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Animal Day Out: Roar, Splash, and Flutter in Cebu

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June 26, 2025

Animal Day Out: Roar, Splash, and Flutter in Cebu

Looking for a wild adventure without leaving Cebu?

Whether you’re into fierce predators, graceful birds, or underwater wonders, Cebu offers the perfect animal-filled escapes for families, barkadas, or solo explorers. From thrilling safaris to serene sanctuaries, get ready for a day of fun, learning, and unforgettable encounters with nature!

Cebu Safari & Adventure Park

Welcome to Cebu Safari, one of the largest wildlife parks in the Philippines. Enjoying this 170-hectare sanctuary, home to a thousand animals, including those species that are exotic like giraffes, lions, and zebras. Enjoy exciting attractions, including the African Savannah, Bird of Prey Show, and Safari Tram Ride, which are perfect for families and nature lovers. Cebu Safari offers a fun and educational escape into the wild. Plan your visit today and create unforgettable memories!

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

Open Daily From 8:20 AM – 5:00 PM

Entrance Fee

Weekdays and Non-Holiday: ₱1,100
Weekdays and Non-Holiday Kids Between 2-3 Feet: ₱550
Weekends and Holidays: ₱1,300
Weekends and Holidays Kids Between 2-3 feet: ₱650.00
Below 2 Feet: Free

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: 09542987958 / 09542987898
Facebook Page: https://web.facebook.com/cebusafari
Email: [email protected]

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Brgy. Corte, Carmen, Cebu

By Car: Cebu City, drive north via the Cebu North Road (also known as the Central Nautical Highway) toward Carmen. Once you reach the town proper, follow the directional signs leading to Barangay Corte, where Cebu Safari and Adventure Park is located. The park is well-marked and easy to find, thanks to navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze. Ample parking is available, making it a hassle-free trip for private vehicles.
By Commute: From Cebu City, go to the North Bus Terminal and ride a northbound bus heading to Carmen (fare ranges from ₱100 to ₱120). Ask the driver or conductor to drop you off at the Carmen Public Market. From there, you can take a habal-habal (motorcycle taxi) or a regular cab to Cebu Safari and Adventure Park, which typically costs around ₱100–₱150 depending on your negotiation and the weather.

Cebu Ocean Park

Step into a mesmerizing marine adventure at Cebu Ocean Park, where the ocean’s magic comes to life, where you can enjoy alone, with a friend, more than a friend, or with your family. This world-class attraction invites you to explore vibrant underwater worlds, from dazzling coral reefs to mysterious deep-sea tunnels. Walk through the Oceanarium’s 360-degree tunnel as sharks and stingrays glide overhead, or be enchanted by the playful dance of jellyfish in their glowing exhibits.

*Photos from Cebu Ocean Park Facebook Page*

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

Entrance Fee (Online)

Weekday Admission: ₱650
Weekend and Public Holiday Admission: ₱800

Bundle Special

Wave Adventure – Admission + Stingray Interaction + Snorkel : ₱1700
Deep Blue Expedition- Admission + Stingray Interaction + Seatrek + Snorkel: ₱2800

Entrance Fee (Walk-in)

Weekday Admission: ₱700
Weekend & Public Holiday Admission: ₱900

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: (032) 888-5288
Facebook Page: https://web.facebook.com/cebuoceanparkofficial
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.cebuoceanpark.com/

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Cebu Ocean Park, SM Seaside Complex, Mambaling, Cebu City, Cebu

By Car: From Cebu City proper, drive south via South Road Properties (SRP). Follow the signs leading to SM Seaside Complex. Once inside, look for Cebu Ocean Park, located near the Cube landmark or mall area, with parking available nearby. For better precision, use a map app like Google Maps or Waze.
By Commute: From downtown Cebu City, hop on a MyBus bound for the SM Seaside Terminal. Once you arrive, it’s just a short walk to Cebu Ocean Park, conveniently located beside the main SM Seaside building. Alternatively, you can take a jeepney headed toward SRP or Mambaling, and ask to be dropped off near SM Seaside, then walk the rest of the way to the park.

Crocolandia

Located in Talisay City, just a short drive from Cebu City, Crocolandia is a unique wildlife sanctuary that offers thrilling encounters with some of nature’s most fascinating reptiles. Home to over 100 crocodiles from tiny hatchlings to massive adults, this family-friendly park also features snakes, birds, and other exotic animals. Walk along shaded pathways, brave the crocodile feeding sessions, or snap a photo with a baby croc for an unforgettable souvenir. With its focus on conservation and education, Crocolandia provides both adventure and learning for visitors of all ages.

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

Open Daily: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Entrance Fee

Adults: ₱200
Kids (3-11 yrs old): ₱150
Kids (2 yrs old and below): Free

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: 09452558870
Facebook Page: https://web.facebook.com/Crocolandia
Email: [email protected]

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Burgos St. Biasong, Talisay City, Cebu

By Car: From Cebu City, drive south via South Road Properties (SRP) and head toward Talisay City. Once you reach the Lawaan or Tabunok area, follow the local road signs or use navigation apps to direct you to Barangay Biasong. Continue onto Burgos Street, where the destination is located. For more accurate results, use Google Maps or Waze.
By Commute: From Cebu City, ride a jeepney or bus going to Talisay or Lawaan/Tabunok. Get off near the Tabunok Public Market or Talisay City proper. From there, you can ride a tricycle or habal-habal (motorbike taxi) to Barangay Biasong and ask to be dropped off along Burgos Street.

Jumalon Butterfly Sanctuary & Museum

The Jumalon Butterfly Sanctuary in Cebu City is a serene haven where vibrant butterflies flutter freely among lush plants. Founded by artist and lepidopterist Julian Jumalon, the sanctuary also features his unique art gallery, which showcases mosaics crafted from real butterfly wings. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, learn about butterfly life cycles, and explore the tranquil garden. It’s a perfect mix of nature and art, an educational and inspiring stop for both kids and adults.

