Visit the newly revamped MBO Cinemas Square One in Batu Pahat !

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MBO Square One recently was refurbished to give a better cinematic experience.

16 Apr – MBO Cinemas Square One in Batu Pahat, Johor has gone through some extensive refurbishments in order to give its customers' a better cinematic experience.

The RM4.8 million project had all eight halls redecorated by installing leather seats, brand new floor carpets, ceiling panel, and an interior design to give it that soothing effect.

Redecorated cinema halls give a soothing effect for MBO Cinemas Square One customers.

The cinema also has a new hall catered exclusively for children of all ages called, Kecil, where they can play in a built-in playground while watching some of their favourite family-friendly movies.

The Kecil hall can also host birthday parties for children thus giving them a unique and memorable experience that they can only acquire at MBO Cinemas.

MBO Cinemas Square One's Kecil hall's colourful seating for the comfort of the children.

The built-in playground for kids to play while watching their favourite movie in the Kecil hall.

Besides that, MBO Cinemas Square One has a brand new café called Cafecito, that serves fresh hot or cold coffee alongside sandwiches and various pastries for customers to munch on while waiting to enter the cinema hall.

To commemorate MBO Cinemas Square One's renovation, MBO will be organising an on-ground activation from 12pm – 8pm this 20 April with many fun activities for the public to take part in for a chance to win special prizes.

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