To get an admission ticket, we had to buy 4 cans of Coca-Cola which totaled to RM10. We intended to pick some up at the convenience store there but they ran out of stock so we went back for the drinks after we finished the exhibition.
The ticket said it all. The cup was in Malaysia from 3-5 Jan 2014 but it was only open to public on the 5th.
The backdrop was pretty awesome but somehow my phone camera could not capture its glamour.
The ticket said it all. The cup was in Malaysia from 3-5 Jan 2014 but it was only open to public on the 5th.
The backdrop was pretty awesome but somehow my phone camera could not capture its glamour.
And also, a huge Brazuca, which is the official ball for the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Love the funky design.
They also had a number of activities, including "Bubble Football", which enables players to bump into each other while trying to score goals.
And also, a game of foosball for everyone.
They even had a number game consoles there.
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And also a gaming area where visitors get to play football-related games.
A hologram room was also set up for the football fans.
Fuleco, the mascot for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
If you still have no idea, the 2014 FIFA World Cup is to be held in Brazil on 12 June to 13 July.
They also had a number of activities, including "Bubble Football", which enables players to bump into each other while trying to score goals.
And also, a game of foosball for everyone.
They even had a number game consoles there.
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And also a gaming area where visitors get to play football-related games.
A hologram room was also set up for the football fans.
Fuleco, the mascot for the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
If you still have no idea, the 2014 FIFA World Cup is to be held in Brazil on 12 June to 13 July.
They also showed clips of previous FIFA World Cup matches on the screen, since 1966.
There was also cabinets which showcased Coca-Cola merchandises for the FIFA World Cup.
Also, a free can of Coca-Cola was given out to the visitors.
Last stop of the event is the photo booth where you get to take a photo with the FIFA World Cup trophy! (for free!)They are quite efficient at the photo booth. They have two queues and both of them are equally short as they took the photos very fast. They do not allow any cameras inside the booth though, not even phones or tablets.
And you can just collect the photograph at the booth outside the hall within a few minutes (I didn't count but it probably just took a minute for us).
If you're interested in the route of the trophy tour, check it here Or you could try their Facebook page.
Sorry for the lack of posts. Was a little preoccupied with some stuff including school and I just realised that this is my first post for 2014! Wow. Time really flies. Will update more soon :)
