PLAYful Easter at the Crystal Pavilion, Okada Manila

Had a great time in Okada with the kids easter hunting. Booking it here made it more convenient in joining.

Their game booths are too close together, making the lines messy and crowded, with no room to pass. There were too many people; they should have limited the number, which is why they couldn't control it, especially during the Easter egg hunt. There were so many older kids; it should have been limited to ages 7-10 only.

Despite paying in advance, the staff had difficulty locating our kits. As it could not be found, one was prepared on the spot. As a result, we were treated like walk-in guests. Our ticket number was already in the 600+. We purchased 2 sets of tickets. Nonetheless, my daughter still enjoyed the event.

Despite paying in advance, the staff had difficulty locating our kits. As it could not be found, one was prepared on the spot. As a result, we were treated like walk-in guests. Our ticket number was already in the 600+. We purchased 2 sets of tickets. Nonetheless, my daughter still enjoyed the event.

Not quite worth it for me. While there was plenty of food and generous prizes across the 10 games, the venue felt overcrowded, making it difficult to move around. It also got quite warm inside the Crystal Pavilion. Hopefully, more electric fans can be provided in the future, especially given the large crowd. It might also help to split the event into two time slots—morning and afternoon—to better manage the number of attendees.

Theres just too much people, you have to cue long for every games and stations. Well just atleast theres alot of prizes and takeaway from the event!

Kinda disappointed with the experience. People were elbow to elbow during the event and there were not enough seats even for children. It seemed like they accepted too much walk-in so some children, especially small ones like ours, didn't get to enjoy the full experience.

Too crowded. Toy prizes are mostly cheap. Not for recommended for children with special needs such as autism.

We went to Okada’s Playful Easter as a group of four (2 adults, 2 kids). Tickets were around 3,100+ each for adults and 1 child rate, so overall it was quite expensive. Honestly, the space felt too small for the number of people. I heard it used to be at the Cove, but this year it was held at the Crystal Pavilion and it didn’t work well. It was super crowded—parang Divisoria—booths were cramped, and lines were disorganized. I understand it’s Easter so expected talaga maraming tao, but for a premium-priced event, I expected better crowd control and layout. Even the egg hunt felt rushed and not well thought out. For what we paid, it didn’t feel worth it. We probably could’ve gone to a mall event like SM, spent less (or even free), and had a better experience without the high expectations.

Venue is small for event this big. It was too crowded. There’s not much seats, unless you go out of the venue. There are a lot of activities, which is good. Egg hunting area is too small.