Looks like the attraction was much larger (as was much of the Texas park) and designed differently than the Langhorne park.
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Thursday, March 12, 2020
Herry's Hand Over Water in Texas
Looks like the attraction was much larger (as was much of the Texas park) and designed differently than the Langhorne park.
Friday, May 17, 2019
Tokyo Sesame Place in 2012
The following photos are from the website http://blog.livedoor.jp/kazumahakase-jikkenshitsu/archives/14778941.html
This site does "urban exploring" of closed or abandoned places.
They took photos of Tokyo Sesame Place 6 years after it closed.
I have archived them here, in case they are ever removed from their site.
This site does "urban exploring" of closed or abandoned places.
They took photos of Tokyo Sesame Place 6 years after it closed.
I have archived them here, in case they are ever removed from their site.
Tokyo: Ernie and Bert's Playroom
This was an indoor play area for toddlers:
Tokyo Sesame Place Restaurant
Image from http://lkb6.com/
Image from http://kozaru98.fc2web.com
Image from http://kozaru98.fc2web.com
Image from http://kozaru98.fc2web.com
Image from http://kozaru98.fc2web.com
Tokyo: Grover's Superdig
Kids could sit on a mechanical earth mover and move small amounts of dirt.
Image from http://lkb6.com
Image from http://lkb6.com
Image from http://kozaru98.fc2web.com
Tokyo: Rainbow Pyramid
Rainbow Pyramid was a play area at Tokyo Sesame Place. It was the same as the Rainbow Pyramids in Texas and Pennsylvania.
Guests would toss a ball at a pyramid that had jets of air coming out of it.
Air rushing over top of the spinning ball would move faster than the air below keeping the ball suspended.
Image from http://kozaru98.fc2web.com
The signage in Tokyo had Sesame Street character Dr. Nobel Price:
Image from YouTube
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