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LOOK: What to expect from 'game show-inspired playground'
LOOK: What to expect from 'game show-inspired playground'
ABS-CBN News
Published May 31, 2016 04:15 PM PHT
MANILA - The world's first "game show-styled playground" is set to open in June at Ayala Land's township project in Pampanga.
MANILA - The world's first "game show-styled playground" is set to open in June at Ayala Land's township project in Pampanga.
Ayala Land's 1,100-hectare development Alviera will host the playground, called Go Play, on a one-day festival on June 11.
Ayala Land's 1,100-hectare development Alviera will host the playground, called Go Play, on a one-day festival on June 11.
Jomi de Guzman, Alviera project development manager, said the playground is inspired by TV game shows like "Takeshi’s Castle," "Wipeout," and "Gladiators."
Jomi de Guzman, Alviera project development manager, said the playground is inspired by TV game shows like "Takeshi’s Castle," "Wipeout," and "Gladiators."
Among the features of the playground are the Agawan Base in "zorb balls," Human Foosball, Sumo Relay, and Extreme Jack & Poy.
Among the features of the playground are the Agawan Base in "zorb balls," Human Foosball, Sumo Relay, and Extreme Jack & Poy.
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Aside from the games, a foam party will also be held every hour where a local DJ will be onstage to play music.
Aside from the games, a foam party will also be held every hour where a local DJ will be onstage to play music.
De Guzman said around 3,000 people are expected to participate in the event organized by Runtertainment.
De Guzman said around 3,000 people are expected to participate in the event organized by Runtertainment.
Ayala Land earlier said it is spending P90 billion to develop Alviera, which is envisioned to become a regional growth center in Central Luzon.
Ayala Land earlier said it is spending P90 billion to develop Alviera, which is envisioned to become a regional growth center in Central Luzon.
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