himmel:

kyoko12:

[quote=\"himmel\"]I went on Mon 12/11. Bought tickets for both parks Hello Kitty and The Little Big Club. RM110/pax. I was there at 10.15am to buy tickets and left the park at 4.30pm. I started off with TLBC, but I think it's advisable to start off at Hello Kitty as you need to queue for the activities like Nail Painting, Jewellery Making, Baking Cookies, etc..

Kids enjoyed it very much.

At 1.30pm we headed to Level 1 cafe for lunch but were told only noodles are left. At 2pm, we overheard that there's no food left at that cafe! We then proceeded to Hello Kitty Land and at 3pm, we ordered waffles and amazingly, it's all sold out.

Hi himmel,

Thank you for your review. Wow, seems like there are quite a lot of activities. Is there any additional payment for all the activities at Hello Kitty Land or the admission fee is inclusive of these activities?

But if we are just going to the Hello Kitty Land, it can be done half a day? B'cos you seem to finish in just 2 - 3 hours?

:thankyou: for your review.

If anyone else have other experiences, do share as well.

I think there are 8 activities in Hello Kitty Land, don't need additional payment. I didn't complete all, just went for Nail Painting, visiting Kitty's house, teacup ride, Black something (solving a puzzle), watched the performance and shop for merchandise. We were very tired n the queue for the rest is quite long. If you are going to both parks, try going there early and start off at Hello Kitty Land.[/quote]Hi himmel,

Thank you so much for your reply. Will take note and go early in this case. Will most likely be going end Nov.

himmel:

I went on Mon 12/11. Bought tickets for both parks Hello Kitty and The Little Big Club. RM110/pax. I was there at 10.15am to buy tickets and left the park at 4.30pm. I started off with TLBC, but I think it's advisable to start off at Hello Kitty as you need to queue for the activities like Nail Painting, Jewellery Making, Baking Cookies, etc..

Kids enjoyed it very much.

At 1.30pm we headed to Level 1 cafe for lunch but were told only noodles are left. At 2pm, we overheard that there's no food left at that cafe! We then proceeded to Hello Kitty Land and at 3pm, we ordered waffles and amazingly, it's all sold out.

Hi himmel,

Thank you for your review. Wow, seems like there are quite a lot of activities. Is there any additional payment for all the activities at Hello Kitty Land or the admission fee is inclusive of these activities?

But if we are just going to the Hello Kitty Land, it can be done half a day? B'cos you seem to finish in just 2 - 3 hours?

:thankyou: for your review.

If anyone else have other experiences, do share as well.

sleepy:

Actually Young Scientist is from Malaysia. Ever bought individual copies at RM5 each during a book fair in KL. Unbelievable good price!


But that was because we happened to be there during that book fair period. Unfortunately they do not accept subscription outside Malaysia.

Wah... That's a very good price!

Hmmm... :idea: Subscribe in Malaysia, possible way to save (as my husband had friends in JB),

But it will be very troublesome as everytime have to go in to JB to take the magazine.

Hi,


Have anyone visited or are planning to visit the new Hello Kitty Town in JB? Hope to hear some reviews as we are planning to go up to there in late Nov.

:thankyou:

Funz:

kyoko12:

Thank you for the information.


In this case, does it means that those who are interested in Young Scientists magazine will have to enquire thru Young Scientists Pte Ltd instead?

I had gone to the website, but there are no information on Young Scientist magazines subscription etc...

Called them the subscription website is here

http://youngscientistsreader.com.sg/index.php?option=com_content&view=frontpage&Itemid=1

:thankyou:

Thanks, Funz for your help.

The subscription is now $55 for 10 copies for 2013. In addition, there's also the option to purchase individual copies at their office location...

Thank you for the information.


In this case, does it means that those who are interested in Young Scientists magazine will have to enquire thru Young Scientists Pte Ltd instead?

I had gone to the website, but there are no information on Young Scientist magazines subscription etc…

verykiasumummy:

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big big welcome to u...

:thankyou:

Hi! Newbie in this forum.


Had been reading for some time before finally deciding to register.