Supa Centa Moore Park VIP Shopping Night

Just in time for that moment when most of us start thinking about Christmas shopping – Supa Centa Moore Park are holding a VIP Shopping Night this Thursday 8 December. There’ll be drinks, nibbles and music to make the late-night shopping experience festive. VIPs will enjoy exclusive discounts and special deals on the night, as […]

BY jesse

December 6th, 2011

Just in time for that moment when most of us start thinking about Christmas shopping – Supa Centa Moore Park are holding a VIP Shopping Night this Thursday 8 December.

There’ll be drinks, nibbles and music to make the late-night shopping experience festive. VIPs will enjoy exclusive discounts and special deals on the night, as well as go in the draw to win one of 3 $2000 gift cards.

If you’re not a VIP yet, you can sign up on the night and receive all the special treatment that comes with the title!

Supa Centa Moore Park’s VIP Shopping Night runs from 6pm-9pm on Thursday 8 December.

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