Celebrating its 10th anniversary, ZoukOut 2010 takes centerstage on Saturday, 11th December at Siloso Beach, Sentosa Island from 8pm-8am and will mark a trailblazing jaunt of 10 pivotal years in music, dance and art in the great sandy outdoors. A milestone year for Zouk with a fittingly stellar line-up; ZoukOut, the most eagerly anticipated event this side of the globe, gets ready to be yet another treasure trove of lasting memories for years to come.
“From its inception in 2000, ZoukOut has become the ultimate beach dance party that music lovers from around the region look forward to each year. ZoukOut remains unrivalled in its stellar line-up of DJs and music offerings, and its ability to draw in throngs of revellers from dusk to dawn. In 2009, some 27,000 party-goers, of which 12,000 were foreign visitors, attended ZoukOut. Into its tenth anniversary this year, ZoukOut adds tremendous vibrancy to Singapore’s nightlife, and is a pillar of Singapore’s position as a events and entertainment capital.”
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Ticket prices may have been higher this year, but that didn't stop party-goers from hitting the biggest annual dance party ZoukOut. The party scene at Sentosa attracted an estimated 30,000 people.
The queue for the 10,000 tickets started as early as 5.30pm and were sold out by 8.30pm.
Tickets were even up for grabs on the Internet, and were priced as high as $320 on eBay.
Tickets to ZoukOut were so coveted that the Zouk club organisers even warned the public that there were fake tickets in circulation and that those with fake tickets would be refused entry.
People are willing to go to the extend to get what they want for such event which come only once every year. Even fake tickets are created to be sold.
In this kind of event, people are always looking forward to so it is expected what the outcome will be. Zouk should be more strict on their entry and have to do something to avoid outsiders making duplicate tickets for the event.
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