Coast and Doug Jennings Park on Sunday with times to be advised closer to the event. Keep an eye on the Pacific Fair Magic Millions Polo website for more information.
To get to The Star, ride the G: to Broadbeach North Station and it's a short walk.
Need more help getting to this event? Visit the Translink Journey Planner.
The Gold Coast’s most glamorous beachside equine event of the summer, 2022 Pacific Fair Magic Millions Polo is back for another year of glamour, glitz and high-action polo on Sunday January 9.
Kick-off the new year in incredible style with equestrian sports and picturesque surrounds as some of Australia’s finest polo players take to the field.
In 2022, there’s a range of different packages on offer.
Those who are keen to keep it casual can roll out a rug and feast from the food trucks in Polo Village or soak in the sights and sounds from the Beer Garden.
If, however, you’re really keen to make a splash, the stylish and sophisticated Pacific Fair Pavilion is the perfect perch to make the most of your polo experience.
Guests will enjoy an all-day premium food and drink package with prime viewing of the polo field and all the live-action across the day.
The hotly contested Pacific Fair Fashions On The Field and the ever-popular divot stomp will be back in 2022 and live entertainment will be on hand to keep the good vibes flowing well into the afternoon.
Head here to grab your ticket to the hottest beachside event of the season.
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We acknowledge the original inhabitants of this area, including the Yugambeh people and family groups within, and recognise their connection to the land, waters and resources in the area now known as the Gold Coast. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
