Unity Asean Lantern Show
at The Mines

Unity Asean Lantern Show is said to be the biggest light show in ASEAN with giant lanterns colourfully illuminated with a million light bulbs representing the ten ASEAN countries (Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Philippines, Brunei, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia) together with displays from China, South Korea and Japan. 

Musical Fountain Show Time

  • 8.45pm
  • 9.45pm
  • 10.45pm

Opening Hours & Admission Fee

This is not a permanent show. It was scheduled to end on 22 February 2016 but is now, according to Tourism Malaysia, going to continue throughout 2016.

Operations Time: 7.30pm – 12.00am

Open on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and on the Eve of Public Holidays ONLY

Ticketing counter closes at 11pm.


Ticket Prices (Malaysian with MyKad and foreigners same price)

Adult RM35

Child RM25 (ages 3 - 12)

Seniors / OKU RM25

Family RM100 (2 adults, 2 children).


Cash only for tickets at the door. Credit card purchases can be made online:

www.unityasean.com

Review Verdict

Very pretty, but too expensive in my opinion.

How to Get to the Unity Asean Lantern Show

The location of The Mines is marked on the interactive map on the Top Selangor Attractions page. 

Address:

UNITY.ASEAN LANTERN AND MUSIC SHOW

Jalan Mines 2, Mines Wellness City, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor


GPS Co-ordinates: 3.027227, 101.716614


Contact:

(60)3 8959 8879

(60)3 8957 0899

info@unityasean.com

It is about 20 minutes drive from KLCC, traffic conditions permitting. 

The car park has been upgraded with overhead lights above each space, green indicating a vacant space.

Serdang Komuter station is the closest railway station (KTM line) and there is a shuttle service available from the station to the mall.

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