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MLP Friendship Carnival

I received many message from friends in March on news and information regarding Hong Kong first My Little Pony Friendship Carnival at AIA Vitality Park. Friends sending to me knowing K is a big fan of the ponies for over a year now. To avoid the crowd, we made arrangements to go after school on 29th,  with 2 of her "after school play buddies". 


Obviously K and Tong are the little fans of MLP, both adores Twilight Sparkle (the purple one) most.  Him wasn't interested in ponies but had fun with the activities.




Entrance fees comes with $20 to be spent at the game booths. 7 free activities to collect stickers for prize drawing. The only charging activities (beside food and drinks booths) are face painting and specially printed photo with characters. Anyway, the ponies are coming out on stage to take pictures with kids and adults, I really don't see necessity to pay for it 🤭





K and her friends enjoyed the carnival. It's small but  definitely worth the money. We spent 2-3 hours there, done all free activities, took pictures with 3 characters, used our credits at the game booths. 


p.s. My little pony is a great cartoon for kids. The episodes are all about positivity, friendships, embracing everyone despite differences, courage and many more positive values. I watch it with K and D, I know the name and specialty of the main characters, its easy for me to quote example when I'm teaching K of some values. She understands better when she can virtualize it.


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