HPA Gaucho International Polo Tickets

The world’s greatest polo players will fly in from around the globe to compete in this prestigious tournament in three international matches, all vying for the honour of taking home the championship.

It is confirmed that England will take on the mighty Argentina, with England Captain Jamie Morrison going mallet-to-mallet with Argentinian rival Nacho Figueras.

The event kicks of Britain’s famous summer season in style offering delicious South American fayre by Gaucho, live music and DJ’s alongside the Polo.

The venue will also be host to the largest consumer tasting of Argentina’s wines ever staged in Europe – 40 of Argentina’s best wineries will fly over especially for the occasion, presenting over 200 wines.

Guests will can enjoy live music and DJ’s in addition to a VIP after party at Indigo2. Veuve Clicquot will be creating a unique Champagne garden for the evening and Tanqueray gin will be hosting a ring-side party and hospitality package. The Club Gaucho premium hospitality package includes meeting the players, Veuve Clicquot reception, VIP access to the arena, access to the after party and more. 

Spectators can opt to arrive in style and enjoy Thames side views on board the ‘Polo Express Clipper’ a 150 seated Catamaran.

Martin Williams, Operations Director for Gaucho said: “The event will be our biggest and most spectacular yet. We’ve added our own South American Festival twist, bringing in wine and live music alongside our partner The Hurlingham Polo Association who along with us, will be delivering another world class sporting event.”

David Woodd, Chief Executive of HPA Polo comments: “Congratulations to Gaucho for once again bringing the game of polo to The 02 arena and thus providing the opportunity for people to experience the skill of these top players and the athleticism of their ponies.” 

Michael Amoore, Chairman of the Hurlingham Polo Association Arena Polo Committee and the Arena International Committee said: “This year Argentina will be seeking revenge for last year’s penalty shoot-out defeat by England. Scotland meanwhile waits confidently in the wings for the opposition to come forward after sending Ireland back with a defeat in their hearts in 2012."