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on October 09, 2010

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The MOA Eye: New Attraction at Mall of Asia

The Mall of Asia or MOA is one of the family's destination for shopping, fun and attractions. Just recently it launched it's newest family attraction called the MOA Eye. Our family visited MOA and the kids did not want to pass this one of a kind ride. Here are just some of our snapshots of this newest metro fun. The MOA Eye Here are some of the snapshots from the newest attraction in SM Mall of Asia called the MOA Eye that opened last December 16, 2011. This giant ferris wheel has a height of 175 feet with 36 cabins. Each cabin can accommodate a maximum of six people. The MOA Eye is located at the SM Mall of Asia Complex' Seaside Boulevard. This is said to be the biggest and the tallest ferris wheel in the Philippines. view from the MOA Eye Higher and higher Here are the rules you need to follow if you plan to ride in the MOA Eye. 1. Kids below four years old must be accompanied by an a...

Commuters' Guide to New MRT/LRT 2015 Fares

Today is the first work-week and class resumption for 2015. Even if mommies like us hate increases in transportation fare as these will surely hurt our budget, all we could do is to make adjustment in our finances. We are greeted with the MRT and LRT fare hike that started since yesterday. If you or anyone in your family uses the LRT or MRT to/from work or school, here are the fare matrices to guide you in budgeting you or your spouse/kids' allowance. This fare guide is also valuable when you plan to take the train ride on your travel to your preferred destination in the Greater Manila Area. DOTC’s Department Order No. 2014-014 was issued last December 2014 that served as guide for the uniform distance-based fare scheme for all 3 train lines (P11 base fare + P1 per kilometer). The new maximum fare for all train lines are as follows: LRT1 (Monumento to Baclaran): P30 for single journey tickets and P29 for stored value tickets, up from P20 ...

Summer Fun at Balihambay in Iba Zambales

Just stumbled upon A Southern Daydreamer website and read about her Outdoor Wednesday. Suddenly I missed the great outdoor after a tiring day inside an office working from morning til night. It's been a relief just seeing photos of the outdoor from different places. The beach is one of the best places I love to hangout as I feel relaxed and recharged swimming in the water, feeling the wind and hearing the waves. Here are the snapshots from our travel in Iba, Zambales. This place is more than 200 kilometers from the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA). We had almost six hours of land travel passing through the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX). We arrived at our destination a little past 11:00 in the morning. You can rent a motorized banca to take you to nearby islands or just cruise around. The rent costs about P100 per person. There are also other offers at a much lower cost. We almost had the beach a...

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