Mickey and Minnie Mouse will be at Pavilion Bukit Jalil until February 16, 2025, to celebrate Chinese New Year with festive activities and entertainment. Guests can enjoy meet-and-greets, write wishes on a Wishing Wall, play a giant Snake and Ladders game, and explore pop-up stores with Disney-themed gifts and treats. Shoppers can also redeem gifts with purchase based on their spending amount.
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The Centre Court at Level 2 is all decked out in festive décor, all ready to welcome guests with various activities and entertainment. Children can also have a friendly competition at the Snake and Ladders corner. They’ll be provided with giant dice and magnetic Disney pawns to move around the giant board. Let’s see who reaches the finish line first! Some kids will need an adult’s help to reach the higher boxes though.
Shoppers also stand a chance to enjoy gifts with purchase if they spend a certain amount. The gifts feature Disney characters such as Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, and Goofy on ang pau packets, mini luggages, and tote bags. Guests who spend a minimum of RM250 in a single receipt can redeem a pack of ang pau packets while those who spend a minimum of RM500 get to redeem a tote bag and a set of ang pau packets.
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