MACAU, April 24, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Moomin Wonderful Encounter - Joyous Adventure in Macau gets underway on 22 April at the Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau ("Grand Lisboa Palace"). Until 31 August, fans of all ages can embark on a whimsical journey woven with love by the affable Moomins that is sure to warm the heart and participate in a series of themed activities in a delightful journey of discovery.
Moominvalley has now arrived at the Grand Lisboa Palace, bringing a magical adventure journey.
The exhibition features unique interactions with the Moomins by introducing fun photo booths and delightful surprises at Moomin’s Gashapon Machine.
A 4-metre-tall giant inflatable Moomin has landed in the outdoor space of the West Lobby of the Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, welcoming guests for up-close photo opportunities.
Limited time Moomin souvenir shop offers an attractive selection of Moomin merchandise including Macau-limited items.
Presented by SJM Resorts, S.A. ("SJM") and Iam Creative Industries Co., Ltd., the exhibition features a fuzzy peach tone as its motif, highlighting the kindness and supportive nature of the Moomins, where everyone looks out for one another. As guests roam Moominvalley, they are greeted by the familiar faces of Moomin, Snorkmaiden, Snufkin, Little My, and friends, right out of the novel. There, they can interact creatively with the playful Moomins and bring home iconic merchandise exclusive to Macau from a limited time souvenir shop. At the porte cochere of the resort is a Moomin inflatable, standing 4 metres tall, set to spark a frenzy of selfies; guests can also get a chance to have an up-close photo op with a fuzzy Moomin mascot. Finally, the adventure is completed with delightfully themed Moomin delicacies at the GLP Lobby Lounge.
Moominvalley: A Valley of Dreams and Wonders
The adventure starts from a garden in full bloom, with blossoms as merry and cheerful as the Moomins. Kids can let their imagination fly with drawings and stickers, while showcasing their work. Moomin and Snorkmaiden cuddle up in front of their lodge, watching the Hattifatteners paddle through quiet waters, while the likes of Moominpappa as well as Mrs. Fillyjonk and her kids set out to fish and dance. Here at dreamy Moominvalley, everyone savours the simple pleasures of life.
Unique Interactions with the Moomins
The magical characters of Moomin have endeared fans for generations, and the exhibition finds new ways to tell the classic Nordic story by introducing fun Moomin photo booths that feature photo frames designed exclusively for Macau. Meanwhile, visitors can find delightful surprises at Moomin's Gashapon Machine, a giant toy capsule machine that dispenses SJM exclusive privileges and Moomin-inspired lifestyle merchandise and stationery.
Snap Away with Giant Moomin
At the outdoor space of the West Lobby of the Grand Lisboa Palace Macau, a giant Moomin inflatable that stands at 4 metres tall is sure to produce a slew of selfies from visiting fans. Moreover, Moomin will make special appearances at the exhibition on designated days. Guests who spend a designated amount at any SJM restaurant or retail store can have the chance to take a commemorative photo with the Moomin mascot and receive a Macau-limited photo frame.
Time-limited Retail and F&B Offerings
Moominvalley features a special limited-time "floating hut" souvenir shop, offering a special line-up of Moomin products including Macau-exclusive souvenir items. Visitors can cap off their day at the GLP Lobby Lounge, offering a heartwarming menu of selected delicatessens, desserts and signature drinks themed in true Moomin fashion.
The exhibition extends SJM's series of cultural IP collaborations from the past year, following events like "Miffy Creative Show - Travel in Style" and "Donald Duck 90 - The Fabulous Gallery". This reinforces SJM's dedication to introducing more themed amusement in Macau and diversifying its tourism industry. By attracting a diverse local and international audience across various age groups, SJM aims to bolster Macau's status as a World Centre of Tourism and Leisure.
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