March 30, 2017

Timeless Treasure Hunt at the Ayala Museum

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  • What’s a better way to spend Easter Sunday than a fun round of treasure hunt? This holiday, the Ayala Museum and Mystery Manila worked with Bayani Brew, Theo and Philo, and Junior Inquirer for the Timeless Treasure Hunt. Happening on April 16, 2017 at the Ayala Museum, this event is perfect for the kids, and the whole family who’s into adventure and mystery hunts as well.

    A minimum of 1 and a maximum of 4 members per team can play the game, and kids could be accompanied by adults as they will be roaming freely around the museum.  Not only will this activity provide thrill to people who enjoys Easter egg hunts, it will also be a good learning experience for the participants to know more about history and culture of the country through the various art pieces and collections in the museum.

    The price of the activity depends on the number of kids and guardians accompanying them. The price is as follows: 3  kids + 1 guardian: P1275; 2 kids + 2 guardians: P1275; 2 kids + 1 guardian: P1100; 1 kid + 1 guardian: P750. This rate includes the following per team: Timeless Treasure Experience, Museum admission valid for the day, Participation in the Ground Floor Booths, one timeless treasure hunting kid, and one loot bag per kid.

    For more information, please visit Ayala Museum’s website.

    Details:

    What: Timeless Treasure Hunt

    When: April 16, 2017

    Where: Ayala Museum Makati

    Tickets:

    3  kids + 1 guardian: P1275

    2 kids + 2 guardians: P1275

    2 kids + 1 guardian: P1100

    1 kid + 1 guardian: P750

               
               
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