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National Stadium to be transformed into post-apocalyptic Nerf battleground on 26 October 2019

This year’s Halloween is going to be special with Asia’s first ever zombie survival game that will happen on 26 October 2019 at the National Stadium.

During this day, the National Stadium and the area outside it, will be transformed into a mega play area with zombies taking over the land.

How to Play

Most of the players start as survivors. They run around the premise completing quests sent to them via a mobile app to earn virtual coins. These coins can be used to purchase items from a black market within the game.

However, they have to do all these while avoiding the zombies. Once a zombie tags a survivor by touching him/her, that survivor has to hand over his/her dog tag to the zombie. The survivor then proceeds to a makeup room to get a zombie makeup done and continue the game as a zombie.

As time passes by, the zombie hordes grow and surviving gets harder. The aim of the game is to survive not being tagged by the zombies during the 3.5-hours play time.

Zedtown App

This is the handphone app that survivors must download to play the game. At the beginning, survivors must choose a team to join and to complete quests as a team. (Think Pokemon Go teams)

This handphone app also gives real-time updates of the zombie and survivors count.

Here’s the official trailer to get you excited:

Zedtown Singapore
When: 26 October 2019
Sessions: 12PM & 6PM
Cost: Individual survivor ticket – From S$60

Ticket details, click here.

Images from Zedtown

GV Cinemas to release One Piece Stampede Collectible Cups & Chopper Popcorn Bucket from 31 August 2019

With the latest anime One Piece: Stampede hitting the big screen on 5 September 2019, Golden Village (GV) Cinemas will also be introducing a limited edition of one piece stampede collectible cups and chopper popcorn bucket from 31 August 2019.

The One Piece Collectible Cups retails at S$24.50 comes with either the  Luffy or Chopper topper. It will also come with a complimentary large drink.

The Chopper Popcorn Bucket, on the other hand, is priced at S$49.50 and comes with a large popcorn and large drink set.

Krispy Kreme selling a dozen of Original Glazed Doughnuts for S$12 on 21 August 2019

Krispy Kreme Singapore is offering a dozen of its Original Glazed doughnuts for S$12 from noon onwards today (21 August 2019) at the following locations:

  • Changi Airport T2, #026-015-01/B
  • Income at Raffles, #01-11/12
  • Jurong Point 2, #01-31
  • Suntec City, #01-419/420
  • Northpoint City, South Wing #01-133

In case you miss the 12pm donuts, the next batch will be ready from 4pm onwards. While stocks last.

#KrispyKreme #KrispyKremeSG #12for12

Manekineko SCAPE S$3 for 3 hours promotion returns till 31 August 2019

Due to overwhelming popularity of its S$1 for 1 hour promotion, Karaoke Manekineko Singapore has extended this offer till 31 August 2019.

For this limited period of time, each person just has to pay S$3 nett during weekdays or S$6 nett during weekends for a 3-hour block karaoke session at its *SCAPE outlet.

This offer is however limited to at least 3 guests per booking and no extensions are allowed.

Karaoke Manekineko Singapore (*Scape Outlet)
Where: 2 Orchard Link #03-05
Promotion Period: Till 31st August 2019
Opening hours: 11am – 3am
For reservations: 6755 3113

#ManekinekoSG #Karaoke #JapaneseFamilyKaraoke #CrazyDeal

Swensens introduces Local flavor ice-cream mooncakes with Mickey Mouse designs

As the Mid Autumn Festival draws close (13 September 2019), more eateries are introducing their unique take on mooncakes.

Mickey Mouse Goes Local

This year, Swensens has introduced ice-cream mooncakes with Mickey Mouse designs. There are four flavors and they include the sticky chewy chocolate, Bandung, Cookies ‘N’ Cream and Kaya.

A box of four (one flavor each) comes with a limited edition Mickey Go Local cooler bag and retails at S$69.80.

Other Flavors of Home

Besides Mickey Mouse ice-cream mooncakes, Swensens also has other smaller, local flavored ice-cream mooncakes.

They include familiar taste like the Sedap Chempedak, Sticky Chewy Chocolate, Durian Supreme, Kaya, Yummy Yam and Bandung.

A set of 4 retails at S$42.80. It also comes with an exclusive cooler bag.

Early Bird

There is currently an early bird discount (till 31 August 2019) of 20% for members and 15% for Citi, Diners, HSBC, Maybank, OCBC, Stanchart & UOB Cardholders.

#swensenssingapore #swensens40shiokyears #mooncake #mooncakes #mooncakefestival #halalmooncake #icecreammooncake #midautumn #happymidautumnfestival

Jurong Bird Park to offer free entry for 10 days in September 2019

To celebrate the Wildlife Reserves Singapore Conservation Fund marking its 10th anniversary, the Jurong Bird Park will be offering free tickets to all Singaporeans, Permanent Residents (PRs) and workers holding an Employment Pass (EP Holders) from 6 September 2019 to 15 September 2019.

However, there are eight gated zones that charges a nominal entrance fee from S$2 to S$4.

These include the Indoor Penguin Coast (S$2), Waterfall Aviary (S$2), Wings of Asia (S$2), Lory Loft (S$2), Parrot Paradise (S$2), High Flyer Show (S$4), Birdz of Play (S$4) and Kings of the Skies Show (S$4).

Coupons in sets of $10 will be available for purchase on site.

Free Admission to Jurong Bird Park

When: 6 Sept – 15 Sept
Opening Hours: Daily, 0830hr – 1800hr (Last entry: 1730hr)
Where: Jurong Bird Park (2 Jurong Hill S628925)
Cost: Free

Images from Wildlife Reserves Singapore

A first look at all of the 16 light installations at this year’s Singapore Night Festival

The Singapore Night Festival returns for its 12th edition from 23 – 31 August 2019 from 7.30pm to midnight.

