Microsoft Store opening in Pennsylvania gets huge turnout

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Published on November 7, 2015

published on November 7, 2015

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Today, Microsoft has opened up a brand new retail store at the King of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania. Microsoft celebrated the grand opening by giving away gift cards with varying amounts (and one gift card worth $1000).
Judging by the photos in the tweets below, the grand opening party attracted a large turnout, as eager fans waited in line to be one of the first people to enter the new store — and win up to $1000.
Check out the tweets embedded below. Did you go to the grand opening? Let us know in the comments below.

Waiting for @MicrosoftStore to open in KOP #MicrosoftPA pic.twitter.com/VsCCFOnAPx

— Bryan Janke (@BigBoardBryan) November 7, 2015

@MicrosoftStore KoP is the place to be! #MicrosoftPA pic.twitter.com/mR0GTHeGOG

— Joe K (@justjokim) November 7, 2015

https://twitter.com/SuperTongue/status/662973811525074944

Just minutes away from dropping the curtain to open the new #MicrosoftPA store in @KoP_Mall! Excitement building! pic.twitter.com/PTDO9Bq9Bh

— Josh Shapiro (@JoshShapiroPA) November 7, 2015

It's time! @MicrosoftStore #MicrosoftPA pic.twitter.com/Irf0ZvxS1Q

— Bhargav Shukla (@bhargavs) November 7, 2015

Just won a $100 gift card at the #MicrosoftPA store opening. Thanks @MicrosoftStore

— Stephanie Rae (@StephLikesCandy) November 7, 2015

I have a $10 gift card with no expiration, an MS t-shirt, & the info for a device decision. Time not wasted @MicrosoftStore #MicrosoftPA

— xarophti (@xarophti) November 7, 2015

.@BigBoardBryan just won an @Xbox One Console. Congrats! #MicrosoftPA pic.twitter.com/XxtjmkohzV

— Microsoft Store (@MicrosoftStore) November 7, 2015

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