In just a few weeks, Miami Beach will undergo a glamorous transformation as it hosts a grand polo event brimming with extravagance.
The Beach Polo World Cup, scheduled for April 21-23, stands out as one of the premier beach polo tournaments globally. This year’s festivities are anticipated to draw a distinguished crowd of over 12,000 visitors to the stunning beachfront setting at 20th and Collins.
The chic series of events will take place at Collins Park.
This much-awaited annual affair marks its 10th year, promising attendees a taste of the luxurious lifestyle it embodies.
In addition to the polo matches, attendees will have the chance to witness a range of polo and fashion activities.
Every day, spectators can revel in the high-stakes matches featuring top-notch players from across the globe. The event will showcase eight international teams comprising players from more than 10 nations and boasting over 120 horses.
“We are excited to present the world’s most ancient team sport on the renowned sands of Miami Beach,” mentioned Tito Gaudenzi, the founder and producer of the World Polo League Beach Polo World Cup, Miami Beach, in a press release. “It epitomizes the pinnacle of luxury lifestyle. Visitors can expect a captivating display of world-class sportsmanship, elegance, entertainment, and vibrancy.”
Limited tickets are still up for grabs for the exclusive events lined up for the weekend, including access to The Polo Lounge where guests can enjoy game commentary and music. Food and drink items will be available for purchase here, alongside a fully stocked bar.
The VIP Experience promises the utmost opulence, offering access to a VIP area overlooking the polo field, as well as an array of gourmet treats and spirits on offer.
Take a stroll through the Retail Village before or after the matches, where guests can browse through a selection of boutiques and upscale brands at the outdoor beachfront area adjacent to the VIP enclosure.
After the fourth game each day, The Setai will play host to a social gathering known as Après Polo.
As part of its commitment to giving back and supporting the equestrian community, the event will contribute to charity partners: Museum of Polo and Hall of Fame and The Polo Training Association.
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