Transformers invade SA

SEEN BY MILLIONS AROUND WORLD Visitors can look forward to breathtaking sculptures made from wrecked cars.

Megatron, Bumblebee and the Rescue Bots have invaded the African continent for the first time in Transformers Animatronics at Emperors Palace. It ends on May 28. Following a successful Latin American tour, visitors can look forward to breathtaking sculptures, made from wrecked cars, on display against the scenery of the legendary planet, Cybertron, that will be brought to life through eye-popping performance technology.

Transformers Animatronics is a unique event based on the popular Hasbro saga that has broken box office records for both movies and television. And now it will head to Emperors Palace with a spectacular display that has been enjoyed by millions of people on tour across the globe.

This travelling exhibition of international standards will feature 12 animated Transformers, nine sculptures scaled between 2m and 11m made from car parts, and a further 20 statues varying in size. In addition, an impressive arsenal of weapons used by the Transformers characters will also be showcased.

Young and old will immerse themselves in the incredible universe of Optimus Prime and his companions, from its origins in

The exhibition will be hosted until May 28 in the Red Roman Shed from 10am to 7pm daily.

Tickets are priced at R155 for adults, R100 for children between five and 17, R95 for pensioners and students. Children four and under enter for free, families of four (two adults and two children) pay R440 and there are special packages available for school groups. the world of comics to the television series and blockbuster movies. Autobots and Decepticons will also feature prominently, accompanied by the latest Dino Bots and famous Rescue Bots, the preschool series that has expanded the Transformers fan base.

Transformers Animatronics was created by Agosin Events, a company with more than 20 years of experience in family entertainment, and Universal Exhibition Group Inc, an exhibition organiser which has been on the forefront of international entertainment for the past three decades.

“The exhibition will appeal to fans and connoisseurs of this colossal brand and to those who are looking for an exceptional eventing experience that is original and aesthetically appealing. The exhibition has been created to meet the highest international standards, and we are confident that South African’s will vibrate with Transformers”, said Nick Dreyer, EXPO SA director.

For more information and bookings contact the Emperors Palace Box Office on 011 928 1297/1213 or visit or