Lego Store is here in Trinoma!
Fun, intuitive and simple – these are the hallmarks of toy design
that made the LEGO bricks and minifigures the most beloved toys worldwide. A
brainchild of carpenter Ole Kirk Kristiansen who introduced it in Denmark
stores in 1932, the brand soon went global and it did not take long when it
became a hit in the Philippines, earning a steadily growing following from
children and those young at heart who use each LEGO piece to build toys and
realities straight from their imagination.
Encapsulating the dream of its founder to “inspire and develop the
builders of tomorrow,” the global toymaker continues to expand its presence in
the Philippine market by opening LEGO’s Third Certified Store in Trinoma Mall,
Quezon City on November 12, 2016.
A LEGO
Certified Store offers the following unique features that inspire and develop
the builders of tomorrow through creative free play and developing the
imagination:
- Pick-a-Brick wall (PAB) – a custom-built fixture filled with LEGO bricks and elements where shoppers can hand-pick and select what they need to build something based on their own design and imagination.
- Fully assembled LEGO sets around the circumference of the store to inspire LEGO fans.
- An interactive play area that’s prominently positioned in the centre of the store to give children a “hands-on, minds-on” experience with LEGO bricks.
- Exclusive LEGO sets are available
The store is the third in a series of stores that will open from
Manila to Davao in the country under LEGO’s “Better With Every Brick” campaign.
LEGO together with UNICEF Philippines, UN’s agency that supports children’s
welfare, will work together to help build the first National Centre for
Children with Disabilities in Philippine General Hospital. To support UNICEF’s
program, a portion of the sales at LEGO Certified Stores in the country will be
donated for the Centre’s construction. LEGO will also issue a cheque worth Php
500,000 as part of the fundraising drive to raise a total of Php 10 Million for
the construction of the Centre.
“The LEGO brand goes beyond being one of the top global toymakers,
we are a beloved builder of childhood fantasies. We aim to inspire and engage
the world’s builder by injecting fun into play. This partnership with UNICEF
Philippines resonates well with this dream to extend the opportunity to help more
children by bringing the National Centre for Children with Disabilities to
reality,” said LEGO executive.
“And LEGO fans can pitch in this initiative of making the world
‘Better With Every Brick,’” said LEGO executive.
The LEGO Northern Invasion would not be complete without exciting
deals for the whole month of November:
For a minimum single receipt purchase of P5999.75 on any LEGO item/s
from the LEGO Certified Store TriNoma from Nov 12 to 30, 2016, P1000 of the
sale proceeds will go to UNICEF to help build the Centre. As an exclusive
treat, LEGO fans can get a FREE engraving service on one, white 1x6 LEGO brick
to personalize their LEGO Store Sets!
Also, LEGO fans and lovers can purchase LEGO poly bags in support of
the fundraising campaign for the National Centre for Children with Disabilities
where 100% of the proceeds from the sale of each poly bag will be donated to
this UNICEF project. Each collectible poly bag featuring four different designs
sells for P100 each and comes from the LEGO Ninjago, LEGO Juniors, LEGO Friends
and LEGO NEXO Knights lines.
Last but definitely not the least, the long awaited LEGO Disney
Castle Set will have an exclusive first release at the LEGO Certified Store
TriNoma! What’s more, for customers who purchase the set, P1000 will be donated
on their behalf to UNICEF for the construction of the Centre!
It’s the brick that keeps on building!
Visit the LEGO Certified Store TriNoma at Level 1 Mindanao Wing,
open from Mondays to Thursdays from 10:00AM to 9:00PM, Fridays to Sundays from
10:00AM to 10:00PM.
#BetterWithEveryBrick
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Was the Lego for P100 happened in just one day just like last time they opened in BGC or is it still ongoing?
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