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Shopping Festival - versi Oma

Bukan hanya Malaysia dan Singapore yang punya Shopping Fair or Shopping Festival. Tahun ini, Surabaya mengadakan Surabaya Shopping Festival atau SSF 2008. Dimana-mana ada diskon! Mulai dari restaurant, salon, butik, toko elektronik, toko mebel, toko buku, sampai showroom mobil. Semuanya memakain label 'Surabaya Shopping Festival 2008'.

Hanya Tuhan yang tahu apakah mereka benar-benar memberikan diskon atau hanya sekedar tipu daya untuk meningkatkan animo pengunjung.



Yang pasti, Surabaya benar-benar ramai. Mall penuh sesak dengan manusia, yang notabene bukan hanya dari kota Surabaya. Banyak pendatang dari Sidoarjo, Kediri, Malang dan even Jakarta yang bela-belain untuk datang ke Surabaya, hanya untuk SHOPPING. .

Acaranya macem-macem, ada belanja murah meriah (pastinyaaa), fashion show, lucky draw, pameran, lomba-lomba, tapi buat Oma yang paling heboh dan yang paling TIDAK AKAN Oma lakukan lagi adalah Late Night Shopping. Jadi toko-toko di mall buka sampai jam 1 malam dan restonya sampai jam 2. Edan!!! Dan diskonnya ngga terlalu banting harga banget!
Pokoknya nggak banget deh untuk dilakukan lagi, apalagi kalo besoknya harus ngantor. Huh, NO WAY! Tapi seru sih, once in a life time experience, lah!

Melihat gegap gempita Surabaya Shopping Festival, Oma jadi berpikir, apa Pasar Keputran, Pasar Ngagel dan Pasar di kompleks-kompleks perumahan juga ikut serta dalam kemeriahan Surabaya Shopping Festival?

Apa minyak, gula, telur, cabe dan sayur-mayur juga ikutan didiskon?
Memang benar Pasar Keputran ikutan late night shopping, hehehe,..
secara mereka always buka dari lepas Maghrib sampai lepas midnight :P Tapi, apa mereka ikutan pasang aksi 'harga miring'?

Nah, yang jadi pertanyaan masyarakat Surabaya hari ini, apa pom bensin di Surabaya juga akan ikutan Surabaya Shopping Festival? Harga bensin naek, bow!

Oma pun berpikir, kenapa Oma ngga ikutan mengadakan Surabaya Shopping Festival?


Kalo di Omaland (beda tipis ama disneyland - yang artinya Pulau Oma), akan ada juga tuh Shopping Festival. Namun, yang di-sale tuh beras, elpiji, sayur-mayur, buah-buahan, telur, cabe, daging dan susu. Buat yang belanja di atas 100 Uma (Uma = uang oma; 100 Uma = 100ribu rupiah), Anda bisa mendapatkan isi bensin gratis. Asyik, kan?

Lomba-lomba juga ada donk! Lomba masak, dan hasilnya akan dibagikan ke rakyat yang tidak mampu. Lomba membangun rumah untuk anak-anak jalanan. Acara amal untuk fundraising uang sekolah dan kuliah anak-anak yang tidak mampu. Lomba belanja Sembako sebanyak-banyaknya, yang menang boleh keep all the stuff, yang kalah harus share sembakonya dengan para tetangga.


Buat para pelajar dan mahasiswa juga bisa donk menikmati Shopping Festival. Buat yang rangking 1-5, boleh beli 1 buku import fiction, 2 buku import non-fiction, 2 buku lokal fiksi, 3 buku lokal non-fiksi, dan bole belanja 1 baju, 1 celana, 1 sepatu dan 1 accessories secara GRATIS. Yang rangking 6 - 10 bole beli buku-buku aja dan 1 baju. Bagi pelajar dan mahasiswa yang ingin beli komputer/laptop, bagi yang rangking 1 di kelasnya, boleh membeli komputer dengan cicilan 0% selama seumur hidup. Yang rangking 2 - 5 mendapatkan cicilan 0% selama 20 tahun, dan rangking 6 - 10 selama 10 tahun.

Itulah Shoping Festival versi Oma.

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