The SM Mall of Asia (MOA) recently opened its stunning new attraction, the 55,000 sqm MOA Sky, with a spectacular launch that was a whirlwind of entertainment, celebration, and community spirit, leaving attendees with unforgettable memories.
“The MOA Sky isn’t just an expansion; it’s an exciting transformation. SM MOA already was a world-class destination as one of the world’s 10 biggest malls, but today, aside from a host of new brands and world-renowned tenant partners within the mall, we have a larger-than-life playground where every experience is bigger and bolder,” said SM Supermalls president Steven Tan.
The heart of the event was the MOA Sky Tour, where attendees were guided through various themed stops. The first stop, the 1,800-seat FIFA-grade MOA Football Pitch, features Filipinas, the Philippines’ women’s national football team.
The tour continued with a photo opportunity at the MOA Sanctuary. Nestled within a lush garden, it offers a serene escape for contemplation, with a central oval glass structure serving as both a prayer space and art gallery.
The tour then moved to a lively celebration at the North Sky Plaza, featuring Filipino-American artist Jefre’s 12 four-meter-tall Zodiac-themed art installations.
The tour also showcased SM Prime’s commitment to sustainability with a stop at the three-megawatt solar photovoltaic rooftop that harnesses the sun’s energy for a brighter tomorrow.
Animal lovers then enjoyed a Dalbong (a Philippine Corgi dog that won a world title at the World Dog Show 2023 held in Switzerland) exhibition at the sprawling 577-sqm Paw Park.
The sixth stop, the South Plaza, was a hub of artistic expression with live performances by artists Jouache Panaligan, Erwin Grino, Rai Cruz, and AC Bautista.
As the sun began to set, the energy shifted towards the highly anticipated concert featuring Filipino singer-songwriter Adie, the alternative rock band Hale, and indie pop band December Avenue at the MOA Amphitheater.