*Photos from Jumalon Butterfly Sanctuary Facebook Page*

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: J.N. Julian Jumalon St, Cebu City, Cebu

By Car: From Cebu City proper, head south and take N. Bacalso Avenue. Once you reach the Basak-Pardo area, turn onto J.N. Julian Jumalon Street (formerly Macopa Street). Follow the signs or use Google Maps or Waze and set your destination to “Jumalon Butterfly Sanctuary.” There is limited parking available nearby, so it’s best to come early.
By Commute: Take a jeepney bound for Basak-Pardo (usually marked with routes like 12L or 10H) from downtown Cebu City. Ask the driver to drop you off near Jumalon Street or the butterfly sanctuary. From the drop-off point, it’s just a short walk to the entrance. You may also opt for a taxi or a motorcycle (habal-habal) if you prefer a more direct route.

Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary

Every year, thousands of migratory birds find respite at Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary, a critical waypoint along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. This 920-hectare protected wetland in Central Visayas serves as a seasonal home to over 80 bird species, including endangered migratory shorebirds that travel thousands of kilometers from as far as Siberia. The sanctuary’s unique tidal flats and mangrove forests create an ideal feeding ground for these remarkable avian travelers, while offering visitors unparalleled opportunities for birdwatching and nature photography.

*Photos from Olango Island Wildlife Sanctuary Facebook Page*

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

Entrance Fee – Php 20.00

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: 09204824066
Facebook Page: https://web.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556303139018&sk=about
Email: [email protected]

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Sitio Bascoral, Barangay San Vicente, Olango Island, Lapu-Lapu City, Philippines

By Car: From Cebu City, drive toward Mactan Island via the Mandaue-Mactan Bridge or the Marcelo Fernan Bridge. Head to Angasil Port in Barangay Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City, as this is the main boat terminal for Olango Island. For more straightforward navigation, use a Maps app to avoid traffic and ensure precision.
By Commute: From Cebu City, take a jeepney or bus bound for Lapu-Lapu City. Once you reach the city proper, ride another jeepney heading to Barangay Mactan and ask to be dropped off at Angasil Port. This port is where you can catch a boat going to Olango Island.

Cebu has a wild side waiting to be explored. From up-close animal encounters to relaxing nature walks, these destinations offer unforgettable experiences that bring you closer to the wonders of the natural world. So pack your bags, gather your friends, family, or simply enjoy some alone time, and make your next day an animal-filled adventure!

DUSIT THANI MACTAN CEBU TAKES #1 AS THE BEST BEACH, ISLAND & UPCOUNTRY RESORT

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June 25, 2025

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DUSIT THANI MACTAN CEBU TAKES #1 AS THE BEST BEACH, ISLAND & UPCOUNTRY RESORT

Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu proudly presents its outstanding win at the Travel + Leisure Awards 2025

Mactan, Cebu | 23 June 2025 — Boasting one of the finest white-sand beaches on the island, Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu strikes a perfect balance between five-star sophistication and tropical charm. It holds the top spot as Best Beach, Island & Upcountry Resort at the Travel & Leisure Awards.

Renowned for blending Thai graciousness with Visayan warmth, this 5-star luxury hotel offers exceptional hospitality, a stunning infinity pool, delectable dining options, well-appointed rooms, outstanding banquet facilities, refined wellness amenities, and more.

Dusit Mactan is recognized as a holistic tropical resort destination for discerning guests from Mactan Island, Cebu, and across the Philippines.

Committed to world-class hospitality, Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu features a variety of rooms and suites designed for both business and leisure travelers. Each accommodation includes state-of-the-art amenities, a private balcony with breathtaking ocean or city views, and an ensuite bathroom. Guests experience luxury that seamlessly combines Thai-inspired elegance with warm Filipino hospitality, creating a memorable stay.

Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu is home to Benjarong, the island’s exclusive Thai fine dining restaurant, where authentic Thai flavors are meticulously crafted to perfection. The Tradewinds Café offers an extensive selection of local and international cuisine, with its renowned Saturday Seafood Night Market serving as a gastronomic highlight. The Sunset Sports Bar, presents comforting fare and beverages, recently enhanced by a newly launched menu that pays tribute to the rich culinary traditions of the Philippines’ three major islands. Completing the dining experience, The View provides a sophisticated setting for guests to enjoy refreshing drinks while taking in the picturesque al fresco views of Magellan Bay.

Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu also features elegant and versatile event spaces, including the grand, pillarless Dusit Ballroom. With its refined design, it hosts high-level conferences, corporate events, weddings, and debuts, combining style, space, and impeccable service.

Namm Spa offers a sanctuary of holistic wellness, guiding guests through personalized treatments that rejuvenate body, mind, and spirit for a truly bespoke experience.

Fueled by a commitment to world-class hospitality, Dusit Thani Mactan Cebu embodies elegance and versatility, solidifying its reputation as the region’s leading luxury resort. Guided by General Manager, Mr. Laurent Betourne, the property strives to elevate its vision further and reinforce its position as one of the Philippines’ premier luxury destinations.

For bookings and enquiries, please visit www.dusit.com/dusitthani-mactancebu

5 Must-Visit Flea Markets in Cebu for Ukay Lovers & Treasure Hunters

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June 25, 2025

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5 Must-Visit Flea Markets in Cebu for Ukay Lovers & Treasure Hunters

Wanna dive into a lot of bargain finds and community spirit?

Cebu has a lot of flea markets to offer. Perfect for vintage lovers, treasure hunters, and bargain goers. What’s a flea market?

A flea market is typically an outdoor market that sells second hand goods. Kaya tara, mag flea market nata!

Carbon Market

Many people remember the carbon market as a thriving open-air market that has been in operation for more than a century. It carries a diverse selection of home decor, apparel, religious objects, dry products, seafood, and local produce. The Ukay Ukay booths in carbon represent a vibrant subculture of used goods street merchants. They sell second-hand clothing, gadgets, household products, street cuisines, and snacks.

Friendly tip: Bring cash because most merchants do not take online or digital payments. Also, haggle nicely, go early if you want to discover good deals, and keep an eye on your belongings.

