Migros Mania

Dear Migros Mania

I am the father of 2 children and since the first Migros Mania we have always taken part,
because we are loyal Migros customers.
But after all these years, all these balls, dominoes, miniatures and plastic parts just seem superfluous to me and I will have to part with them.
Mania is great, but why not collect glue for a great bike helmet or winter hat instead?
The whole thing would certainly be more sustainable, more environmentally friendly, more meaningful and could certainly be done in a more sympathetic way. Please look for a new collection strategy! Thank you in advance!

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Guest

Hello thyss26

Thank you for your message and your suggestions. Basically, our Manias are about a mixture of collecting fun and rewarding our most loyal customers at the same time. And sometimes you can discover a new world together with your family, as with Animanca, for example, or learn something new, such as the sights of Switzerland, as with Suisse Mania.

I will be happy to pass on your ideas for new collectibles - the Mania managers will then consider whether and how the different ideas, wishes and requirements can be combined.

Kind regards
Tanja

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Biene80

You can cancel the Mania for all I care. Distributing cheap plastic stuff en masse is nonsense. Where is the sustainability? We should use less plastic for the sake of our environment. Many parts of the collection campaign end up in the bin in the first few weeks. 90% of the Mania ends up there after 6 months at the latest. Better offer something useful: Nature conservation courses, reduction on books or excursions, school trips, museums, technology courses, chemistry courses for little ones or something like that. The children learn something and can even choose what they want.

In my opinion, the only nice and useful collector's item was the book with the animal stickers.

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