Bunnings Courtside Access offers an NBL courtside experience for children, with up to eight New Zealand prize packages across two games. Each package is valued at approximately NZ$1,000, with a total New Zealand prize pool of NZ$8,000. š
Each prize includes seven game tickets: two for adults and five for children. The experience also includes a meet and greet with NBL players and/or coaches, plus a session of court drills and games for the child participants after the game.
Bunnings merchandise is included in a personalised gift bag for the winner, containing a branded basketball singlet, socks and cap. The winner can decide who receives those items.
Travel, accommodation and other costs associated with attending the game are excluded. The winner and their companions must arrange and pay for their own transport. The awarded game may not feature the winnerās favourite team.
About Bunnings Courtside Access: NBL Experience for Kids in New Zealand
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Submission Status
Open
Submission Type
Web Submission, Comment / Essay
Contest Rules
Free entry, limited to one per person. The online form requires a favourite NBL team and a nomination answer of no more than 50 words. Entrants must be adults who are parents or guardians of a child aged 8ā15 on the game date. Entries are judged on merit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can enter this contest?
This contest is listed for eligible residents of New Zealand. Review the official rules before entering to confirm all eligibility requirements.
How often can I enter?
The entry limit is Single. You can enter this contest once.
When does this contest end?
This contest is scheduled to close on December 27, 2026. Enter early when possible, since the official rules may specify a closing time or time zone.
Where can I find the official contest rules?
Use the Official Rules link on this page for the authoritative eligibility requirements, entry limits, deadline, prize details, and winner-selection terms.