Looking for something meaningful to do this Merdeka while enjoying a fun day out without spending extra? Toppen Shopping Centre has introduced an exciting campaign that combines sustainability with family entertainment, giving shoppers an excellent reason to clear out their wardrobes while receiving a fantastic reward.
From 1 August until 20 September 2026, Toppen Shopping Centre is inviting the public to take part in its special Merdeka recycling promotion. Instead of letting unwanted clothing pile up at home, shoppers can now give them a second life. Simply recycle 15kg of used clothes at the RBBC Recycle Buy-Back Centre and receive one FREE Game On Theme Park Ticket.
This promotion is more than just a giveaway. It encourages Malaysians to embrace sustainable living while celebrating Merdeka in a way that benefits both the community and the environment. Whether someone has a cupboard full of clothes they no longer wear or simply wants to declutter the house, this campaign provides the perfect opportunity to make those unused items useful again.
Many households accumulate clothing over the years. Shirts that no longer fit, children’s clothes that have been outgrown, jackets left untouched for seasons, or fashion pieces that are no longer worn often end up occupying valuable wardrobe space. Instead of throwing these garments away, Toppen Shopping Centre encourages shoppers to recycle them responsibly.
The process is refreshingly simple. Visitors only need to gather at least 15kg of used clothing and bring everything to the RBBC Recycle Buy-Back Centre (P2) located inside Toppen Shopping Centre. After the clothing has been weighed and accepted, shoppers will receive an official recycling receipt.
The next step is just as easy. Present the original receipt at the Level 1 Information Counter, and the team will verify the submission before issuing one FREE Game On Theme Park Ticket through the shopper’s TOPP Club account.
It is a straightforward reward system that turns unwanted clothing into an enjoyable experience.
One of the biggest attractions of this campaign is the opportunity to enjoy the popular Game On Theme Park without purchasing a ticket. Entertainment costs can quickly add up, especially for families planning outings during weekends or school holidays. Receiving complimentary admission simply by recycling old clothes makes this promotion particularly worthwhile.
Parents may find this campaign especially useful. Children’s wardrobes often fill up rapidly as they outgrow clothes within months. Rather than storing bags of unused clothing indefinitely, families can recycle them responsibly while receiving a fun reward the children will surely appreciate.
Friends can also make it a group activity. Everyone can contribute clothing until they reach the required 15kg before heading to Toppen Shopping Centre together. After completing the recycling process, they can spend the day exploring the shopping centre, enjoying meals at various restaurants, browsing retail outlets, and finishing with exciting attractions at Game On Theme Park.
Another great aspect of this campaign is that shoppers are allowed to participate multiple times throughout the promotional period. Each participant may redeem one free Game On Theme Park Ticket per day. If they manage to recycle another 15kg or more on another day, they may qualify for another ticket, subject to the campaign’s terms and conditions.
This makes the promotion ideal for households that have a significant amount of clothing waiting to be cleared out. Instead of trying to recycle everything in one visit, they can spread their recycling over different days during the campaign period.
Beyond the free reward, this campaign also highlights the importance of responsible textile recycling. Every piece of clothing recycled helps reduce unnecessary landfill waste and supports efforts to reuse valuable materials.
Fast fashion has made clothing more affordable than ever before, but it has also increased textile waste around the world. Campaigns like this remind everyone that small individual actions can collectively make a positive environmental impact.
Instead of discarding garments into household rubbish, recycling allows many textiles to be sorted, reused, repurposed or processed into other useful materials. By participating, shoppers are not only earning a free attraction ticket but also contributing to a greener future.
The campaign is also perfectly timed alongside Malaysia’s Merdeka celebrations. Merdeka often brings communities together through meaningful initiatives, and this recycling programme reflects the spirit of giving back while celebrating national pride.
Visitors planning a trip to Johor Bahru during this period may find Toppen Shopping Centre an excellent destination for an entire day out. Besides the recycling campaign, the shopping centre offers plenty of retail stores, cafés, restaurants and family-friendly attractions suitable for visitors of all ages.
Those planning to participate should remember a few important conditions before making their visit.
Firstly, shoppers must recycle a minimum of 15kg of used clothing in one single submission. Smaller quantities cannot be combined with previous visits to qualify for redemption.
Secondly, the original receipt issued by the RBBC must be presented at the Information Counter. Photocopies, damaged receipts or altered receipts will not be accepted.
Thirdly, all redemptions are available while stocks last. Since complimentary rewards are usually popular, visiting earlier in the campaign may improve the chances of securing a free ticket.
It is also important to note that only receipts issued during the official campaign period are eligible for redemption.
Before making the trip, shoppers may also want to separate usable clothing from damaged textiles. Packing everything neatly into bags beforehand can make the recycling process quicker and more convenient upon arrival.
If family members or friends also have unwanted clothes at home, combining everyone’s clothing into one collection can easily help reach the required 15kg target.
This promotion demonstrates that rewarding sustainable habits does not always require complicated mechanics or spending large amounts of money. Instead, shoppers simply exchange unwanted clothing for an enjoyable experience while supporting recycling efforts.
For anyone looking for a worthwhile Merdeka activity, this campaign offers excellent value. Instead of leaving unused clothes sitting in wardrobes, they can become a ticket to family fun, all while encouraging environmentally responsible habits.
With no purchase required beyond the recycling contribution, it is certainly one of the more refreshing Merdeka promotions available this season. Families, couples and individuals alike can enjoy a meaningful outing that combines decluttering, sustainability and entertainment all in one visit.
For additional campaign information and updates, shoppers may refer to the official announcement here:
https://www.facebook.com/100067936253810/posts/1363077572633438/?rdid=xhk7Y0oW71Gm563s#
Promotional/Event Details
Promotion: Recycle 15KG of Used Clothes and Redeem 1 FREE Game On Theme Park Ticket
Date: 1 August – 20 September 2026
Time: During Toppen Shopping Centre operating hours
Venue: Toppen Shopping Centre, RBBC Recycle Buy-Back Centre (P2), Redemption at Level 1 Information Counter
How to Redeem:
- Bring a minimum of 15kg of used clothing to the RBBC Recycle Buy-Back Centre (P2).
- Receive an official RBBC recycling receipt.
- Present the original receipt at the Level 1 Information Counter.
- Redeem one FREE Game On Theme Park Ticket via TOPP Club.
- Limited to one redemption per shopper per day.
- Redemptions are available while stocks last.
- Terms and conditions apply.
Source:
https://www.facebook.com/100067936253810/posts/
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