From 8 Nov 2021 to 5 Jan 2022, have a Merry Crustmas with Pizza Hut Singapore’s four tasty new Christmas Cheesy Bites Pizza! Twist, Dip and Pop each Cheesy Bite filled with mozzarella cheese, topped with a sprinkle of shredded parmesan and festive-coloured breadcrumbs. All orders come with a house special cheese dipping sauce, so you’ll be sure each sinful bite is a cheesy-coated culinary experience.Enjoy the Christmas Feast Box ($39.90, U.P. $74.70) offer with our Coupon here. Take your pick from the spicy Chicken Pop with Chacos Chip, classic Hawaiian for the lovers of ham and pineapple, Super Supreme for meat-lovers favourite combination of pepperoni, beef, ham, and chicken breast or the ultimate cheesy goodness - the Four Cheese Cheesy Bites which comes with a mixture of mozzarella, cheddar, and luscious cream cheese topping. Do we knead (pun intended) to say more?Enjoy the Christmas Feast Box ($39.90, U.P. $74.70) offer with our Coupon here. New Additions to the Menu for Dine-In, Takeaway & DeliveryFor a heartier meal, Pizza Hut Singapore has unveiled a new festive menu this holiday. Indulge on a spread of BBQ dishes which includes BBQ Chicken Cutlet with Turkey Bacon Mash and Salad, Christmas Platter, BBQ Fries, BBQ Chicken Nuggets, BBQ Sauce and Sjora Fruity Delight. The new takeaway and delivery menu now also features savoury treats including the Four Cheese Baked Penne and Merry Snack Box.Great Value DealsFrom now till 21 November, enjoy a Christmas Feast Box (5 to 6 pax) at only $39.90 (U.P.74.70) by applying promo code “XMASFEAST” at checkout. If that isn’t enough, from 22 November to 11 December, grab 56% OFF 2 x Christmas Cheesy Bites Pizza with promo code “YAYCHEESYBITES” at checkout.Promo codes are valid for delivery orders via Pizza Hut Singapore website only.All images are credited to Pizza Hut Singapore.

We have all spent most parts of the year cooped up at home, waiting earnestly for the pandemic to go away. While that does not seem like it will be happening anytime soon, the government’s pivot to treat COVID-19 as an endemic means that we are progressively seeing a semblance of normalcy returning. Team sports featuring up to 10 players have returned under a pilot scheme, and recorded music, albeit with a requirement to keep them soft, has returned to our bars and restaurants.For all of you here planning the next outdoor activity with your gang, we have curated a list of 7 best outdoor activities that will help you get that precious vitamin D we all could do with a little more of.If you are looking for activities to do with your kids this holiday season, read Things to Do with the Kids - Fun Activities & Attractions this School Holiday1. Visit Mangrove Swamps with a Leg Paddled KayakIf you have run out of places to explore on mainland Singapore and going on VTL holidays isn't exactly your cup of tea at the moment, consider a leg paddled kayak excursion that will bring you to places such as the mangrove swamps of Pulau Ubin and Sembawang, the kelongs of Changi and Punggol or even a floating restaurant. These places are not exactly accessible to most people unless you own a kayak or swim really well.Image credit: @aileron_yakAileron Yak offers Singapore’s very first leg-paddled kayak adventure, where you get to choose if you want to paddle or row. Each kayak is fitted with a special foot paddle that keeps your hands free to do whatever you want while out in the sea. When you get tired of paddling, retrieve the oar stowed in the kayak and work your hands while your legs take a breather. If you ever felt like you needed a day out in the sea enjoying the sea breeze, this is the activity for you.Image credit: @aileron_yakWebsite: https://aileronyak.com/Contact: +65 9179 8803Email: info@aileronyak.com2. D’Ultimate XCape Carnival at Downtown EastYes, yet another carnival in the East. Westsiders can only wait patiently for the day we can visit a carnival that is not an hour and a half away from home. Taking nothing away from this latest attraction, D’Ultimate XCape at Downtown East is Singapore’s first carnival this year to be built at such a scale. Featuring a 10m-high octopus water slide, Viking ship ride, Uncle Ringo’s carnival games, art installations and more, there are activities for the entire household to enjoy. Ticket prices range from $5 to $12.Image credit: @mel_sim_rainbowImage credit: @mel_sim_rainbowDate: Until 22nd March 2022Time: 4.30PM - 9.30PM Mon & Wed, 12PM - 9.30PM Sat - Sun (Closed on Tue) Last entry at 9.15PMVenue: Downtown East Begonia Open Air Carpark, 60 Pasir Ris Drive 3, Singapore 519497Website: https://ultimate.sg/duxbookings/3. Waterbike SG at Pasir Ris ParkFeaturing another first in Singapore is Waterbike SG, Singapore’s first water bike adventure. Think of it as cycling on water. Slower but minus the bruises. You do not need to know how to cycle as the chances of the water boat capsizing is very low. Wander the waters of Pasir Ris Park on your own, race your friend or you can even go on your own photo-taking adventure as you get to stow your belongings in a waterproof box attached to the water bike. Rates start from $30/pax for 1 hour.Image credit: @waterbike_singaporeImage credit: @waterbike_singaporeMeeting point: Campsite 1 at Pasir Ris Park, 159T Jalan Loyang Besar, Singapore 506927Opening hours: 9AM - 6PM on Sat & Sun (by appointment basis)Website: https://www.waterbike.sg/Contact: 9871 8007Email: sgwaterbike@gmail.com4. Go-Kart in Jurong/Bukit TimahSomething to excite those living in the west, the Karting Arena has recently opened its second karting track in Jurong. Aspiring racers can look forward to a 700m-long track with up to 30 go-karts on the track at any one time. Kids from as young as 9 can join in the fun, and prices start at $25 per session for novice and $35 per session for adults. Novice aspiring racers race in a separate course and are subject to a speed limit of 30km/h. Adults in another track can go as fast as 50km/h but do note that you are required to show that you have a valid driving license before you are allowed to hop into the kart.Image credit: @thekartingarenaThe original race track is located at The Grandstand, Bukit Timah. The karts at Bukit Timah are powered by electricity and are built on lighter chassis for better handling whereas the karts at Jurong run on petroleum like most other karts. Try out both karts and let us know which one you prefer!Image credit: @thekartingarenaKarting Arena@JurongVenue: Block B, 511 Upper Jurong Road, Singapore 638366Opening hours: 1PM - 9PM Tue - Fri, 9AM - 9PM Sat - Sun (Closed on Mon)Website: https://thekartingarena.com/Email: contact-j@thekartingarena.comKarting Arena@Bukit TimahVenue: 200 Turf Club Road, #01-01B,The Grandstand, South Car Park, Singapore 287994Opening hours: 1PM - 8:30PM Wed - Fri, 10AM - 9PM Sat - Sun (Closed on Mon & Tue)Website: https://thekartingarena.com/home-bt/Email: contact-bt@thekartingarena.com5. Pop-up skating rink at CHIJMESEver wondered how it feels like to be ice-skating under the skies in Singapore? For only $5 per entry for 30 minutes, you can now enjoy a skating session at a pop-up rink located at the outdoor lawn area of CHIJMES. Bring your own skates or rent the equipment from them at $5 for a pair of skates, seal skating aid or a set consisting helmet, knee and elbow guards. In your typical streetwear fashion of t-shirt, bermudas and slippers? You can purchase a pair of socks at $2.50 to wear with the skates. Do note that you will need to book your slot and equipment online at the link below.No need to travel all the way to Jurong East to use the skating rink anymore.Image credit: @patricchoyWebsite: https://christmas.capitolsingapore.com/collections/activitiesEmail: capitolsingapore@perennialholdings.com6. Hydrodash SentosaHydrodash is Singapore's first and only open water obstacle course. Yes we know, another first in Singapore, but no one’s really complaining. If you grew up watching Japanese gameshow contestants running and sliding their way to victory on water obstacle courses, this is your chance to experience that very same adrenaline rush. Featuring courses with 3 varying levels of difficulty, you get to twist and turn your body to obstacles such as target wheel, monkey bars, trampolines, jump-off platforms and slides where we get to let loose our inner child. Book your tickets online via the link below.Image credit: @hydrodash.sgImage credit: @hydrodash.sgVenue: Palawan Beach, SentosaOpening hours: 12PM - 6PM Weekdays, 10AM - 7PM Weekends, Public Holidays & School HolidaysWebsite: https://ultimate.sg/duxbookings/Email: hydrosplash@palawan.com.sgContact: 9783 75497. Singapore Wake ParkBefore this very horrible