BINI Light Stick ready to bloom
The official BINI Light Stick, first unveiled last year during the Grand BINIVerse concert, has become a symbol of fandom pride.
The official BINI Light Stick, first unveiled last year during the Grand BINIVerse concert, has become a symbol of fandom pride.
PULP Spaces+ has announced that the official BINI Light Stick is now available on the official Mini Mall shops on Shopee and Lazada, in addition to minimall.ph. With more channels to purchase, BLOOMs now have easier access to this must-have concert essential.
The official BINI Light Stick, first unveiled last year during the Grand BINIVerse concert, has become a symbol of fandom pride.
The breathtaking synchronized light show during the three-day concert captivated everyone, as the light sticks changed colors and effects seamlessly with each performance.
The PULP Spaces+ team meticulously crafted each synchronization, color change and effect to enhance the concert experience and bring fans closer to the magic of BINI.
Adding to the excitement, the BINI Light Stick App was launched alongside the light stick. Available for both iOS and Android, the app allows fans to connect their light sticks, customize skins featuring their bias, and explore various light modes and colors. The app also enables fans to sync their light sticks during concerts for an immersive experience.
As BINI prepares for the much-anticipated BINIVerse World Tour 2025 Philippines on 15 February at the Philippine Arena, PULP Spaces+ is making it easier than ever for BLOOMs to light up the event with their official light sticks. With a price of P3,099, each BINI Light Stick comes with a box, strap and a complete photocard set of all eight BINI members.
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