SingTel customers to “feel the love in the kaleidoscope of lights” at ZoukOut 2010.

Especially for Twitter & Facebook followers, must have seen the update about me receiving a beautiful package. That’s the picture above! So what’s inside this colourful box?

It contained goodies & party accessories from Singapore first talking vending machine that will be available at ZoukOut 2010 dusk-to-dawn music extravaganza on Siloso Beach this December 11th 2010. It will interact with party-goers, dish out wacky ideas and over 40,000 free party accessories, as well as SingTel promotions.

SingTel Kaleidoscope is a giant kaleidoscope that will be there to entertain SingTel customers at the all-night dance party. The first 400 SingTel customers to visit it will enjoy free flow of drinks from 8-11pm!

What are the free party accessories and goodies given by this talking vending machine? Check out the pictures below (hehe)

The party accessories!

Glow Stick for the party!

Breath Control Mints

Hydration Fluid

Panky Hanky

Kaleidoscope

Hunky Magnet

as well as Zouk-a-bot, Magic Key; one-time party entry pass to Zouk, Dial some love; SingTel Mobile Youth plan voucher.

SingTel also has exclusive rewards & discounts at this year’s ZoukOut. SingTel customers will be able to skip the queue, jostle away from crowds; purchase your drinks at exclusive SingTel bar, get rewarded with free flow of drinks at SingTel VIP tent from 8-11pm and recharge you phones @ SingTel Kaleidoscope!

Prior to ZoukOut, check out SingTel Kaleidoscope too at Orchard Cineleisure & Zouk, details below:
Orchard Cineleisure: Dec 4 & 5 (7pm-9.30pm)
Zouk: Dec 3 (11.30pm-2am) | Dec 8 (11.30pm-2am)

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