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Home / Travel / Travel News / BRINGING ANIMATION CHARACTERS TO LIVE AT MATTA FAIR 2016

BRINGING ANIMATION CHARACTERS TO LIVE AT MATTA FAIR 2016

March 9, 2016 by StrawberrY Gal

The highly anticipated Movie Animation Park Studios (MAPS) will participate in the Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) Fair from 11-13 March 2016.
Touted as Asia’s first movie animation theme park, MAPS will offer irresistible ticket prices at both MATTA Fair locations in Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC), Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh Parade, Perak.
Visitors at the Fair will be given the opportunity to snap tickets at the following deals:
1.      Dream Day Passes* (Single Day passes)
·       Adult pass at RM 95 (Normal price: RM 155)
·       Children (Age 3-11) pass at RM 75 (Normal price: RM 125)
2.      Dream Annual Passes* (12 months)
·       Buy three passes with one complementary
·       Dream Annual Passes are priced at RM 280 (Adult) / RM250 (Child) each
3.      Dream Perak Passes* (12 months)
·       Buy four passes with one complementary
·       Dream Annual Passes are priced at RM 180 (Adult) / RM150 (Child) each
Apart from tickets offer, MAPS will also bring a sneak peek of MAPS at the booth with the theme park’s animation characters appearance including Mr Peabody and Sherman together with lucky draw activities and contest with attractive prices.
Look out for MAPS in Hall 3, booth 3021 – 3024 in PWTC, Kuala Lumpur and booth 9 –10 in Ipoh Parade, Perak.
For the latest updates on MAPS, visit www.mapsperak.com or follow MAPS on facebook.com/mapsperak.

Filed Under: Travel, Travel News Tagged With: MAPS

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