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: 59 M. C. Briones St, Cebu City

By Commute: You can ride a jeepney bound for Colon Street, Pasil, or Carbon. Or look for the number 12G, 12I, or 17B. The fare is around Php 12.00 to php 15.00 then ask the driver to drop you off at Carbon Market or Freedom Park where the flea market zone is nearby.
By Car: Open google maps or waze and search for Carbon Market, M.C. Briones St., Cebu City. Parking is limited in the area but there are pay parking lots nearby

Ukay ta Bai!

Vintage aficionados launched the company between 2018 and 2019, with the goal of bringing curated secondhand events to Cebu. Following their successful inception in early 2024, it has been renowned as Cebu’s first organized thrift community flea market, attracting thousands of tourists and fashion enthusiasts. You should be able to locate selected vintage clothes that include streetwear, retro, and designer items. They frequently change venues, so check their Instagram feed for updates.

HOW TO GET THERE?

Current location: Vibo place, Escario St, Cebu City

By Commute: From Ayala center Cebu, walk to the jeepney terminal near rustan’s and ride a 04L OR 17B jeepney then ask the driver to be dropped off at the Vibo place in Escario street
By Car: You can use the trusty google maps and waze and search for “Vibo place, Escario St, Cebu City.

Wilson Street Flea Market

A grassroots-style weekend market has become a popular hangout for collectors, treasure hunters, bargain hunters, and creatives alike. The Wilson Street Flea Market sells a wide range of items, including pre-owned clothing, collectibles (CDs, vinyl records, books, and so on), handcrafted items, and even live music with food and beverages. They also organize specialized events such as a collector’s market, reggae evenings, and charity drives.

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Wilson St., Lahug, Cebu City

By Commute: You can take a jeepney. If you’re in Colon or Fuente Osmeña you can take a 04C, 04D, or 17B jeepney bound for Lahug or IT Park. Then ask the driver to drop you off at JY Square Mall, open google maps and see that it is a short walk from there.
By Car: Open Waze or Google Maps then enter “Wilson Street Flea Market, Lahug, Cebu City”

Molave Community Marketplace (MCM)

Willow Hoods envisioned a space where people could test ideas and build a community with the pressure of profit. It is considered to be more than just a place to buy and sell. It is a community based space where thrift, art, usic, and food blend together in a vibrant weekend street fair. Located along Molave street in the center of Cebu City, MCM is a gathering place where local musicians, artists, food enthusiasts, and curious souls gather and connect to share stories and celebrate creativity. They also offer preloved and vintage clothing, handmade crafts, vinyl records, zines, collectibles, and more. They usually open on Fridays and Saturdays from later afternoon to evening.

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Molave Street, Cebu City

By Commute: From Talamban or Banilad, take the 13C or 62B jeepney heading for Ayala Center Cebu. Request that the driver drop you off on Archbishop Reyes Avenue, across from One Montage Tower. From there, cross One Montage and go down Molave Street (just opposite the tower). Turn right at the first junction, then left after passing The Partridge Guest House, and you’ll see the market nearby.
By Car: You can get help from the trusty google maps and waze and just input “Molave Street”

Barangay Market Days

This is also known as “tabo” and has designated days of the week when vendors that usually have farmers, fishermen and small scale sellers gather in their respective barangays to sell their goods. These goods are also fresh produce, ukay-ukay, household items, street food and snacks, then handmade crafts and plants. Each barangay has different schedules and are known for different things. Barangay Tisa is known for the street food and ukay-ukay, Barangay Guadalupe is known for often weekend pop-ups, Barangay Lahug is known for the occasional Sunday markets near Wilson Street, and Barangay Pardo has a long standing tabo tradition.

HOW TO GET THERE?

Barangay Tisa

By Commute: If you are in Colon, take a 12G, 12I, or 10F and ask to be dropped off at Tisa Church or Tisa Public market.
By Car: From Fuente Osmena, take V. Rama Avenue then turn left onto F. Llamas Street then just continue straight until you reach Tisa Church or Tisa Public Market.

Barangay Guadalupe

By Commute: If you are in Colon or Ayala, take a jeepney ride 06B, 06C, or 06H as these pass through V. Rama Avenue and Guadalupe Church.
By Car: From the Capitol Area, drive along V. Rama Avenue heading South. Guadalupe is directly accessible via this road.

Barangay Lahug

By Commute: Take a jeepney with the numbers 04C, 04D, 17B, if you’re coming from Colon, Fuente, or Ayala.
By Car: From Ayala, take Archbishop Reyes Avenue then continue onto Gorordo Avenue then turn right at Salinas Drive towards JY Square.

Barangay Pardo

By Commute: Ride a jeepney 09F, 10F, or 10H from downtown Cebu. These numbered jeepneys pass through Bulacao, Punta Princesa, and Pardo Church.
By Car: Open your trusty google maps or waze and just search for the “Pardo church” or “Pardo Public Market”

iOS CarPlay Hit the Road for Video Streaming While Driving

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iOS CarPlay Hit the Road for Video Streaming While Driving

Steering meets streaming in the most terrific way. CarPlay’s got the binge, not just the maps.

In the latest update to the CarPlay upgrade, Apple is transforming in-car entertainment. They announced at WWDC 2025 that drivers and passengers will be able to stream their favorite content and videos into their vehicle using AirPlay. This update turns compatible cars into rolling on-the-go entertainment centers, perfect for road trips, ride sharing, waiting for someone to pick up, or just making the time fly.

Behind The Wheel

Introduced in 2014, the device primarily focuses on navigation, music playback, and its communication features. The lack of video support has been a notable gap in today’s media-heavy world, while these functions continue to evolve and revolutionize. Apple’s cautious approach to video in cars stemmed from legitimate safety concerns about driver distraction. However, with the rise of advanced driver assistance systems and the impending arrival of fully autonomous vehicles, the company recognized the shifting landscape. The groundwork was laid with previous iOS updates that expanded AirPlay capabilities, and with the complete CarPlay redesign announced in 2022 that took over entire dashboards. Now, with iOS 19, Apple is finally ready to bring its signature video experience to the automotive environment, completing its vision for a truly comprehensive in-car ecosystem.

