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Liquor ban areas
Central city and specific shopping/business areas
The following shopping/business areas have a liquor ban in place 24 hours a day,
seven days a week.
Parks, reserves and associated car parks
Auckland isthmus
A liquor ban will be in place at all parks and reserves, and their associated
car parks in Auckland isthmus
- seven days a week
- between 10pm to 8am during daylight saving time, and
- between 8pm to 8am outside daylight saving time.
Please note: where a park or reserve borders a beach, the beach is included in the liquor ban area down to the high tide mark.
Wider Otahuhu area
A liquor ban will be in place in all parks and reserves, and their associated
car parks in the wider Otahuhu area
- 24 hours a day
- seven days a week
List of parks this ban applies to:
- Atkinson Corner
- Bedingfield Memorial Park
- Bert Henham Park
- Church Street Foreshore
- Convoy Lane
- Deas Reserve
- Fairburn Reserve
- Flat Rock Reserve
- Frank Grey Foreshore
- Hillside Reserve
- Ian Shaw Park
- Joe F Stanley
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- John McAnulty Reserve
- Jolson Reserve
- Lippiatt Reserve
- Luke Foreshore Reserve
- Luke Street Esplanade Reserve
- Luke Street Reserve
- Mataroa Reserve
- McManus Park
- Mt Richmond Domain
- Murdoch Foreshore
- Murphy Park
- Naill Burgess Reserve
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- Nelson Foreshore
- Nixon Monument Reserve
- Otahuhu Cemetery
- Otahuhu College Memorial Field
- Portage Canal Foreshore Reserve
- Schroffs Reserve
- Seaside Park
- Stringers Point Reserve
- Sturges Park
- Tamaki Bridge Foreshore Reserve
- Walters Foreshore Reserve
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Waiheke Island - beaches, parks and reserves
A liquor ban will be in place at all beaches, parks and reserves on Waiheke Island
- seven days a week
- between 10pm to 8am during daylight saving time, and
- between 8pm to 8am outside daylight saving time.
A liquor ban is also place at the Oneroa business area.
The liquor ban is active in Ocean View Road between the Korora Road and
Puriri Road intersections. It includes any public place adjacent to this roading, including the two service lanes running parallel to Ocean View Rd,
being, Oneroa Village Lane and the southern service lane and including the
Ocean View Rd viewing platform located at 149 Ocean View Road.
Major event liquor ban - Eden Park surrounds
A liquor ban will be in place in the streets surrounding Eden Park, 12 hours
before and after any major events held at Eden Park.
Eden Park surrounds (1031kb PDF)
Note: a major event is defined by Auckland City Council as one with an
expected crowd of greater than 5000 people.
Council car parks (open air and car park buildings)
A liquor ban will be in place at council car parks (open air and car park buildings)
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Disclaimer regarding liquor ban area maps
All deliberate care has been taken to accurately map the public places within
a shopping/business areas that have a liquor ban in operation. The meaning given
to public place is defined in the Auckland City Council Bylaw Part
14 - Liquor Control in Public Places (Part 14.0 Definitions).
This information is accurate as per the date on the maps.
Updated September 2010
