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Frozen FEVER!! Meet & Greet Elsa and Ann in MOA this weekend!

Yes, you read that right - MEET and GREET Elsa and Anna of Arendelle!

And its happening this weekend, Saturday AND Sunday (August 29 & 30) at the Main Mall Atrium of SM Mall of Asia!!

Wonderful news right??




This is truly a once in a lifetime event from the well loved royals of Arendelle.  Let' give them a very warm welcome to the Philippines!  Yes, this is their first time to visit the Philippines!  I think I am more excited than Kailee!  Hahaha..

The event is totally FREE.

Please read through the mechanics.

This event is brought to you by Toy Kingdom!!
Disney Frozen Forever Meet & Greet
                                                                                                           
Here's your chance to meet Princess Anna and Elsa of Arendelle on their visit to Manila and South East Asia!

Date and Venue:
August 29 to 31, 2015 – Main Mall Atrium, SM Mall of Asia

*Queuing starts at 11:00 AM. Event ends at 7:00 PM.

Mechanics:

1.    Event is open to the general public. No minimum spend required.
2.    First come, first serve policy applies. Subject to availability.
3.    Each group shall be issued 1 stub before the Meet & Greet session.
4.    Please use own camera. Strictly one (1) photograph per family/group.
5.    Food, drinks, strollers and sharp & pointed objects are not allowed in the event area.  Participants can deposit their strollers to the Meet & Greet crew and claim as they exit the event area.
6.    Children must be accompanied, supervised at all times and not be left unattended.
7.    Please always take care of your personal belongings and valuables.

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