Tap To Stream

The new feature will work with popular streaming service platforms, such as Apple TV, Netflix, and Disney+, although these functions may vary across different apps. Some early reports say that the system will automatically detect whether the car is in motion or parked, with some vehicles potentially offering a passenger override option. The interface design maintains Apple’s sleek and straightforward aesthetic, featuring easy-to-use playback controls and options that can be optimized for in-car use.

Binge On The Road

This upgrade offers several exciting benefits for users. Families can keep kids entertained on long drives, while ride-share drivers might use it to enhance the passenger experience. The wireless functionality means no messy cables, and Apple’s optimization ensures minimal lag. For electric vehicle owners charging their cars, it transforms waiting time into an enjoyable experience. The feature also hints at future possibilities, such as gaming or video conferencing, in autonomous vehicles.

Set to launch with iOS 19 later this year, video AirPlay in CarPlay represents Apple’s continued commitment to automotive innovation. While initially available in select 2025 and newer vehicle models, the feature will likely expand as more manufacturers adopt the latest CarPlay standards. This update not only enhances Apple’s ecosystem but also propels the entire automotive industry toward more connected and entertaining driving experiences.

Finer Pursuits: Salcedo Auctions Php 37,376,000.00 Masterpiece

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June 24, 2025

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Finer Pursuits: Salcedo Auctions Php 37,376,000.00 Masterpiece

A look into the paintings by well known artists in the Philippines.

Photo from Salcedo Auctions Official Facebook Page

Salcedo Auctions is the Philippines’ finest auction house, specializing in fine art, decorative art, furniture, and rare items. Established in Makati City, it is the country’s first and only auction house dedicated solely to these high-value categories. They hold live and online auctions including works by Filipino masters such as Amorsolo, Zóbel, BenCab, Joya, and HR Ocampo. They also host specialty events, such as the recently conducted Finer Pursuits on June 14, 2025.

“Finer Pursuits: Important Philippine Art & Rare Collectibles

Held on June 14, 2025, the exhibition featured outstanding handpicked artworks from Filipino artists, unique collectibles, and historically significant objects. To commemorate Salcedo’s 15th anniversary, the event included pieces from the estates of fashion legend Auggie Cordero, Glenda Jackson, and a famous statesman. The event brings together modern and contemporary art, elegant furnishings, and cultural relics to highlight the notion of chasing the better things in life.

Featured Artists and Paintings

Jose Joya’s “Flight” (1962)

During the auction, the painting was sold for Php 37,376,000 which set a new world record for the artist.

Who is José Joya? Let me inform you. Jose Tanig Joya is a pioneering Filipino abstract expressionist and a National Artist for Visual Arts, known for integrating modernist abstraction into the Philippine art scene. He is also noted for his dynamic brushwork, bright tropical colors, and textured layering using impasto, collage, and calligraphic strokes.

Notable works:

Granadean Arabesque (1958)
Biennial (1964)
Flight (1962) – which sold for Php 37.3M at Salcedo Auctions last June 14, 202

Vicente Manansala’s “Untitled (Carabaos)” (1965)

Known best for developing a distinctive style called “transparent cubism” which is a technique where delicate tones and overlapping shapes create a layered, almost translucent effect. His works bridge rural and urban life, often portraying jeepneys, vendors, and everyday Filipinos in a style that blends cubism with folk realism.

Notable Works:

“Untitled (Carabaos)” was bought for Php 12,848,000 at the Salcedo Auctions, a record for a work of its size and is the same work referred to as Lot 39 in the official catalog
Madonna of the Slums
Planting rice
Market Vendors

Fernando Zóbel’s “Erenos”

A Filipino-Spanish modernist painter, intellectual, and cultural patron who played a pivotal role in the development of postwar abstraction in both the Philippines and Spain. He is best known for his elegant abstract works, often inspired by calligraphy, music, and memory.

Notable Works:

Erenos was sold for Php 28,032,000 at the Salcedo Auction
Las Orillas
Dialogos Series
Serie Negra

Other Featured Artists

BenCab – Page From A Diary, Nena in Paris, Anito / Ninuno
Arturo Luz – Homage to Isamu Noguchi #40
Nena Saguil – Untitled (abstract biomorphic forms)
Michael Cacnio – Golfer from his Children at Play Series
Ramon Orlina – Untitled glass sculpture
Elmer Borlongan – Inquirer
Lynyrd Paras – A Lot of three untitled expressionist paintings
Betsy Westendorp – Untitled (Florals)
Napoleon Abueva – Untitled sculpture
Junyee – Recline (installation-based work)
H.R. Ocampo – Untitled (Mother and Child) and Untitled (Man and Woman)
Federico Aguilar Alcuaz – View of Manila
Arnold Lalongisip – Stilts (Series 1)
Demi Padua – The Theater Master
Emmanuel Garibay – Tipa
Geraldine Javier – Imaginary War
Alfredo Esquillo Jr. – Hari-harian

Paintings of many admirable artists were sold to their forever homes. Where art meets the people, they bring out the passion and stories behind the minds of the painters. In recognizing these works and their creators, we celebrate ourselves—our story, our identities, and the continuing spirit of Philippine art.

Kawaii Rock N Roll: BABYMETAL Comes to PH

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Kawaii Rock N Roll: BABYMETAL Comes to PH

BabyMetal finally comes to the Philippines!

If you still haven’t heard of BabyMetal, here is what you need to know. BABYMETAL is a genre defying Japanese band that blends heavy metal and J-pop idol culture, creating a unique style known as “kawaii metal” which also means cute metal. The band was formed in 2010 as a subunit of the idol group Sakura Gakuin, then they’ve since evolved into a global phenomenon known for their theatrical performances, synchronized choreography, and thunderous live shows.

The members consist of 3 members: SU-METAL (Suzuka Nakamoto) who is the lead vocalist and handles most of the melodic singing and fronting the stage with commanding presence and dance, MOAMETAL (Moa Kikuchi) who “screams” sings her signature high-energy backing vocals and dance her sharp and expressive dance moves, and lastly MOMOMETAL (Momoko Okazaki) the newest member where she provides harmonies, screams, and synchronized dance.

