Space Games Competition By PoliSpace

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We are inviting you all to a new activity with prizes for the winners!!! 🏆

It is a sports game team competition. All the games will be played outside and only one team will win the special prize. ⚽

All the games will be based on space games so be prepared to walk on the moon surface or to play galactic laser war! 🚀

We are asking for a 5€ per capita admission cost to cover the arena, the materials and the prizes.

You can either register your own team (5-6-7 people teams) or register by your own (we will randomly select you to make teams with other participants)

Event Details:

📍 WHERE: POLIMI • Centro Sportivo Mario Giuriati
🕐 WHEN: Saturday, April 30th • 16:15 – 18
💸 5€ per capita

Deadline and Payment:

In order to pay for the ticket you have the following options (you can pay directly for all the team):

  • With PAYPAL: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/polispacehandover/5.54EUR
  • With bank account: IBAN IT44E0623009512000063721094

The transfer needs to be labeled: Name-Surname-StudentNumber

After the PAYMENT an EMAIL with a PROOF OF PAYMENT (screenshot or pdf of the payment screen) has to be sent to all_activities@test.polispace.it in order to validate the ticket.

Remember to specify Name_Surname_StudentNumber in the mail subject. (no refund will be accepted after the deadline)

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