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SM Hosts the Biggest Pokemon Go Lure Party in the Philippines and in the World!

#GottaCatchEmAllAtSM


SM the Philippines’ largest mall network to date took the POKEMON GO rave into a higher level by staging a nationwide hunt for Pokemons on August 12 which was extended to August 13 and 14 in order to satiate the public’s strong interest in Pokemon hunting through SM Pokemon Go Lure Party.

The hunt is on! Enjoying my time at SM Malls with over 150 Pokestops I am pleased to level-up so easily with my Pokemon Go game.


The recent nationwide SM Pokemon Go Lure Party held in over 50 SM Malls is believed to the biggest in the world with over 150 Pokestops that can be lured simultaneously from 5 to 9 PM. 





The nationwide Pokemon Go Lure party took the country by storm reaching Poke trainers and masters from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.



SM shoppers and participants of the 4 hour Pokemon Go Lure Party are treated to different exciting activities great for family bonding as well as with friends. Cosplayers and Pokemon characters roamed SM Malls while selected SM Mall branches featured cute Pokemon collectibles and Pokemon Go stuff perfect for all Pokemon enthusiasts.

Shoppers and Pokemon trainers are all busy catching and hunting for lures at the biggest Pokemon Go Lure Party in the world! SM Supermalls really have it all for you!


SM Malls made this biggest Pokemon Go Lure Party experience more memorable by staging a contest wherein participants can win a SM shopping spree worth Php 10,000 each. 




SM shoppers and Pokemon players have to take a video of their lure party experience and post it on Instagram and Twitter using the hashtag #GottaCatchEmAllAtSM while tagging @smsupermalls. Three lucky winners are chosen for this event via an electronic raffle.



For everything Pokémon Go at SM, visit SM Supermalls’ website and its official accounts on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Viber Public Chat. Also follow SM on Snapchat for exclusive updates, Lure locations, and more! Waste no time, #GottaCatchEmAllAtSM!

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