Pokemon Night @ Pancake Parlour [VIC] - $12 for Short Stack + Drink

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gimmebargains on 11/07/2016 - 22:00 pancakeparlour.com.au (3088 clicks)
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From the website —
UPDATE: All sessions were booked out. Additional sessions are now available on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday night
UPDATE 2: Additional sessions now available every day from Wednesday July 20th to Sunday July 24th

Spend the night playing Pokémon with fellow trainers at The Pancake Parlour while enjoying your favourite treats.

Lure modules will be activated every 30 minutes, FREE Wi-Fi available.

When: Thursday July 14th - from 8pm to Midnight
Sunday July 17th - from 8pm to 11pm
Monday July 18th - from 8pm to 10pm
Tuesday July 19th - from 8pm to 10pm
Wednesday July 20th - various times, dependent on store
Thursday July 21st - various times
Friday July 22nd - from 8pm to 11pm
Saturday July 23rd - from 8pm to 11pm
Sunday July 24th - various times

Entry: $12

Players receive a Short Stack and a choice of Marshmallow Chocolate, Coffee or Fizzy Drink.
Register at your nearest participating restaurant to book your spot. Limited spots available!
Available at: Highpoint, Northland, Doncaster, Eastland, Dandenong, Fountain Gate, Glen Waverley, and now Melbourne Central

Marketing done right? Diabetes or cardio, you decide.

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  turbo77 on 12/07/2016 - 15:29

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  At Melbourne airport lure modules are activated for FREE , been here for 2 hours so far and eating my 24 mcnuggets

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    supnigs super skids on 12/07/2016 - 15:30

    Did you catch any pokemon there?

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      turbo77 on 12/07/2016 - 15:31

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      got my first pikachu !!

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        supnigs super skids on 12/07/2016 - 15:32

        Wow!

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        turbo77 on 12/07/2016 - 15:34

        i even see the board security guys walk and looking at their phones , stop and start flicking their fingers on the screen lol feel so safe now

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    stevensx on 12/07/2016 - 17:23

    who activates them? Haha just random tourists or is there a dedicated airport worker hoping that if people go there for PokeStops sooner or later a wealthy individual will celebrate their catch with a long trip overseas?

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      supnigs super skids on 12/07/2016 - 19:32

      U can buy incense to lure pokemon out

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        stevensx on 13/07/2016 - 16:23

        lol yes I know, but who at Melbourne Airport is activating the lure modules was the question?

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        theguyrules on 13/07/2016 - 16:28

        @stevensx: Bored travelers?

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        stevensx on 13/07/2016 - 16:39

        @theguyrules: My thought exactly haha. Just find it odd that in certain areas Pokestops constantly have a module on. In a high traffic airport it makes sense, but a restaurant in my local area (small town) has a lure module on all day and even into the night, never turns off. I'm wondering if that's just someone's favourite spot or if a local store is activating them just to attract customers….

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        shakoo on 13/07/2016 - 16:57

        @stevensx:

        it'd make sense for the business to shell out for the lures to get the increased patronage.

        with 8 lures at 680 pokecoins it comes out to 85 pokecoins per lure

        buying 14500 pokecoins at $159.99 means you could buy 170.6 lures

        i.e. approx $0.93 per lure

        so in essence, the business would be spending around $2/hour (as a lure only lasts for 30 minutes) while it's open to get how many more customers in who while most likely spend more than $2/hour while they're there.

        at least that's what my maths come up with. anyone, please feel free to rip it apart as my math isn't all that good :-)

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        stevensx on 13/07/2016 - 17:01

        @shakoo: Haha 170.6 lures is correct. Each lure lasts 30mins so that's 85.3 hours. Keep in mind on an 8 hour business day that would be around 10 and a half days. I guess if they can make a profit on that $160 every 10 days then it's worth it.

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  tikei on 13/07/2016 - 20:15

  the glen waverley pancake parlour area always has lures anyway. Don't need to go specifically on Thursday

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  mjjeje on 17/07/2016 - 03:34

  what will happen if the server is down at that time?

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  Mosha on 18/07/2016 - 04:34

  Went to Doncaster on Sunday night, servers were unfortunately very unstable, but the waitress was awesome and the food was good. It's an excuse to head to the palour, out of the cold with some friends. If

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