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Singapore Urban Polo - Tickets on sale now
By RugbyPass
The Singapore Urban Polo is set to become the event of the summer as a polo tournament showcasing a fusion of sport, luxury, and music in the heart of the city, in a way that has never been seen in Asia before.
As well as witnessing the skill and pace of some of the world’s best polo players, the Singapore Urban Polo will feature a not-to-be-missed music line-up making the Singapore Urban Polo a completely new event to polo.
The Singapore Urban Polo is a fully licensed event with stocked bars and alcohol allocations available depending on tickets. Therefore, the event is an R18 event – no children are permitted.
Date: 23rd February 2019
Location: 1 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay, Singapore
Tickets: https://urbanpolo.com.sg
Urban Polo have customised the traditional rules of polo and simplified them, so that all polo newcomers will be able to follow the action without any prior knowledge of the game. The game is more fast-paced and compact, creating a more dynamic experience for our guests to be immersed in on the day. Guests will also have the opportunity to meet our star polo players, stomp in the divots and dress to impress, to be in with a chance of winning our ‘Fashion on the Field’ competition.
“I cant wait to bring Urban Polo to the people in Singapore, it’s the perfect city for this exciting new event and we have secured the most amazing venue to showcase the skill of the ponies and the players right in the heart of the city. This is going to be like nothing you have ever seen before”. Sam Hopkinson – Event Director and Pro Player
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