BABYMETAL World Tour Details

BABYMETAL announced their tour dates and countries they will be performing in, and Philippines happens to be part of that list.

Date: October 8, 2025 (Wednesday)
Venue: Smart Araneta Coliseum, Quezon City
Time: Gates are set to open at 6:00 pm, show starts at 8:00 pm
Tickets: TicketNet

Ticket Prices

VIP Packages: Php 10,000
VIP A: Php 8,000
VIP B: Php 7,000
Patron: Php 8,500
Lower Box: Php 4,000
Upper Box: Php 3,000 (Ticketing charges apply)

Other Pop Groups Performing in the Philippines

BLACKPINK “DEADLINE” World Tour

After a 2 year hiatus from group activities, Jisso, Jennie, Rose, and Lisa are back with new music, upgraded visuals, and a massive production. This tour kicks off in South Korea and spans Asia, Europe, and North America.

Details:

Date: November 22 & 23, 2025 (Saturday and Sunday)
Venue: Philippine Arena, Bocaue, Bulacan
Ticket Status: SOLD OUT!
Ticket Tiers:
VIP Pit: Php 19,500

Floor Standing: Php 15,000
LBA Premium: Php 14,000
LBA Regular: Php 13,500
LBB Premium: Php 13,000
LBB Regular: Php 11,500
UBA: Php 9,000
UB Premium: Php 7,000
UBB Regular: Php 6,000
UBB Sides: Php 5,000
UBC Premium: Php 4,000
UBC Regular: Php 3,000

UNIS comes back for a “Fan Concert”

UNIS, the kpop girl group is heading back to the Philippines in August for a “fan concert” as announced by the event’s local promoter. You should expect songs from their latest EP “Swicy”, fan games, Q&A moments, and plenty of heart melting charms from fellow Filipino members Elisia, Gehlee, and Hyeonju.The eight member group will stage the event which blends the more interactive fan meeting and performance oriented concert formats, at the New Frontier Theater on August 9.

Details:

Date: August 9, 2025
Venue: New Frontier Theater, Quezon City
Ticket Status: TO BE ANNOUNCED

Le Serafim: ‘Easy Crazy Hot’ World tour

Their first solo concert in the Philippines, following their appearance at the 2023 Asia Artist Awards. Expect new performances from their japanese single ”Different” and their feature hits like “FEARLESS”, “Smart”, “ANTIFRAGILE”, “Easy”.

Details:

Date: August 2, 2025
Venue: SM Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay City
Ticket Status: SM Tickets
Ticket Tiers:

SVIP (Standing/Seating): Php 14,000
VIP Seating: Php 13,000
Lower Box: Php 10,000
Upper Box: Php 7,500
Gen Ad Premium: Php 4,000
Gen Ad Premium: Php 3,000

Note: All ticket holders receive a souvenir card and exclusive message postcards)

SVIP & VIP Seating perks include:

VIP pass and lanyard
Soundcheck access (SVIP only)

Girls’ Generation’s Tiffany Young: ‘Here For You’ Fan Concert Tour – Manila

Tiffany will perform her solo hits like “I Just Wanna Dance” and revisit iconic Girls’ Generation tracks such as “Into The New World” and “Gee”. Expect not only a concert but a heartfelt reunion as well. This will be Tiffany’s first Manila show in 5 years, following her 2020 Open Hearts Eve concert. So expect live vocals, intimate fan interactions, and emotional storytelling that reflects her journey from SNSD to solo stardom.

Details:

Date: July 27, 2025
Venue: Samsung Hall, SM Aura Premier, Taguig City
Ticket Status: SM Tickets
Ticket Tiers:

VIP: Php 12,500
Gold: Php 11,750
Silver: Php 9,500

So, Sugboanons, are you ready for all these concerts coming our way? Share your faves in the comments below!

Say What?! Filipino Words That’ll Make You Say ‘Hala!

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Say What?! Filipino Words That’ll Make You Say ‘Hala!

Istorbot!

The Filipino language is rich with unique words that can be challenging to pronounce, especially for non-native speakers. While some words are literally a tongue twister, others are lengthy and complex. However, mastering these words can deepen your appreciation of the language and improve your fluency. Filipino is the national language of the Philippines. As it is a blend of indigenous language and foreign influence, some words are repetitive, while others are extended versions of their root words to express intensity or degree.

Hardest Filipino Words to Pronounce

Mamasa-masa

Meaning: “A bit moist”
Sentence: “Ang kanin ay mamasa-masa pa, kaya hindi pa ito pwede kainin.”
(The rice is still a bit moist, so it shouldn’t be eaten yet.)

Pinakipakinabangan

Meaning: “Most utilized” or “most made useful”
Sentence: “Yung lumang libro ay pinakipakinabangan ng mga estudyante noong panahon ng pandemya.”
(The old books were the most utilized by students during the pandemic.)

Pinakanakapagpapabagabag-damdamin

Meaning: “Most disturbing” (often referring to emotions)
Sentence: “Ang balita tungkol sa krimen ay pinakanakapagpapabagabag-damdamin sa lahat ng nakarinig.”
(The news about the crime was the most disturbing to all who heard it.)

Kagila-gilalas

Meaning: “Astounding” or “amazing”
Sentence: “Si juan ay kagila-gilalas kumanta.”
(Juan is astounding at singing.)

Bababa ba?

Meaning: “going down?”
Sentence: “Bababa ba tayo sa susunod na Bus stop?”
(Are we getting off at the bus stop?)

Dumadagundong

Meaning: “Rumbling” (like thunder or loud noise)
Sentence: “Dumadagundong ang kulog kaya natakot ang bata.”
(The thunder was rumbling, so the child got scared.)

Learning these challenging words enhances your understanding of Filipino grammar, word formation, and cultural expressions. Many of these terms convey deep emotions or specific states, making them valuable in both casual and formal conversations.

