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The force awakened Changi Airport by Star Wars attract hundreds of Star Wars Fans flocking through for X-wing Unveiling. The event and display were part of the airport's year-end celebrations as well as to promote the highly anticipated new movie Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the seventh instalment of the cult film series that will open in Singapore on Dec 17. Hundreds of fans and travellers eagerly trailed the march of Stormtroopers and Starfighter pilots, vying for prime spots to take pictures with the exhibits, which will be in the public areas until Jan 5.

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The occasion and show were a piece of the air terminal's year-end festivities and in addition to advance the exceptionally expected new motion picture Star …show more content…
Tickets to the first screening of the motion picture in Singapore, to be held at Shaw Lido's Imax corridor past midnight on Dec 17, will go at a bargain at Shaw House Urban Plaza (Level 1) in Orchard Road, from Monday at 9pm. This first Imax 3D screening of the motion picture costs $180 for a bundle that incorporates two tickets on the day, two more tickets to another Imax screening of the motion picture on another date and two arrangements of constrained release motion picture …show more content…
From now until 25 October 2015, Star Wars fans in Singapore can win a couple of tickets each by taking an interest in online challenges hung on ANA's site and Changi Airport's Facebook page. With 20 sets of tickets up for gets, 40 fortunate champs will get the chance to appreciate a voyage through the notable air ship – which gloats a striking attire as well as one of a kind inside touches, for example, Star Wars themed headrests and eating product. 10 champs will be chosen by Changi Airport Group and 30 victors will be chosen by
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