That’s probably the right answer, thanks
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I think it says lifeguard on the arms. I have never been a fan of that themeing of merchandise fir that very reason but it's become a common one. It's used at places like soak city, and the outer banks to which really blows my mind cause you know there are real lifeguards there that it might cause confusion with.
I saw this shirt in the shop in Ireland on Saturday and I'm obsessed with it. Unfortunately, they were sold out except for this one on the model. It was a size S, which ain't fitting on me in this lifetime. Does anybody have any ideas for where I might find it in L or XL? I struck out on Google, eBay, and etsy.
Has anyone seen nanocoasters for sale anywhere in the park lately? Thanks
Also, has anyone else noticed how the shop by Alpengeist is all Sesame Street merchandise? It used to be a discount store, so the new inventory is disappointing for me
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They need to fix Alpen Ladens roof themeing before anything.
The discount store moves around a lot. The last time I checked, it was in The Trading Post next to InvadR.
Only thing I saw was the display for coaster cutouts. Thanks ludmarco I didn't check there.
I’d love to know the specific choice to move the secondary Sesame location from the front of the park in England to Germany. I suppose they just wanted the Southern Comfort spot up front, but is this just for tourist season? Will they move things back when it’s no longer seasonal, or will that location become a revolving “seasonal” shop that does tourist fare in summer, holidays at holidays, etc.?
Either way, I am personally annoyed because the prominence of the t-shirt display at the Germany Sesame location foregrounded a t-shirt I wanted but which they did not have in a workable size. Rude.
Found this gem online, year on the mug is 1994. Picture looks weird cuz my apartment lighting is very dim at night and had to make it visible somehow.
My kids had their eyes on the stones at the various stations where you can fill up a bag for $7 or so.
Since they had their $10 Busch bucks today they asked the guy at the register in the Festhaus gift store about the rules and he told them that the bag does not have to be closed.
Smartasses as they are they “filled up” their bags with hematite stones. (The magnetic ones).
Together they got 24 stones and had to pay $0.48 after the member discount and one of the $10 vouchers.
I asked the guy at the register if he is sure this is how it is supposed to work.
He said:”I don’t care.”
My kids were happy, but I feel sad for BGW to have employees that are so disengaged.
Since they had their $10 Busch bucks today they asked the guy at the register in the Festhaus gift store about the rules and he told them that the bag does not have to be closed.
Smartasses as they are they “filled up” their bags with hematite stones. (The magnetic ones).
Together they got 24 stones and had to pay $0.48 after the member discount and one of the $10 vouchers.
I asked the guy at the register if he is sure this is how it is supposed to work.
He said:”I don’t care.”
My kids were happy, but I feel sad for BGW to have employees that are so disengaged.
