What services can I use? Do all the aircrafts have Wifi? No, not yet. But all the aircrafts are to be equipped with Wifi by How many devices are allowed to connect? You will need to update this passcode every three months. The free Wi-Fi is limited to 1GB per day. Not only are they great for picking up some leaflets, but more than 32 of them offer free Wi-Fi. Most of them are usually a decent connection for browsing websites and checking emails.
While many accommodations charge for Wi-Fi in New Zealand, some kind hostels, motels and holiday parks do offer free Wi-Fi — sometimes even unlimited. No joke! This can really help pass the time when waiting for your flight. He has lived, worked and travelled across 16 different countries before calling New Zealand home.
He has now spent over a decade in the New Zealand tourism industry, clocking in more than activities across the country. Robin is also the co-founder of several other South Pacific travel guides. By using this website you agree to our Privacy Policy and the terms of use within it. Contact — Disclaimer. There is complimentary internet kiosk located on the mezzanine floor but you are asked limit your session to 15 minutes as a courtesy to others.
Palmerston North airport — free wifi is available inside the terminal building. To connect on your own device, search for the InspireFreeWifi network in your wifi settings. Queenstown airport — there is free internet access in airport for 1 hour in every 4 hour period. If you need more than 2 hours there is an option to pay for additional access.
For more details on this visit the Auckland Airport website. The Skycity complex is nice and easy to find in Auckland — just head to the massive Skytower!!! Underneath is a hotel and casino complex which also provides a free wifi service to visitors.
Just head inside the foyer and search for the free wifi on your internet enabled device. If you are having trouble connecting to this wifi head to the i-site visitor centre which also offers free wifi. As a traveller to New Zealand you will quickly learn that the i-sites are a treasure trove of tourist information and leaflets. You can also book activities and accommodation through them with no additional charges. Many of the visitor centres now offer free wifi but these ones in Auckland are the best bet if you are in town:.
Spark is one of the largest telecommunications companies in New Zealand and they offer landlines, mobile contracts and broadband. To setup the trial you will need an NZ phone number that accepts txt messages. To find a wifi point look out for the pink phone boxes or visit the Spark store which is on Queen St. So why not get a small drink and surf away?!
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