Explore a world of wonders this Easter at Eastwood City’s Easter Wonderland ♥


Eastwood City is inviting all families to enjoy a globe-trotting Easter adventure at this year’s Easter Wonderland World Explorers on April 20, 2014.



The fun begins at the Main Terminal, where kids can take off into a world of fun with fantastic Easter goodies. They can be part of the World Explorers Parade of Nations at 2PM by dressing up in the costume of their favorite country and even win prizes at the Costume Contest.

Then at 3PM, families can experience games, attractions and treats from countries around the world at 10 exciting World Explorer Destinations.  


At the Main Terminal, families will be treated to a fun Easter program, which includes an Easter Egg painting workshop with Art Attack, meet & greets with popular cartoon characters Alex of Madagascar and Shrek, a ventriloquist act, a magic show, ballet performances and more! Kids should also stay tuned for the awarding of the United Nations Costume Contest at 6PM.
At the African Safari, families can get close to nature with fun animal encounters and activities. Kids can enjoy a pony ride, play with animals at the Petting Zoo and be delighted by the beauty of butterflies at the Butterfly Garden.
At Eataly, kids get to design their own pizza, try pasta jewelry making and take home tasty Italian treats. Meanwhile, little fashionistas would surely love to get a glam makeover at LA Star, with hair styling, nail art, face painting and a red carpet photo booth where they can take a bow.

At the World Market, kids can shop at markets from East to West and take home photos and goodies from around the world. Meanwhile, the Great Wall of Inflatables will surely give them loads of fun as they bounce in monuments from around the world like the Sphinx and the Eiffel Tower.

From Broadway numbers to a planetarium, science and arts come to life at New York State of Mind, a destination full of fun and learning. Kids can check out the Digital Mobile Planetarium and Telescope Workshop, play at the iAcademy Game Van, learn about physics at the Phil. Science Centrum’s exhibit and watch a performance or storytelling session from Trumpets Playshop.

Candy houses, chocolate treats and other confections await families at Sweetzerland, a destination sure to delight dessert loving kids.  At Manila Eats, kids can rediscover the fun of Pinoy games like piko, hampas palayok, sipa and tumbang preso, and win refreshing snacks as prizes.  

For tweens looking for thrills, Tokyo Extreme is their destination to get an adrenaline rush. They can ride the zipline, go karting, play paintball and enjoy arcade games from Timezone.

To start their adventure around the world this Easter, families can buy an Easter Wonderland passport for P550.00, which gives them access to booths, games, give-aways and other great attractions all over Eastwood City. Advance passport selling will be from April 5 -19, 2014 at the Eastwood Mall Concierge, with each passport admitting one kid and two adult companions. 

To learn more about Easter Wonderland World Explorers, guests can call the Concierge at 709-9888, 709-0888, 0917-8380111 or visit www.megaworldlifestylemalls.com. To share their Easter Wonderland experience at Eastwood City, shoppers can use the hashtag: #EastwoodEasterWonderland.


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THANKS, Much Love, Rochelle


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Rochelle Rivera is a lifestyle blogger currently living in the Philippines. She is a Japanese and Filipina Mom of 3 boys, food enthusiast, travel geek, beauty-obsessed individual, and fashion lover.

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2 comments

  1. Mommy LeiApril 17, 2014 at 2:59 AM

    its fun to join family activities like this one. too bad i am not in manila during these dates, My son would love to participate in this kind of event because he got the chance to learn and meet new friends.

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  2. Anita MaritaApril 23, 2014 at 10:56 PM

    What a big Easter egg to paint! I love the feeling of holding a brush and letting paint glide on a surface. I'm sure the kids enjoyed the Easter Egg painting workshop with Art Attack. Would love to try that myself. :)

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