Paradise Mobile invites the community to celebrate its new flagship retail space at a grand opening event on Friday.
The new space, located on Reid Street at the former United Colors of Benetton location, will officially open to the public at 12:30pm on Friday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by the Town Crier, Ed Christopher, and Acting Mayor of the City of Hamilton, Dennis Tucker, marking an exciting new chapter for Paradise Mobile and Bermuda’s mobile landscape.
As part of the celebration, Paradise Mobile will be giving away exclusive prizes every hour in-store including the iPhone 15, Samsung Galaxy, and free mobile service packages, among other exciting gifts. To close out the day, there will be a pop-up party starting at 5:30 PM, featuring a DJ, drinks, and tasty bites for all guests. The public is welcome, and can expect vibrant energy, exclusive offers, and surprise giveaways throughout the day.
Brett Corday, Chief Revenue Officer of Paradise Mobile, says: “We’re incredibly excited to open our doors at this beautiful new location and provide our customers with a modern, interactive retail experience. This new space is more than just a store; it’s a hub where our customers can explore the latest in mobile technology, enjoy personalized service, and experience the future of connectivity in Bermuda.”
The new Paradise Mobile store on Reid Street highlights the company’s commitment to customer experience, innovation, and community engagement. The location will feature an opportunity for potential customers to learn more about Paradise Mobile, explore service plans, and speak with expert staff about their mobile needs.
For more information on the event, promotions, and contests, follow @paradisemobile5G on Instagram or visit www.paradisemobile.bm.
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