Melbourne Cup at the Shangri-La
Sydney is aflutter with anticipation and excitement for Melbourne Cup 2005. The most fabulous and much awaited day in Australia’s Racing Calendar will take place on Tuesday 1st November so there’s just a few weeks left to buy that fashionable hat, round up friends and colleagues and organise a fantastic venue to watch this memorable event which brings the country to a standstill.
Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney has three great options for your Melbourne Cup celebrations sure to suit all tastes and pockets. Be sure to wear your best Spring Carnival frock to be in with a chance of winning the “High Fashion” contest.
Set your sights high and enjoy a delicious lunch at Altitude, on the hotel’s 36th floor. Where better to celebrate a winner than against the backdrop of stunning harbour views. The four course lunch (set menu) is priced at $155.00 per person and includes French Champagne, Australian wines, beer and soft drinks.
For a more informal gathering, head to Café Mix for a fantastic MelbourneCup buffet, including a choice of fresh seafood, sushi, Indian, Chinese and a dessert bar to die for. Lunch in Café Mix is priced at $95.00 per person and includes Sparkling and Australian wines, beer and soft drinks.
Alternatively, soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Harts Pub, a traditional Aussie pub on the corner of Essex and Gloucester Streets. For $35.00 per person enjoy a tasty lunch buffet and glass of Sparkling wine on arrival. Additional beverages will be charged separately.
All events have live TV coverage of the races, sweepstakes, door prizes and excellent giveaways for the “High Fashion” contest winners, including luxury accommodation at the Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney. TAB betting onsite.
For bookings, please call the Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney on 02 9250 6247.
Graham Muldoon
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