Laughing Samoans to have two shows in Fiji

By Elizabeth Rokosuka

31/08/2015

Make sure you purchase your Laughing Samoans “Fink About It” tickets before they are sold out.

WOWS Kids Founder Sina Kami says last year some people rushed in the last minute to try buy tickets at the gates but missed out.

Kami urges the Laughing Samoans fans to buy their tickets this week as the show kicks off next Thursday at the Vodafone Arena and next Friday at the Prince Charles Park in Nadi.

Kami says tickets for the two shows in Suva and Nadi are expected to go on sale from this afternoon at various locations.

She adds the shows will be all about raising awareness on cancer and other life threatening diseases that is becoming common among Fijian children.

Tickets are $3 for children under 12-years-old, $8 for adults and $30 for VIP tickets.

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