I have been reading stories of other families spending their Easter in a hotel here and there, and how the kids had a great time in Easter parties. I said to myself that I want to experience that just once with my family, so I needed to set aside a budget for it. Nowadays, it's important to save by setting aside a certain budget for travel or investing like timeshares, etc. Although timeshares can be tricky,
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So just to give you an idea on what we do on Easter every year, we always spend our Easter Sunday in our village where there is a simple egg hunting activity and a simple program where there's games and prizes given by fellow residents to be won. We've been attending this event for 4 years straight since last year. Most of the time, we go home empty-handed from prizes except for a few chips, candies, and an ice cream as part of the loot giveaway.
This year, on the other hand, I decided that we try to spend our Easter Sunday in a hotel that offers an Easter Party. We were supposed to go to Manila Pavilion, but due to the tragic fire, we decided to spend our Easter at Century Park Hotel. This is our first Easter Party in a hotel so I don't have many expectations, but I was hoping to get more loot than our usual Easter party.
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| One Easter Superheroes ticket cost P1,350 good for 1 adult and 1 kid. I bought 2. |
Upon seeing the ticket, you already get clues on what's in store for you in the party which is quite exciting. On the left side, there's a loot bag stub and two food stubs. On the right, there's a raffle coupon for you to fill out your details.