virus called COVID-19 came into existence, Singaporeans used to throng neighbouring islands such as Batam or Bintan for our water skiing and wakeboarding fix. With the onset of the pandemic, the very activity of surfing now mostly involves sitting at a table and clicking away at something resembling a squeaky mammal.For water sports enthusiasts, Singapore Wake Park offers a cable-skiing and wakeboarding courses where you get to zip about round after round at prices starting from $50/hour, or from $20/hour if you purchase the Share-The-Fun pass. You may bring your own wakeboard, but board rentals are also available at an additional $20/hour.Image credit: @singaporewakeparkImage credit: @singaporewakeparkVenue: 1206A East Coast Park, Singapore 449891Opening hours: 10AM - 9PM Mon - Fri, 9AM - 9PM Sat - SunWebsite: https://singaporewakepark.com/Email: iwannaride@singaporewakepark.comContact: 6636 4266With team sports and activities being out of bounds to many Singaporeans since the re-implementation of restrictions, these new attractions have unsurprisingly been incredibly warmly received by many Singaporeans. With the latest relaxation on social gathering size limit, there is no better time to gather your friends and get those idle muscles back to work again. Dust off that pair of sports shoes, grab that sunblock and head outdoors for a frolicking good time this weekend!

Lunar New Year is almost upon us! This festive season, join Hu Tiger as he goes on a journey to collect pineapples for his grandma so that she can bake him his favourite tarts! Hu Tiger cannot do it all alone and needs your help so he can gather the pineapples in time for Lunar New Year. To thank you for your help, he has prepared a catalogue of fantastic rewards and prizes worth over $120,000 you can redeem with using the pineapples you have collected from now till 15 February 2022. Look out for supersized rewards that drop weekly, including massage chairs, smart phones and watches, electronics and home appliances, hotel staycation, collectibles and many more!Want to start unlocking these rewards? Here are 4 ways you can accelerate your pineapple earnings.1. Play Hu Tiger mini games!Soar & RoarBakery SpreeHappy JunglePick from three simple and fun Hu Tiger mini games, Soar & Roar, Bakery Spree and Happy Jungle and earn 1 - 5 pineapples per gameplay! Getting good at the games? Follow meREWARDS' social pages to take part in hourly special events where you get to pit your skills against other people to win even more pineapples! Time to show Hu Tiger what you've got! Check out meREWARDS' Facebook page here and Instagram page here.2. Shop and earn 2x pineapples!Simply shop at participating merchants like OSIM, Giant or HUAWEI, upload your receipt in the meREWARDS app and you will receive 2x pineapples on amount spent (e.g. $20 spent = 40 pineapples)! The more you spend, the faster you clock your pineapple earnings to unlock more rewards!3. Join a team in the Hu Tiger Celeb ChallengeImage credit: @yahuiyhImage credit: @romeotanSupport your favourite celeb or personality in this team challenge and stand a chance to win DOUBLE your pineapple earnings! Pick your team, and pineapples you earned from playing of mini games and keying in of special passcodes will get added to the total team tally. At the end of the week, the team with the highest contributions wins and each team player will be rewarded with extra pineapples. At the end of the 3-week challenge, team players in the winning team of the grand challenge will see their pineapple contributions DOUBLED! Think of all the rewards you could exchange with!4. Look out for passcodes or QR codes on Mediacorp platforms!Special passcodes will be revealed via our radio stations, TV programmes and push notifications on the meREWARDS app! Listen to your favourite radio stations – YES 933, LOVE 972, Class 95, CAPITAL 958, 987, Gold 905 or look out for passcode reveals during selected programmes on your favourite TV channels - Channel 5, Channel 8 and Channel U. Scan or enter these passcodes into the app to earn yourself extra pineapples! You may refer to the list of TV programmes here.Go on, join Hu Tiger in his quest for more pineapples and be rewarded with a bountiful harvest this festive season! For more information on the Hu Tiger Prosperity Dash, you may check out our website here.