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The Masked Singer is coming to you, Blue Route Mall!

Unmask the excitement and become a superstar at Blue Route Mall from 4th – 7th April 2024! Ever watched The Masked Singer on SABC and wished you could play the game too? Well, this is your chance! Unmasking a virtual experience that promises to captivate customers of all ages, where you will be able to …

Unmask the excitement and become a superstar at Blue Route Mall from 4th – 7th April 2024!

Ever watched The Masked Singer on SABC and wished you could play the game too? Well, this is your chance! Unmasking a virtual experience that promises to captivate customers of all ages, where you will be able to guess who’s behind the mask and WIN! With 4 Days of spectacular giveaways and entertainment you can strike a pose at our 360° photobooth to win instantly, an unforgettable experience awaits you!

Not familiar with The Masked Singer? Not to worry, this immersive virtual experience will allow you the chance to deep dive into SA’s most popular Pop Culture show live at our shopping centre.

An exciting virtual game of “Guess Who’s Behind The Mask”.
Visit the Masked Singer Pods at centre court, ground floor at Blue Route Mall where you will be taken into a virtual world of mesmerizing performances, then cast your vote to crack the code and win instant prizes.

A glimpse of last season’s mask, “Banana”, awaits you at the Mask Singer Pods! See you soon Cape Town.
Masked Singer aficionados or a newcomer to the world of masked melodies are all welcome, prepare to be swept away on a journey of mystery, music, and magic. Unlock the secrets of The Masked Singer Blue Route Mall.

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Author: Holly Nemathithi from Mall Marketing on behalf of Blue Route Mall.

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