Age is but a number for us sweet tooths – we’re never too old to enjoy a good ol’ lollipop. For those who can’t resist the sugar, dive into Changi Airport’s latest Chupa Chups pop-up – aptly named Changi’s Sweetest Treat. It’s a candy wonderland at Terminal 3 that you can catch from now till 3rd May 2022.
From Chupa Chups lolly sculptures of all sizes to a pastel kids’ playground, here’s what you can expect at Changi’s Sweetest Treat:
The pastel aesthetic is uber-cute and dreamy.
Our Candy Crush dreams have come to life at the Chupa Chups Playground. Spot a colourful carousel and a Ferris wheel with lollipops for seats. You’ll be snappin’ pics for the ‘Gram in no time.
The candy-themed playground photo set will keep the tots entertained without the need for a tablet.
If you’ve ever had the debate on which is the best Chupa Chups flavour, well, it seems like Strawberry reigns in the larger-than-life installation in front of the departure hall.
This is the largest Chupa Chups lollipop sculpture in Singapore standing at almost 4m tall and 7m wide. It’s surrounded by other smaller ‘pops of other Chupa Chups flavours that are just as IG-worthy.
While we headed towards Kopitiam at Basement 2 for lunch, we spotted another Chupa Chups set. Featuring an adorable pastel candy bus, this setup will appease little ones who love all things colourful.
Kiddos can scamper around the glowing candy tunnel, but adults needn’t feel shy to do the same.
The candy tunnel is in fact an optical illusion set, which lives up to its trippy nature. Get a friend to be your photographer and position yourself at just the right spot marked by a sticker on the floor – it’s as if you could almost taste the lollipop.
If you’re headed towards Jewel, make a pit stop at the Chupa Chups Garden next to the link bridge. Amidst the staple greens of Changi Airport that we’re familiar with, there are lolly blooms “dancing” along to the Chupa Chups jingle that can be heard around all the photo op areas.
The workshop venues are around T3 as well – at the Colonial Club, The Planet Traveller, and the Bikanervala.
Parents looking to make the March holidays count can check out the S.M.A.R.T workshops. Kids can try their hand at cupcake decorating or bento felt craft, and even pilot robotics. Workshop passes start from $33 but a $50 spend will score you discounted prices per pass.
Note: Workshop passes can only be purchased through the iChangi App.
The merch has got the iconic lollipop motifs plastered all over them so you look cute while being #environmentallyfriendly.
If you can’t get enough of the retro lollipop brand, you’ll want to pick up some Chupa Chups collectibles. Hold on to your $50 receipt to redeem these exclusive Cooler Bags and Lunch Boxes at $8.90 each. Plus, you get a free Foldable Bag for every purchase of a Cooler Bag or Lunch Box*.
Simply make the purchase from the iChangi App and head down to the redemption counter located within the Candy Bus at the Chupa Chups Optical Illusion (Basement 2) with the receipt and confirmation email to pick up your goodies.
Check out the other Chupa Chups merch like stationery and T-shirts to show off your love for the confectionary brand.
*Limited to the first 2,000 redemptions only.
Changi’s latest pop-up is sure to bring a wave of nostalgia for many who love the sweet treat. With its refreshing splashes of pastel and fun photo ops, the Chupa Chups pop-up is the spot to visit the next time you’re at Changi Airport, even if you’re not flying off.
Date: Now till 3rd May 2022
Opening hours: 24 hours, Daily
Redemption hours: 11am-10pm, Daily
Address: 65 Airport Boulevard, Changi Airport Terminal 3, Singapore 819663
Changi’s Sweetest Treat website
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