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The Fun continues with Snoopy at MetaPark Lot 10
Just when you thought the Peanuts 75th Anniversary celebrations were over, the fun continued — this time at MetaPark Lot 10.
For the summer edition, Peanuts returned with a fresh selection of seasonal merchandise, bringing Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the rest of the gang into one of Bukit Bintang’s most recognisable shopping destinations.
The activation gave fans another opportunity to rediscover Peanuts through a more relaxed, colourful summer setting. Visitors could browse new character merchandise, collectibles and lifestyle products while enjoying the familiar humour and charm that have kept Peanuts relevant across generations.
The location made the experience especially fitting.
Situated in the heart of Bukit Bintang, Lot 10 welcomes a strong mix of Malaysian shoppers and regional tourists, making it a natural meeting point for both long-time Peanuts fans and visitors discovering the characters during their Kuala Lumpur trip.
The summer edition also reflected how widely Peanuts continues to resonate with different audiences. Parents who grew up with Charlie Brown and Snoopy could share the characters with their children, while younger fans connected with Peanuts through fashion, collectibles and everyday lifestyle products.
For visitors, it was more than another shopping stop. It became a light-hearted moment to browse, take photographs, discover new merchandise and enjoy a familiar global character world in the middle of Kuala Lumpur.
The continued response from both local and international visitors showed why Peanuts remains so enduring: the stories are simple, the characters are timeless, and their warmth travels easily across cultures.
At MetaPark Lot 10, the summer celebration gave fans another reason to smile — and another chapter in the 75th-anniversary festivities.
About Peanuts
Peanuts is the iconic comic-strip universe created by Charles M. Schulz, first published in 1950. Its characters — including Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and the wider Peanuts gang — became known around the world for their humour, friendships and thoughtful observations about everyday life.
Over more than seven decades, Peanuts has expanded far beyond the original newspaper comic into animation, publishing, merchandise, exhibitions, fashion collaborations and global anniversary celebrations.
Its lasting popularity comes from its ability to speak to both children and adults, allowing different generations to connect with the same characters in different ways.