Wolf Bargain(Free Bouncy Castle and Peppa)

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 Bouncy Fun(Suntec City Mall)

(Image credit : Suntec Mall website) 


(The Bouncy Castle is huge, it got the kids excited)


Suntec City Mall is organising a free Looney Tunes theme Bouncy Castle from 25 May to 25 June. If you have young kids, it will be a great place for them to burn their limitless energy. Just follow a few steps.


1.) Download the Suntec plus app.

2.) Head down to the mall starting 10.30am to register for a play slot.


3.) Each Suntec plus app can booked up to 4 slots of 20 mins from Monday to Friday and 2 slots for Sat and Sunday. A ticket for each slot is required.


4.) The playing time starts from 11am and end at 9pm with half hourly interval.

(20 slots per day, first come first serve basis)

5.) Parent need to fill up the indemnity form before play are allowed. All safety rules are as follow.


6.) Suitable for Kids 4-12 years old with a minimum height of 85cm.

7.) At least one parent is required to keep a watchful eye on the kids.

8.) Limited slots are on a first come first serve basis. 

9.) Bring your socks or you can get a pair at $4.

As the kids bounce their way around the castle, we as parents bounce around the mall. As the night fall, kids will be counting sheep in lalaland.




Peppa Holiday Time Show (United Square)

(Image credit : United Sq mall)

UOL malls is organising Peppa show at United Sq starting from 9 June to 18 June. Daily shows start at 1pm and 7pm with an additional show at 4pm on Saturday and Sunday. There is no show on Monday 



(Peppa and George)


If you have kids 6 years and below, this will be most suitable for them. Who doesn’t like Peppa? She gives very good advice “If you jump in Muddy Puddles, you should wear your boots”. 


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