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Bongani Ndlovu, Showbiz Correspondent
THOSE intending to travel to the iFlix Victoria Falls Carnival and are yet to buy the tickets, will have to look for alternative transport as the Party Bus that will depart Harare on December 28 is already full.

Passengers on the Vic Falls Party Bus organised by Enthuse Africa, will be entertained by a star-studded line-up of DJs.

Drinks that include beers will be served on the luxury coach to make it an unforgettable experience.

The carnival runs from December 29 to 31.

Enthuse Africa’s marketing and media liaison Stephanie Kapfunde said: “Forty tickets have been taken up and we’re now full.”

Unfortunately, the party bus organisers said they would not be adding another bus.

“There’s a lot to be considered in terms of logistics before we add another bus and looking at the time left, it’s close to impossible to add another,” said Kapfunde.

She said there were many people on the waiting list who would be given first preference on next year’s bus.

“We want to make the passengers’ experience a memorable one,” said Kapfunde.

For the price of $450 for each reveller, the party bus ticket includes transport on the bus that will leave Harare on the morning of December 28, make a stop in Gweru, then to Bulawayo in the evening, accommodation in Victoria Falls, entrance to the carnival on each day and an activity like the boat cruise.

Since the party bus is now full, people not booked on the bus will have to find alternative transport to Victoria Falls.

This year the carnival will have the likes of Black Coffee, Prince Kaybee, Kiffness, MiCasa Tresor and Ammara Brown providing entertainment.