
Come and experience an unforgettable evening at the King’s Ball.
This year’s event will be held at the stunning JW Marriott Hotel on Saturday, 10th October 2026. Inspired by the beauty of an enchanted garden at dusk, we invite you to enjoy a night of elegance, wonder, and delight.
Dress in black tie or embrace the botanical theme, perfectly suited to a romantic and timeless setting, as the venue comes alive with soft hues, twinkling lights, and the alluring surroundings of a hidden oasis.
Indulge in a fine dining experience, complemented by flowing beverages and captivating entertainment, while celebrating alongside fellow King’s parents and friends.
This is an occasion not to be missed, where meaningful moments unfold, and lasting memories are created, long after the twilight fades.
Ticket Pricing
Early Bird (until 1st August): $140.00 per person
General Admission Price: $150.00 per person
Tickets include dinner and 3 hour beverage package
Click below to buy your ticket:
2026 King's Ball Fundraiser
A silent auction will be held on the night, and the money raised from this will support senior students to attend Mission Trips domestically and to developing overseas countries. If you would like to contribute to the King's Ball Silent Auction or are interested in our sponsorship packages, please email the Reedy Creek P & F Association or see the sponsorship and donations tab on the King's Ball Ticket webpage.
Don't miss out on this night of celebration with fellow King parents. We look forward to seeing you there!
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