Alviera, the mixed-use development rising in Porac, Pampanga played host to the first game show-inspired playground in the world. Guest young and old experienced outdoor fun and wacky games inspired by hit TV shows like Takeshi’s Castle, Wipeout, and Gladiators in a one-day summer festival.
Alviera Go Play was a full day of lively games, mental and physical challenges, foamy frolic, bouncy inflatables, prizes, food and music. The last fling of the summer featured the craziness of Human Foosball, runners in a Wacky Inflatable Obstacle challenge, Agawan Base players dressed in zorb balls, and lay-ups with binoculars in Binocular Basketball. Active challenges delighted and challenged guests such as kicking a goal without wobbling, but only after spinning yourself silly in Dizzy Penalty Kick.
Every hour throughout the day there was a foam bash party. Kids aged 13 years old and below were treated to an exclusive inflatable play area. The water obstacle course where players had to avoid giant swinging balls to get to the end was a challenging crowd-pleaser.
Alviera Go Play is a partnership between Alviera and Runtertainment, the company behind Outbreak Manila, Slidefest Philippines and Breakout Philippines. Players sampled the Breakout Philippines Escape Room Game at the event, and had a real taste of the game’s excitement and mystery.
"We are all about memorable moments, big laughs, and team work. Go Play offered young and old a fun-filled festival atmosphere of games, music, food, drinks, foam pits, and lots of selfie opportunities," said Angelo Cruz, Runtertainment Managing Director.
Alviera Go Play ran like an outdoor arcade where players can earn more tickets or exchange them for prizes. A Regular Go Player was allotted one to 10 points, while the Extreme Go Player had 20 points. Children aged 7 and below registered as Go Kids Player and started off with 10 points. Each activity required points to join in. Every successful activity gained a player more points. Players “refilled” points at the point refilling station and winners exchanged points for souvenir items.
The Alviera Go Play also featured the thrilling attractions of SandBox for a full outdoor summer adventure. Go Players had an opportunity to enjoy SandBox attractions like the Giant Swing, Aerial Walk, Adventure Tower free fall, wall climbing, and Avatar One rollercoaster zipline.
“Alviera Go Play was truly a signature event to cap off the summer,” said Jomi de Guzman, Alviera Project Development Manager. “This is the kind of experience one enjoys in Alviera, the kind that lets everyone participate in the fun and appreciate the outdoors.”
Alviera, an Ayala Land development in partnership with Leonio Land, is envisioned to become a regional growth center of Central Luzon. The 1,100 has. master-planned estate will include residential communities, commercial establishments, academic institutions and offices. Upcoming developments include the Alviera Country Club and the Alviera Industrial Park.
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