Make voting a family outing
Show your tamariki what democracy looks like. Take them along to see the bright orange voting bins everyone’s talking about and explain how voting shapes the future. It’s a simple way to spark big conversations about community and decision-making. Learn how to vote, how to cast a special vote, where to vote, and more on the Wellington City Council – Information for voters webpage.
Explore the universe at Space Place
Cast your vote then blast off to Space Place to discover the stories of our New Zealand skies through multimedia exhibits, interactive galleries, the historic Thomas Cooke telescope and our digital, full-dome planetarium.
Nearby voting locations:
- Victoria University of Wellington (The Hub, Kelburn Campus)
- Wellington Cable Car (280 Lambton Quay)
Vote and ride the cable car + pizza bonus
Vote and catch a ride on the Wellington Cable Car and experience the historic journey through the futuristic tunnel lights. With the Red Rocket combo, you’ll get 20% off Cable Car tickets and Space Place entry. Plus, show your ticket at Cable Top Eatery and score 2-for-1 kids’ pizzas, perfect fuel for little explorers. For tickets and more information, visit the Wellington Cable Car website.
Nearby voting locations:
- Victoria University of Wellington (The Hub, Kelburn Campus)
- Wellington Cable Car (280 Lambton Quay)
- Woolworths Cable Car (280 – 284 Lambton Quay)
Help build democracy then head to Te Papa’s LEGO & Meccano days
Drop-off your voting papers then stroll over to Te Papa to witness the ultimate builders’ paradise. For two days only on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 October, Te Papa transforms into the ultimate creative playground for tamariki and whānau. Marvel at awe-inspiring Meccano and LEGO creations built by makers from across Aotearoa – from moving models to imaginative designs on a grand scale. Visit the Te Papa website for find out more.
Nearby voting locations:
- Moore Wilson’s Wellington (93 Tory Street)
- New World Wellington City (279 Wakefield Street)
- Bargain Chemist (73 Manners Street)
- Te Awe Library (29b Brandon Street)