Minus 5 ice bar in Sydney yet?
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Minus 5 ice bar in Sydney yet?
We will be in Auckland first before heading to Sydney for a few days, so we want to check out the ice bar there if the one in Sydney is not opened yet.
Thanks!
Lauren
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Lauren
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Hi Lauren
If you want to check out an ice bar and you are in Auckland, then go on down to the minus 5 bar on Princes Wharf. This is in an area called the Viaduct. It is in downtown so depending upon where you are staying it is probably walking distance.
Minus 5 is next door to Lenin which is a vodka bar.
http://www.minus5.co.nz/auckland.asp
BTW there are around 50 bars and restaurants in the Viaduct basin. All tastes catered for from Italian to Irish, Seafood to Vege. A few clubs as well.
Hope this helps.
Steve
If you want to check out an ice bar and you are in Auckland, then go on down to the minus 5 bar on Princes Wharf. This is in an area called the Viaduct. It is in downtown so depending upon where you are staying it is probably walking distance.
Minus 5 is next door to Lenin which is a vodka bar.
http://www.minus5.co.nz/auckland.asp
BTW there are around 50 bars and restaurants in the Viaduct basin. All tastes catered for from Italian to Irish, Seafood to Vege. A few clubs as well.
Hope this helps.
Steve
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Hi Neil
You are not an ignoramous mate. (Now there was an opening for a Kiwi). Minus 5 is a bar wher it is literally 5 degrees below zero. You sit on blocks of ice at ice tables, whilst knocking back some very nice (and very cold) cocktails.
The staff monitor you quite closely. Not a good look for a punter to get hypothermia whilst on the premises.
In case you were wondering, all winter clothing is provided.
Cheers (never been more apt)
Steve
You are not an ignoramous mate. (Now there was an opening for a Kiwi). Minus 5 is a bar wher it is literally 5 degrees below zero. You sit on blocks of ice at ice tables, whilst knocking back some very nice (and very cold) cocktails.
The staff monitor you quite closely. Not a good look for a punter to get hypothermia whilst on the premises.
In case you were wondering, all winter clothing is provided.
Cheers (never been more apt)
Steve
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Well, Steve, I did leave myself open there - just wasn't thinking I guess. This has revealed a real masochistic streak in our cousins across the Tasman. Count me out - today's weather in Canberra (maximum of 9, snow on the hills and maybe lower down) is close enough for me, thanks.
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