This year, there are 16 light installations featuring works with a Southeast Asian connection, casting a spotlight on folklore and traditions, as well as ideas and talents from around the region.

1. Keep Dreaming

Venue: National Museum of Singapore, Façade

The National Museum of Singapore come to life as three mysterious characters awaken from their deep slumber to embark on an adventure.

2. The Legend of Ramayana

Venue: National Museum of Singapore, Banyan Tree

This show takes the audience on a journey of the Sanskrit epic poem The Ramayana. The epic follows Prince Rama’s quest to rescue his beloved wife Sita from the demon King Ravana, through the eyes of a venerable Banyan tree.

3. Disco Walkway

Venue: Walkway along Stamford Road

The Disco Walkway adds vibrancy to the Stamford Walkway with glowing neon-coloured cubes and music.

4. S.C.U.L.P.T

Venue: Armenian Church

First presented in France, S.C.U.L.P.T has been fully redesigned for its debut in Singapore.

Tailored to fit every square centimetre of the Armenian Church’s centuries-old chevet, this artwork is the perfect marriage of projection mapping and interactivity, allowing visitors to manipulate its form and appearance with simple laser beams.

5. Symbiote

Venue: Walkway along Stamford Road

Wander between thin, seamless fabric into an airy and undulating space, a response to Singapore’s dynamic multicultural and multireligious societal fabric, and be immersed in a manifestation of Singaporeans’ interdependence.

6. Tropicana

Venue: Stamford Court Clock

The Stamford Court clock comes to life with bright and bubbly colours, and an extravagant coating of warm tropical vibes under the sun.

7. Waves of Time

Venue: CHIJMES

This façade projection on the historic CHIJMES chapel re-imagines the journey of the Prince chasing his dream to and around our island.

Explore the depths of the underwater world and encounter the variety of ethnic cultures which came together because of maritime connections, reminding us of how Singapore as a nation has been shaped by centuries of maritime trade and travel.

8. Glow Away

Venue: SMU Campus Green

Filled with various coloured UV-activated slime, snap an IG photo of the Glow Away installation.

10. Lucent

Walk into a magical rainforest amid illuminated trees and a soothing soundscape that transforms the heart of Singapore into an ambient oasis.
Venue: SMU Campus Green

11. Project:Dome – OCISLY

Venue: SMU Campus Green

Scan the OCISLY QR code with your mobile device, select your emoticon and release it to populate the evolving atmosphere of the dome. Feel free to spawn as many emoticons as you want! Ever-changing, festival-goers can expect a different experience each time they visit.

12. Project:Dome – Soul Beads in Harmony

Venue: SMU Campus Green

Taking inspiration from the fusion of cultures that form the unique Peranakan identity, this installation transforms the dome into a mesmerising digital canvas of luminous beadwork.

Each bead features floral, foliage, animals or mythical creatures that are important to Peranakan beliefs. Woven together, the intricate beadwork brings life, meaning and purpose to every beaded motif

13. Project:Dome – The Land Above

Venue: SMU Campus Green

Through the visual language of art, this installation presents abstract geography with traditional motifs from the Nusantara world, giving way to the rising tide of a reimagined cultural kaleidoscope.

Step into this portal where the past collides with the future, and experience the symbiotic relationship between nature & culture.

14. Project:Dome – SOLIS

Venue: SMU Campus Green

In this immersive futuristic dome that brings to life the awe-inspiring spectacle of nuclear fusion, festival-goers come together to activate the power of the sun, generating a bolder, brighter future, where clean, renewable and limitless energy is accessible to all.

15. Project:Dome – Strange Attractions

Venue: SMU Campus Green

Strange Attractions, a body of work spanning thirty years, is based on the mathematics of chaos theory.

The artiste uses this installation to explore natural systems, patterns, and rhythms. Images of these evolving chaotic systems are layered, one moment over next, like waves washing over sand, eventually replaced by the accumulation of those that come after.

16. Work-in-progress

Venue: National Design Centre

A scaffold structure populated with animated light formations brings across endless possibilities of “imagination”, the foundation to Asylum’s pursuit of creativity.

Singapore Night Festival 2019
When: 23 – 31 August 2019, 1930hr – 0000hr
Where: Bras Basah Bugis district
Cost: Admission is free. Ticketing charges apply for selected programs.

Images from Singapore Night Festival

KFC Singapore launches atas new boneless chicken steak

For a limited time only, KFC Singapore has gone fancy with the introduction of a new boneless chicken steak.

The chicken steak, which is 200g of juicy chicken thigh, is prepared using the same Colonel Sander’s recipe.

The O.R. Chicken steak set meal is served with the Original Recipe gravy, junior Cheese Fries and a regular Pepsi Black retails at S$8.95.

The deluxe meal, which comes with an additional piece of chicken retails at S$11.45.

#ORChickenSteak #NoBonesAllMeat

Yishun sushi restaurant offering S$0.70 sushi per plate because of post National Day promotions

Sushi One is a local startup. As a way to show their Singapore pride, they are offering 54% discount on their yellow plate sushi. This means, each plate costs only 70 cents. (Usual Price: S$1.50)

This promotion will happen later today (15 August 2019) from 1130hr to 2200hr. Customers get to choose from a selection of 30 different best-selling sushi dishes  via the conveyor belt.

This promotion is strictly for dine-in only and no custom or special ordering is allowed.

Sushi One S$0.70 Sushi

When: 15 August 2019, 1130hr – 2200hr
Where: Sushi One (Yishun Town Square)
Cost: Yellow Plates at S$0.70