Gates to Fiji Showcase 2009 open this hour with a record over thirty thousand people already passing through the gates in the last three days since it opened.
Organizer Total Event Company manager Loretta Jackson said today will be an ideal time to take advantage of the shows and specials on offer.
Show times for today Fanta Monday are, at 1.15pm and at 5.45pm is the Mr Fungus Comedy Mime Show, The Great Gondos take to the stage at 3.30pm and at 8pm while at 7.30pm is the Great Balloon Show.
On the local scene at 4pm is Smokey and the Smokehouse where kids will learn escape and safety measures during a fire, at 6.15pm is the FM 96 Battle of the Dance Crews while at 7pm the public can enjoy local music by the band, "Savu ni Delai Lomai.
Gates to the Fiji Showcase opens at midday with tickets being $3.50 for adults and $2.50 for children 3 year and over.
Record crowds at Showcase
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