Filipinos may have some of the most difficult words to pronounce, but practicing them helps in mastering the language. Whether it’s the repetitive “mamasa-masa” or the lengthy “pinakanakapagpapabagabag-damdamin,” each word adds depth to your vocabulary. Keep practicing, and soon, you’ll be using these words like a native speaker!

Are you up for the challenge?

Golden Age, Golden Benefits: Your Guide to Senior Privileges at 60

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Golden Age, Golden Benefits: Your Guide to Senior Privileges at 60

Unlock the Golden Secrets Every Senior Should Know, as a Filipino…

Senior citizens are valued members in our community and society, and are entitled to various benefits and privileges designed to improve their quality of life. The government, through laws such as the Expanded Senior Citizens Act (Republic Act No. 9994), ensures that Filipino elderly can receive financial, medical, and social support to help them in their daily lives. Let’s explore the different benefits available to senior citizens and their importance in promoting their dignity and welfare during their golden years.

Age With Benefits: The Legal Way

The Philippines recognizes the contributions of its elderly population through legislation that grants them their exclusive rights and discounts that they can avail themselves of. The Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010 (RA 9994) amended the original Senior Citizens Act (RA 7432), expanding benefits to cover more services, including healthcare, transportation, and leisure. The law aims to address the needs of every aging Filipino, especially those who are economically disadvantaged.

Power Perks of Being a Registered Senior Citizen

20% Discount on Essential Goods and Services

Applies to medicines, medical services, public transportation, and basic groceries
These benefits include restaurants and hotels, and a recreational center.

Exemption From Value-Added Tax (VAT)

Senior citizens are exempt from paying VAT on certain purchases, which reduces their overall expenses.

Monthly Social Pension

For individuals without a pension or stable income, a monthly stipend will be provided, depending on the local government’s support.

Priority in Government Services

Express lanes in banks, hospitals, and government offices have priority lines to minimize wait times.

Free Medical Care

Access to free healthcare in government hospitals, including vaccinations and check-ups.

Educational Assistance

Some universities and colleges offer free or discounted tuition for senior citizens pursuing further education.

Death Benefit Assistance

Financial aid for funeral expenses is provided in some cities and municipalities.

Gold And Glory

The privileges and benefits of senior citizens are designed to ensure that they live with dignity and financial security. Many seniors rely on these discounts and pensions to afford necessities in their daily lives, especially since they can no longer work. Moreover, these benefits can help each family reduce the burden of caring for older people, as they often require some assistance. By prioritizing senior welfare, the Philippines upholds its cultural value of paggalang sa nakatatanda (respect for older people) while promoting inclusive social policies.

The Philippines continues to strengthen its support for senior citizens through laws and community programs. While existing benefits provide significant relief, advocates are pushing for expanded coverage. This includes higher pensions and improved access to healthcare. A Senior Citizen ID requires a valid ID, which can be obtained through the local Office of Senior Citizens Affairs (OSCA) for eligible seniors to access these privileges. As the elderly population grows, these benefits remain essential in building a more compassionate and inclusive society.

Hot Stuffs: Sauna Escapes In Cebu

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Do you want to feel relaxed and calm? Discover the steam-soaked escapes in Cebu where your inner calm gets a warm welcome.

Cebu boasts a growing number of saunas and wellness centers, offering a range of services from traditional therapies to luxurious spa treatments. Whether you’re seeking detoxification, relaxation, or muscle recovery, these saunas provide an experience that helps you unwind and feel rejuvenated in both mind and body. Below is the list of sauna spots in Cebu:

Ayo Ayo Wellness

Ayo Ayo Wellness offers a serene escape with its modern sauna facilities, combining heat therapy with holistic wellness approaches. The ambiance is designed for deep relaxation and stress relief. The hub offers a serene and nature-inspired environment where you can unwind and leave your worries behind, away from city life. This is popular among locals for its authentic approach to wellness.

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

Monthly Sauna Subscription – Php 4,800.00
Single Session (1hr Sauna + 1hr Massage) –Php 1,000.00
All-Day Package: Sauna, Massage, Snacks & Drinks – Php 1,500.00

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: 0961 754 9854
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ayoayowellness
Email Address: [email protected]

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: 44 Emilio Osmeña Street, Guadalupe, Cebu City, Philippines

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By Commute: To reach AYO AYO Wellness Spa by jeepney, take either the 06C or 6B route with “Guadalupe” or “Labangon” signage. Tell the driver to drop you off near Guadalupe Church or Tres de Abril. Once you arrive, simply walk to Emilio Osmeña Street, which is located right beside the church; the spa is just a short distance away along this road. This is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to get there if you’re commuting within Cebu City.

Holiday Spa Hotel

More than just a place to stay, Holiday Spa Hotel is a well-known relaxation hub, offering saunas alongside massage and spa services, making it an ideal destination for a comprehensive wellness retreat. It features a full-service spa, dry sauna, and outdoor pool. The place is suitable for those seeking a short staycation with body pampering. The hotel caters to both local and travelers who seek a peaceful wellness experience.

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: 0923 481 2594
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/holidayspahotel
Email Address: [email protected]

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Gov. M. Cuenco Ave, Cebu City, Cebu

By Car: From Cebu City, drive towards the Banilad area via Archbishop Reyes Avenue or Salinas Drive. Turn onto Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue (formerly Banilad Road). The hotel is located along this main road – look for the Holiday Spa Hotel signage. Parking is available on site.
By Commute: From Cebu City, take jeepney route 13B (Talamban-Carbon) and tell the driver to drop you off at Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue near Holiday Spa Hotel. This route passes directly by the hotel’s location. You can also take route 04L (Talamban-Carbon) as an alternative option. The hotel is visible along Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue (formerly Banilad Road) and is a well-known landmark that drivers will recognize. Just look for the Holiday Spa signage along the main road.

DH Sauna Cold Plunge

Recharge, refresh, and revive. Specializing in contrast therapy, DH Sauna offers the powerful combination of infrared sauna sessions followed by invigorating cold plunges. This modern approach boosts circulation, reduces inflammation, and enhances recovery. To increase circulation, this is a perfect wellness combo to enjoy right in the heart of the island.

