Agrodome
Agrodome

Agrodome

Free admission
Western Road, Ngongotaha, Rotorua

The Basics

An entrance ticket to the Agrodome typically includes a Farm Tour, Farm Show, or both. Visitors ride an all-terrain vehicle through North Island pasturelands and lend a hand to milk a cow or bottle-feed a baby goat, and watch a carding and spinning demonstration at the century-old Woollen Mill. Visitors can tour the Agrodome as part of a full-day tour of Rotorua, or explore the farm only on a dedicated 3-hour excursion.

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Agrodome Farm Experience including Farm Show and Farm Tour - Rotorua
Agrodome Farm Experience including Farm Show and Farm Tour - Rotorua
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US$30.84 per adult
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Nice experience at Agrodom farm
The experience beyond my expectations. There were only 6 persons in the audience for the show. Everyone got on the stage to participate feeding the lamb, milking the cow. We also learned different kinds of sheep. The sheep dog show was also interesting. On the farm tour, we fed sheep, alpaca, ostrich, learned and saw many animals and tasted honey. It’s worth the visit.
CHUNGYI_N, Jul 2023
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Things to Know Before You Go

  • This educational experience is suitable for all ages and allows families to participate in farming activities; children under 5 years old enter free.

  • Choose between an Agrodome Farm Show or Farm Tour, or select both.

  • Day trips combine the North Island’s top attractions, such as the Hobbiton Movie Set, Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland, and Rainbow Springs Nature Park.

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How to Get There

The Rotorua Agrodome is located at 141 Western Road, Ngongotaha, only 6 miles (10 kilometers) from Rotorua. The farm is served by excellent public transport from the city center. For those with a car, it’s a 10-minute drive from the city center and 2.5 hours from Auckland Airport. Most guided day trips provide round-trip hotel transport.

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When to Get There

This must-see attraction is open daily from 8:30am to 5pm. The Agrodome remains open in all weather conditions and during all public holidays, including Christmas Day. The Farm Shows and Farm Tours (each lasts one hour) are scheduled throughout the day.

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For Adventure Seekers

There is an adrenaline-fueled side to the Agrodome. Visitors can “zorb” down a long, grassy hill, which essentially means standing in a large plastic ball and rolling yourself downward. There’s also the option to take a ride on the cheek-flapping swing bridge, or go flying inside of a wind tunnel. Visitors can even go bungee jumping.

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Frequently Asked Questions
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