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A sneak peek inside Macau After Dark 3 venue, Barcode

Newsdesk by Newsdesk
Wed 24 Jul 2019 at 10:18
A sneak peek inside Macau After Dark 3 venue, Barcode
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Located on the Macau Peninsula, Barcode is a unique nightspot offering a wide selection of drinks mixed with some vibrant entertainment.

The late night venue, which will be the location for the third instalment of Macau After Dark next Friday 2 August, has become a hugely popular destination for locals since opening in 2017 with its unique décor complemented by an interesting array of entertainment options along the way.

Upon walking upstairs, most notable are the two beer pong tables located in the center of the room, illuminated by neon lights that match the fuchsia lighting scheme that runs through the space.

A modern venue, Barcode adds to the contemporary feel by allowing guests to peruse the drinks list on iPads provided by young and attentive staff.

As for the drinks menu itself, Barcode is one of the few places in Macau to offer an array of champagne cocktails and is the only venue serving Orion Draft Beer from Okinawa, Japan.

It promises to be a popular choice for MAD3.

A number of other sponsorship opportunities are available for MAD, including Showcase Sponsor, which comes with the opportunity for a very brief presentation of a new product or service to the industry. To find out more about any of the sponsorship packages on offer, please contact Jadeson Ho on +853 2875 2959 or at jh@asgam.com.

Tickets to MAD3 are MOP$500 each, however as usual there is a VIP invited guest list.

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