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

1 Session – ₱600
Monthly Membership – ₱5,500
Bath Towel Rental – ₱50
Inclusions: Access to the sauna and cold plunge, along with the use of a sauna towel, shower, locker, water dispenser, and slippers.

OTHER INFORMATION

Operating Hours: Open daily (Monday to Sunday): 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Advance booking only: 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM and 10:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Contact Number: 0927 351 6367
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575401819344&sk=about

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: DH Sports Hub, Crossroads, Banilad, Cebu City, Philippines

By Car: From Cebu City proper, head north via Archbishop Reyes Avenue. Continue straight past IT Park and Ayala Central Bloc. Crossroads is located along Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue in Banilad, just before the Banilad flyover. DH Sports Hub is inside Crossroads, with ample parking available.
By Commute: Start from downtown Cebu, ride a 13C or 62B/62C jeepney heading to Talamban or Banilad. Ask to be dropped off at Crossroads in Banilad. From there, walk into the complex to reach DH Sports Hub.

Ezzence Wellness Spa

Specializing in rejuvenation therapies, Ezzence Wellness Spa offers infrared sauna sessions designed to promote detoxification and enhance circulation. They feature soft lighting, relaxing music, and minimalist decor to calm the senses instantly. Massage services are customizable to meet your body’s specific needs.

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: 0956 918 3178
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61558443687217

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Mahogany Place, Pope John Paul II Avenue, Cebu City, Philippines

By Car: Starting your journey from Cebu City downtown, ride a 03L or 04L jeepney going to Mabolo or Panagdait. Tell the driver to drop you off at Mahogany Place or near Landers. Ezzence Wellness Spa is located within the Mahogany Place compound.
By Commute: From Cebu City downtown, ride a 03L or 04L jeepney going to Mabolo or Panagdait. Tell the driver to drop you off at Mahogany Place or near Landers. Ezzence Wellness Spa is located within the Mahogany Place compound.

Salus Per Aquam

The name is derived from the Latin phrase, which encompasses the whole meaning of the acronym SPA. The Salus Per Aquam means “health through water, and the spa specializes in steam saunas, hydrotherapy, and other relaxation treatments, offering a comprehensive full-body wellness experience that emphasizes both inner peace and physical renewal.

RATES & OTHER INFORMATION

RATES

Massage (60 | 90 mins)

Aroma – ₱1,200 | ₱1,500
Shiatsu / Sunburn – ₱1,000 | ₱1,300
Thai / Swedish – ₱900 | ₱1,200
Foot & Back – ₱800 | ₱1,000
Foot – ₱700 | ₱900

Facilities

Jacuzzi / Sauna – ₱500
Ice Bath – ₱600

Packages

Solo Sauna – ₱950
Group Sauna – ₱3,000
Sauna + Massage – ₱1,800/head

Body Scrub

Scrub Only – ₱700–₱800
With Massage – ₱1,400–₱1,500

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: 0917 708 1079
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61569355988801
Email Address: [email protected]

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Paseo Saturnino, Banilad, Cebu City, Philippines

By Car: In Cebu City proper, head toward Banilad via Gov. M. Cuenco Avenue. Once you reach the Banilad Town Centre (BTC), turn onto Paseo Saturnino. Salus Per Aquam is along this road, just a short drive from BTC and The Spa at Cebu. There is parking available nearby.
By Commute: From downtown Cebu City, take a 13C or 62B jeepney bound for Banilad or Talamban. Ask to be dropped off at Banilad Town Centre. From there, it’s a short walk to Paseo Saturnino, where Salus Per Aquam is located.

From the traditional style of therapies to the modern contrast, Cebu’s sauna is a perfect retreat for relaxation, detoxification, and recovery. Whether you’re going solo or with a companion, these places offer a serene setting to unwind, relax, and revitalize your body and mind. Next time your stress builds up, step into one of Cebu’s saunas and let the warmth melt your worries away. After all, self-care isn’t a luxury but a necessity.

Breathe deeply, relax, and let the calmness envelop you.

#Playtime: Here’s Your Guide sa mga Arcades Around Cebu City!

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June 22, 2025

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#Playtime: Here’s Your Guide sa mga Arcades Around Cebu City!

Tara, magduwa ta!

Arcades had always been a place of fun. From families stopping by, to kids playing as they wait for their parents, even couples who come play for their dates. Wanna go to an arcade? Here is a list of arcades in Cebu:

Timezone

The arcade is well known among arcade goers, its strong presence in Cebu City has multiple branches that offers a mix of classic and modern games, immersive attractions and party friendly spaces. Timezone in Cebu City offers a range of arcade games from bowling, bumper cars, karaoke booths, and VR experiences.

OTHER INFORMATION

Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ilovetimezone/
Official Website: https://www.timezonegames.com/

HOW TO GET THERE?

Ayala Branch Location: Level 2, Ayala Center Cebu, Cebu Business Park

By Car: From Fuente Osmeña Circle, drive towards General Maxilom Avenue. Head straight to Gorordo Avenue, then turn right into Cardinal Rosales Avenue going to Cebu Business Park. Ayala Center Cebu has ample parking spaces.
By Commute: Ride any jeepney or MyBus heading to Ayala Center Cebu terminal (routes like 14D, 14C, or 13C). If from the south, you can also ride a MyBus from SM Seaside or Talisay going directly to Ayala Terminal.

SM City Branch Location: 3rd floor, Cyberzone, SM City Cebu

By Car: From Cebu Business Park or Fuente area, take Juan Luna Avenue straight to SM City Cebu. The mall has a large parking building.
By Commute: Jeepney routes 01K, 21A, 21B, and 22B will take you directly to SM City Cebu. MyBus routes from Mactan Airport, Talisay, and Parkmall also stop at SM City Cebu.

SM Seaside Branch Location: 2nd floor, Seaview Wing, SM Seaside City Cebu

By Car: From Cebu City proper, take SRP (South Road Properties) going straight to SM Seaside. The mall offers huge open-air and basement parking.
By Commute: MyBus is the most convenient: take the MyBus route going to SM Seaside from SM City Cebu, Talisay, or Parkmall. Some modern jeepneys (Beep routes) also service SRP and stop near SM Seaside.

