The image shows the "Samsung Mob!lers" logo. "Samsung" is in black, thin font, whilst "MOB!LERS" is bold, yellow with a black outline. The exclamation mark in "MOB!LERS" replaces the “I” and is orange, standing out in the centre of the word.
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The Mob!lers Check out the Leeds Olympic Torch Festival

This weekend the Mob!lers checked out the Leeds Olympic Torch Festival.

The image shows the "Samsung Mob!lers" logo. "Samsung" is in black, thin font, whilst "MOB!LERS" is bold, yellow with a black outline. The exclamation mark in "MOB!LERS" replaces the “I” and is orange, standing out in the centre of the word.
This weekend the Samsung Mob!lers and I headed to the Leeds Olympic Torch Festival. This was a pretty big event and Coca Cola were given the lead sponsorship role but Samsung stood their ground and took pride and place down the right hand side of the main stage. 

A large outdoor music festival scene with crowds gathered near a stage on the left. People are spread across a green grassy field under a bright sky with scattered clouds. Tents, food stalls, and banners are visible in the background.

With an expected crowd size of 30,000 people the Leeds Olympic Torch Festival was a huge deal for the big brands and companies sponsoring it. There was three brands there this week; Samsung, Coca Cola and Lloyds TSB. I had a good look around and checked out what each was getting up too. I must add, I had a Fantastic day!

Samsung had a Samsung GALAXY Note Studio where people could get their picture drawn by an artist using the Samsung Galaxy Note in a characterised style, the pictures I saw were looking pretty great. The cues were very long but we kept the crowds company whilst they waited. Samsung also had a separate line of people waiting to get their photograph taken with an Official Olympic Torch. The line was a little long for me to get mine done so I was very jealous of all those lucky people who did get theirs. Maybe next time 😉

A large Samsung Galaxy Note Studio sign with colourful illustrations stands on grass at an outdoor event. People in colourful jackets gather near tents and stalls, while some sit under a blue and white canopy. The sky is partly cloudy.
A blue flag with "SAMSUNG" written in white appears reversed due to the angle. It stands on a grassy field near trees and a red Coca-Cola banner. The sky is partly cloudy, and some event equipment is visible in the background.

Samsung’s Flags flew high around the sides of the Samsung area. Everyone waved Samsung Flags and banged together Samsung’s Bam Bams which were a huge hit with the kids and adults alike. Normally the Samsung stand would also have a PIN (pop up Samsung store) where visitors could pop in and play with the actual devices them selves and not just Demo Models like most shops will have. Unfortunately due to the weather and heavy rainfall which had fell in the days before, it just wasn’t safe enough to put it up which meant that poor Leeds missed out this time. But fear not, the crowds all still looked like they were having a great time at the Samsung stand, smiles and cheers filled the air as local families came together to celebrate and anxiously await the arrival of the Olympic Flame.

A crowd gathers in front of a bright red Coca-Cola event stand with a curved roof and Olympic branding. People take photos, talk, and queue while staff in neon jackets assist guests. Green trees and buildings are visible in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
The Coca Cola stand offered free bottles of coke to anyone who cued up for one, free frisbee like drums for others who played their selected games and also offered people the opportunity to get their photographs taken with an Olympic Torch. There was a happy vibe around the stand but the cues were very long. A little too long which was a little off putting.





The did have a team of promotion like staff running around in a really random way trying to get the crowd to join in with their crazy antics. One group were doing silly dances with flags whilst another was playing imaginary basketball. Mob!ler Stacey did have a go and made us all laugh. Such a random thing to see but so much fun to watch. You can see Stacey sporting a blue Samsung jacket amongst the Coca Cola reds.

A crowd of people, many in red shirts, gather outdoors near a historic brick building. Some talk and walk, while others stand in groups. An ice cream van is visible on the left. The weather is sunny with blue sky and scattered clouds.

The Lloyds TSB stand was a little more quiet, it too had a cue of people waiting to have their picture taken with an Official Olympic Torch but then it had a Charity based feature where people could fill out a small card and then post it into one of four slots, each of which was allocated to a local charity. One ticket was to be drawn out at random and that charity was going to get a lovely 5,000 pounds but not only that, the person’s ticket they pull was going to win a Fantastic prize of 4 Olympic tickets. I quite liked this idea as there was something in it for the crowd yet it was a great way of raising funds for the local charities too.

A festival scene shows a crowd near a large stage with colourful screens. In the foreground, there is a white tent with Lloyds TSB branding. People, including children, walk on the grass. Flags, small hedges, and other tents are visible on a partly cloudy day.

Once we’d checked out all the brands had to offer we decided to head down to the stage area, we were so lucky and got to enter the VIP section to watch the show. The Leeds headliners of the Samsung Show was Twist and Pulse and the awesome Diversity. They both put on an amazing show and the crowds went wild. 

Two men in sportswear break-dance on a stage outdoors, backed by a Samsung sign and a DJ. An audience watches, with some holding up mobile phones or waving a green scarf. The scene is sunny, and the stage is set against a black backdrop.
A dance group of eight men in matching black waistcoats, white shirts, black trousers, and red caps perform on an outdoor stage. Seven stand in a line holding canes, while one kneels in front. Members of the audience watch, with one person holding up a mobile to record.

So overall we had an Amazing day! You can see the Mob!lers next weekend when we join in with the Birmingham Olympic Torch Festival. If you’re a Samsung fan or a WANTED fan then you don’t want to miss it. The Samsung Mob!lers are going to do Samsung proud!

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