Singapore- Paragon, the premier mall on Orchard Road, has launched a new indoor playground for kids. The spacious and interactive area at Level 5 offers a welcome respite for parents and their children from the shopping and dining.
In addition to the playground, parents can also leave their kids at the Activity Area on the same floor from 11am to 9pm daily to enjoy fun art and craft workshops. The Activity Area is supervised by teachers from Cookademy, a cooking school that offers art and craft workshops for kids, while parents enjoy peace of mind and indulge in retail therapy. The workshops, which are about an hour in duration, are priced at an affordable $25 per session. Citi Paragon Platinum MasterCard members enjoy a special rate of $18 per workshop when they charge the fees to their card.
Paragon Junior, which houses the kids’ concept stores located at the same level, features an exciting mix of tenants offering all things for children under one roof. The offerings include designer kids’ fashion, toys and educational centres, such as Armani Junior, Monnalisa, Gingersnaps, Little Colette, Toys 'R' Us, Mothercare, Mindchamps Preschool, and Kawai Music School.
Citi Paragon Platinum MasterCard members will enjoy even greater perks when they shop at Paragon Junior. With a minimum spend of $50 in a single receipt on the card, cardholders will receive a free activity book and lanyard to kick-start the Citi Paragon Junior Club loyalty programme. Every subsequent $50 spent in any of the 21 shops at Paragon Junior will qualify for more stickers to redeem attractive gifts for their young ones, including ice-cream, $20 Giordano Junior shopping vouchers and a cute robot thumb-drive.
Paragon has commenced its refurbishment project to refresh its interior to offer a more compelling shopping experience and establish itself as a premier Never Out Of Style mall. Business is as usual with operating hours between 10am and 9pm and F&B establishments opening till 11pm daily. The renovation will be fully completed in November 2010.
