Mark your calendars and prepare your favourite pyjamas - McDonald’s is organising its first breakfast pyjama party on Sunday 28 December and offering complimentary breakfast options from 12pm to 5pm at Bishan Park McDonald’s. This party previews McDonald’s All Day Breakfast, which will take place from 1 to 4 January 2015 to bring New Year joy to McDonald’s breakfast-lovers.
At the breakfast pyjama party, customers will be treated to delicious breakfast options in the comfort of customised bedroom areas themed after some of the all-time favourite McDonald’s breakfast items.
1. Snap a selfie or wefie in pyjamas and upload it on Instagram with the hashtag #McDPJPARTY.
2. Come dressed in their pyjamas and show the Instagram photo to receive a breakfast coupon at the event entrance on 28 December from 12pm to 5 pm.
To help customers dress in theme for the party, McDonald’s will also be providing complimentary sleep accessories.
The #McDPJPARTY will take place from 12pm to 5pm on Sunday, 28 December 2014 at Bishan Park McDonald’s. Breakfast coupons will be given out to the first 200 customers who fulfill the entry conditions. Free breakfast meals can only be redeemed at the event and are not for valid for takeaway.
As part of #McDPJPARTY, participants can also choose to make donations to Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) Singapore at the event to bring love and support to seriously ill and hospitalised children and their families. All proceeds will go to the charity’s initiatives including its “home-away-from-home” programme in which families with children who are hospitalised can stay close together.
Hope to see you all there too!!
The McDonald’s Breakfast Pyjama Party isn’t all about the food and photo opportunities – guests who attend the party can also choose to make donations to Ronald McDonald House Charities® (RMHC®) Singapore at the event to bring love and support to seriously ill and hospitalised children and their families. All proceeds will go to the charity’s initiatives including its “home-away-from-home” programme in which families with children who are hospitalised can stay close together.