Bibo Arcade

A game destination that has branches in two of Cebu’s biggest malls: SM City Cebu and SM Seaside City Cebu. The arcade offers a combination of ticket redemption games, claw machines, classic arcade cabinets and racing simulators. The arcade also has reloadable game cards, the rate usually begins at Php 150.00 which makes it accessible for quick visits or longer play sessions.

OTHER INFORMATION

Contact Number: (032) 232 0605
Email Address: [email protected]
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BiboArcade

HOW TO GET THERE?

SM City Branch Location: 3rd Floor, SM City Cebu, North Reclamation Area, Cebu City

By Car: From Cebu Business Park or Fuente, drive via Juan Luna Avenue towards North Reclamation Area. SM City Cebu has a multi-level parking facility.
By Commute: Jeepney routes 01K, 21A, 21B, and 22B directly go to SM City Cebu. MyBus routes from Mactan Airport, Talisay, and Parkmall also have direct stops at SM City Cebu terminal.

SM Seaside Branch Location: 3rd Floor, City Wing, SM Seaside City Cebu

By Car: From downtown Cebu, take SRP (South Road Properties) straight to SM Seaside City Cebu. Parking is widely available at open and basement levels.
By Commute: MyBus is the most convenient option: board a MyBus going to SM Seaside from SM City Cebu, Parkmall, or Talisay.

World of Fun

Another arcade that brings nostalgia to many families, couples, and students alike. The arcade offers a variety of games like any other arcade. You will find classic and modern games like shooting games, claw machines, racing simulators and rhythm games. When winning games, you get tickets which you can exchange for toys and other prizes at the counter. Play zones for your kiddos are also available together with the ever loved kiddie rides. Game cards are also available that can easily be topped up and used across multiple machines.

OTHER INFORMATION

Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/worldoffunph
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: worldoffun.com.ph

HOW TO GET THERE?

Emall Branch Location: Lower Ground Floor, Elizabeth Mall, N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City

By Car: From Fuente Circle, head towards N. Bacalso Avenue. Elizabeth Mall is located just a few minutes away, near the downtown area. Parking is available at the mall premises but can get full during peak hours.
By Commute: Jeepney routes like 12L, 06B, 06C, and other southbound PUJs pass directly in front of Elizabeth Mall. You can also take a short walk from South Bus Terminal if coming from further south.

SM City Branch Location: Lower Ground Floor, Main Mall, SM City Cebu

By Car: From Cebu Business Park or Fuente, take Juan Luna Avenue directly to North Reclamation Area where SM City Cebu is located. The mall has a wide parking area with basement and multi-level parking. Travel time: about 10–15 minutes from downtown Cebu, depending on traffic.
By Commute: Jeepney routes 01K, 21A, 21B, and 22B go directly to SM City Cebu. MyBus routes from Mactan Airport, Parkmall, Talisay, and South Cebu also stop at SM City Cebu terminal.

SM Seaside Branch Location: 3rd Floor, City Wing, SM Seaside City Cebu

By Car: From downtown Cebu, take SRP (South Road Properties) straight to SM Seaside City Cebu. Parking is widely available at open and basement levels.
By Commute: MyBus is the most convenient option: board a MyBus going to SM Seaside from SM City Cebu, Parkmall, or Talisay.

Catch Fun Arcade

It’s designed as a colorful, high energy space where kids, teens, and families can enjoy a wide variety of games and activities. Catch Fun offers arcade games that have a blend of classic and modern machines like ticket redemption games, shooting games, claw machines, racing games. You have kids? No problem! They also offer kiddie rides that are safe for your chikitings, they even have play areas for young kids. If you win tickets, you can exchange them for prizes at the counters. From collectibles, toys, and snacks. If you’d like to have a birthday party there, they have birthday packages for kiddie celebrations that come with game credits and decorations.

OTHER INFORMATION

Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/catchfunemall
Contact Number: 0985 529 5888 / (032) 231-0911
Email Address: [email protected]

HOW TO GET THERE?

Emall Branch Location: 4th Floor, Elizabeth Mall, N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City

By Car: From Fuente Circle, head towards N. Bacalso Avenue. Elizabeth Mall is located just a few minutes away, near the downtown area. Parking is available at the mall premises but can get full during peak hours.
By Commute: Jeepney routes like 12L, 06B, 06C, and other southbound PUJs pass directly in front of Elizabeth Mall. You can also take a short walk from South Bus Terminal if coming from further south. Once you arrive, head to the 4th floor of the mall where Catch Fun is located.

PlayFair Arcade

A newest addition to the list! Playfair Arcade is the newest attraction at Tops Cebu where it blends classic arcade fun paired with a gorgeous view of the city. The arcade is located at the Tops Lookout complex in Busay that reopened in February 2024 after their transformation into a 24 hour lifestyle and leisure destination. The newly added arcade offers classic and modern games. Interactive booths and ticket redemption machines are also available together with seasonal events like face paintings, cosplay contests, and themed game nights.

OTHER INFORMATION

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61561129515601
Email Address: [email protected]
Website: topscebu.ph/activities

HOW TO GET THERE?

Exact Location: Tops Lookout, Busay, Cebu City

By Car: From Cebu City proper (Fuente Circle), drive up via Lahug along Salinas Drive, then take Busay Road (Cebu Transcentral Highway). Follow the road signs leading to Tops Lookout. The drive involves steep and winding roads so make sure your vehicle is in good condition.
By Commute: Public commute options are limited going directly to Tops. You can take a taxi or hire a motorcycle (habal-habal) from JY Square Mall in Lahug. Habal-habal drivers frequently offer trips up to Busay and Tops. For groups, you can also rent a private van or join a local tour service that includes Tops Lookout.

Enjoy your day at the arcades here in Cebu City! Indulge in the lights and challenges from games and the machines and win tickets! Win tickets and exchange them for collectibles and toys to have a keepsake and a physical memory of the fun day. Tara Na!