An Easter egg hunt around the city

Here are fun places in Metro Manila to spend Easter Sunday in


Paint an egg with Sip&Gogh at Century Mall

After visiting the numerous historic churches in the metro, celebrate Easter Sunday at Century City Mall with Easter Sunday’s Art & Mystery. This all-day event (11 am to 5 pm), in collaboration with Mystery Manila, Sip & Gogh, and Taters, is jampacked with family-friendly activities for everyone to enjoy.

To participate, shoppers just need to present a ₱500 worth of receipt from any Century City Mall store dated April 9 and they can join in on the fun at Level 1, Main Atrium. Participants will get to flex their minds to solve four stations of Mystery Manila games.

Aside from testing your mental skills, you can also practice your creativity with Sip & Gogh’s Easter Egg-painting activity. All that action means that your stomach would need to be filled, too. Worry not—Taters will provide all participants with free popcorn before they leave the activity area.

Want to score some movie tickets? If you’re looking forward to watching that new release that you’ve been seeing rave reviews about, dress up as the Easter Bunny and head on to the Concierge for not just one, but two free cinema passes.

Join a kiddie party at Richmonde

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Even if you’re not availing of the Easter Eggsperience Room Package, which starts at ₱3,800 for two adults and two children below five years old, you can join the Richmonde kiddie party on Sunday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the ballroom and Amberly-Belmont rooms. Highlighted by a sumptuous snack buffet and food carts, Easter egg hunt, kiddie show with musical performances, and a bear-themed costume contest, plus photo booth, loot bags, games and prizes, the event promises to be a fun-filled Easter celebration to remember. Tickets are at ₱1,499 nett per child or adult. Children two years old and below are free if accompanied by a paying adult.

Go on an adventure at Dreamplay

Especially curated for children, the VIP pass (₱3,999) allows participants access to egg-citing activities and 12 attractions, a brunch buffet, and a meet and greet with well-loved DreamWorks characters like Shrek, Princess Fiona, Puss in Boots, Master Ping Xiao Po, Mei Mei, Tigress, King Julien, Alex the Lion, and Trolls Poppy and Branch. The activities include chocolate egg hunt at 11 a.m., a separate hunt for DreamPlay special eggs to win prizes, magic show with balloon twisting, egg mold coloring, and parade at The Shoppes at the Boulevard.

For parents and guardians accompanying their children, non-participating pass (₱1,999) comes with access to the Easter event, a brunch buffet, and meet and greet with DreamWorks characters. The brunch buffet at Chez Gingy will be open from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Have an egg-cellent celebration at The Peninsula

The Peninsula Manila’s youngest guests can delight in egg-cellent Easter activities in the Rigodon Ballroom, from face painting and Easter toy making to Easter egg coloring and magic shows. Easter won’t be complete without a visit from the Easter Bunny, who will be helping children fill their Easter baskets with eggs hidden in the “It’s a Small World” maze filled with colorfully vivid and fantastical scenes representing the cities where different Peninsula hotels are located.

Children from one to 12 can join the “It’s a Small World” Easter Adventure and Egg Hunt that takes place from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.  A lavish afternoon merienda buffet will be served in Rigodon Ballroom. Other activities include egg painting, Pin the Crown, paper toy costume making, face painting, magic and musical show, and photo booths.  The price is ₱4,000 for one child 12 years old and below and an adult, and ₱2,800 for an additional child or adult.

Visit Candyland at Crimson Hotel

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On April 9, the Crimson Grand Ballroom transforms into a land of candy-coated wonder. Guests will be treated to an unforgettable Easter adventure celebration with exciting games, a special egg hunt, a fun interactive show, costume and egg-decorating contests, and a scrumptious Easter snack buffet. The ticket rate is ₱1,350 net per person.

For the Easter and long weekend holidays, indulge in a staycation at Crimson Hotel Manila. The hotel’s exclusive packages start at just ₱7,999 for a Deluxe room for one night or ₱13,300 for a two-night stay. Each package includes two tickets to the much-anticipated Easter Adventure in Candy Land on April 9, a special Easter welcome amenity, and other exclusive perks.

Gather most eggs at the Manila Marriott and Newport Mall

Get lost in a magical adventure filled with festive food, a friendly mascot, and a captivating magician for ₱3,900 nett per person. Kids who join the Easter Egg Hunt can win vouchers and gift certificates for the most eggs collected on Easter Sunday.

The celebration of Easter continues from the hotels to the Newport Mall. Take the kids to the Easter Party at The Plaza 2F Newport Mall. To join, guests need only present a single purchase receipt worth at least ₱1,000 from the ToysRUs Toy Fair, and a single receipt worth ₱1,000 from any of Newport Mall’s dining, shopping, amusement, and wellness establishments. At the Easter Party, kids can join the festivities featuring some of the hottest toys of the year, an Easter egg hunt, costume contest, and more fun and games.