Changi Celebrates Festive Season with Angry Birds Theme

Changi Celebrates Festive Season with Angry Birds Theme

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Starting today, 16 November 2012, a massive space shuttle, in the form of a gigantic Super Red Bird from Angry Birds Space, takes centre stage at the Terminal 3 Departure Hall of Changi Singapore Airport, taking off daily - on the hour from 6am to 8am and 5pm to 11pm daily - with a display of interactive lighting and sound effects.

Measuring 13 metres wide and 3 floors high, this giant spacecraft is the centrepiece of Changi Airport’s festive celebrations this year-end season.

Until 6 January 2013, Changi Airport’s terminals will be fully decked out in cheerful space-inspired festive decorations, with exciting activities galore – all based on the Angry Birds Space theme, including an indoor activity lounge for children, handicraft workshops, plush toy giveaways, music performances, and other delightful treats.

Located just before Terminal 3’s Departure Immigration (near Check-in Row 6), the vibrant giant space shuttle centrepiece is surrounded by colourful Christmas ornaments adorning its launch pad, making for captivating photo opportunities.

At the event area, visitors can pose for photos with special Angry Birds Space augmented reality markers and get their photos snapped by professional event photographers, for the creation of their own animated Angry Birds e-greeting Christmas card.

The fun continues inside the space shuttle. Upon entering the spacecraft, a vivid display of space imagery creates the magical experience of piloting a spaceship in the video world of Angry Birds Space, the latest version of the popular Angry Birds game that has taken the world by storm. As the storyline of the game goes, evil space pigs have stolen the Angry Birds’ eggs and the birds are out on a rescue mission to get back their eggs from outer space.

Exciting Activities

As a year-end holiday special just for children, the area at Terminal 3’s Departure Check-in Row 11 has been transformed into an Angry Birds Space Lounge offering various play activities for kids aged three to 12 years old. These include ‘Space Adventure’ – a space-themed indoor playground with fun obstacles, slides and a gigantic ball pit; ‘Out to Space’ – featuring trampolines on a planet, where kids can experience the thrill of jumping up and down space surfaces; ‘Bouncy Balls’ - a toddler activity area with big bouncy balls and inflatable catapults; and ‘Cool Zone’ - a multimedia station, where die-hard fans can enjoy the popular Angry Birds Space game on large touch-screen monitors.

The lounge is open daily from noon to 10pm and each child is allowed a maximum playing time of 30 minutes. For a single entry into the lounge, guests must present any single-day receipt with a minimum spend of Sin$20 or Sin$15 for Changi Rewards members.

What’s more, visitors are not likely to leave Changi Airport empty-handed this festive season. Over at Terminal 3’s Basement 2, children and adults alike can participate in fun handicraft workshops to produce creative memorabilia of Angry Birds Space characters - such as an Angry Birds Space 3-D model, a clock and tote bag - which they can bring home as a souvenir of their visit to Changi.

The workshops are available daily from noon to 10pm. For a single entry into one of the workshops, guests must present up to two receipts combined with a minimum spend of Sin$60 or Sin$40 for Changi Rewards members.

Angry Birds Space Plush Toys for Collection

A full set of all seven Angry Birds Space characters are available for collection, each toy redeemable with a minimum spend of Sin$60 in Changi Airport’s public areas (Sin$120 in supermarkets), and Sin$150 in the transit areas. One new character will be launched for redemption at the public areas each week.

Surprising Moments

To add to the festive atmosphere at Changi Airport, travellers arriving into Singapore can look forward to some festive serendipity in the form of surprising delightful treats.

For instance, arriving passengers may be pleasantly surprised to be greeted with a colourful assortment of candies placed in an uncovered luggage bag positioned near the baggage claim belts in the Arrival Halls.

Leading up to Christmas Day, performers will belt out familiar Christmas tunes as they roam the terminals on a buggy dressed up like a sleigh, spreading festive cheer to passengers and airport visitors.

These musical performances will be available during the weekend of 14-16 December and from 21 to 25 December 2012.