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Thursday 10 May 2012 7:47 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 7:12 am

There’s fun for everybody, with families enjoying reduced rates

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Sunday 10 June is Finals Day. It’s the culmination of the three-day tournament, with the very best polo of the season.

Why not bring your kids along and let them run free in the Kids Club, where amongst all the games they are sure to meet new and old friends. Grounds open from 11.00am and with an at-your-seat service from Harrods, you can bring the whole family and settle into a grandstand seat once you’re feeling a bit thirsty. There will be two incredible matches of polo. The third-place play off for the MINT Polo in the Park Plate and of course the main Trophy Final.

Finals Day, or Family Day, at MINT Polo in the Park is specifically geared up to deliver great value for families. In addition to all that we offer across the previous event days, the following has been added.

■ Reduced family ticket rates
■ Complimentary face painters
■ Balloon sculpting artists circulating the crowds
■ Magicians circulating the crowds
■ It’s a knock-out style interactive entertainment on-field (see below for details)
■ Foam dodge-ball competition

on-field (see below for details)

On-field Children’s Entertainment – Sunday 10 June

From 12pm – 1.45pm on Sunday 10 June the entire polo field will be dedicated to complimentary children’s entertainment.

It’s a Knock-Out

Let your kids loose on the field and let them enjoy tearing around the numerous ‘It’s a knock-out’ style inflatable games and challenges suitable for various age-groups. Some will require team work, some will require skill, and some just a lot of energy, but with a full choice of activities there’s fun for all ages.

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