The MileLongLure Returns

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19th October 2016

The MileLongLure Returns

This Halloween weekend, Saturday 29th Oct  Lord Street will once again  be the venue for Southport’s very own Pokemon Go event, The Mile Long Lure. As of 12 noon, the entire of Lord Street will be lit up purple attracting hundreds of Pokemon. The event intends to bring Pokemon Go lovers across generations to Lord Street, Southport for a great day for the whole family. The first event was so much fun we had to do it again.

There are three ‘gyms’, a key component of the game along Lord Street; West United Church at the south end, Red Rum in the centre situated in the Victorian Wayfarers Shopping Arcade and finally Southport Fire Station to the North. Each of the three teams within the game will be competing to take control of the gyms, creating a sense of friendly rivalry around the event.

To add to the entertainment, there will be fully dressed Pokemon Go Trainers and our very own Pikachu provided by local entertainment company StarKidz, who will also be doing face-paints and all sorts of activities for children at the event. They can be found in Lord Street gardens from 12pm onwards.

There is also plenty of other activities going on at Lord Street gardens too with Creation Centre’s very own Halloween Kid’s day ! Plenty of stuff going on for the kids this Halloween weekend at Southport.

Whilst the kids are out catching a Drowzee or maybe even a Snorlax why not take look around the shops and take advantage of one of the Event Deals. A number of businesses along Lord Street are taking part in the event also, with special offers available to players. Get a quick charge with your coffee and continue on your Pokemon Go adventure. For more information visit MileLongEvents on Facebook and check out the event page or follow them on Twitter @Milelongevents.

 

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