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DeaD_PooL
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you gotta be kidding
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ShootYouStars
 Posts: 37 Location: Kansas |
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This is a joke, right? A sick joke? IT'S NOT???
 *hides in corner*
I honestly thought the Pokemon trend had died out by now...I mean, it seems most everything Pokemon-related comes out in the US because everybody <3s Pikachu & Friends but nothing new has come out lately... |
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ravager
 Posts: 126 Location: Philippines |
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No, it's true. In fact they have posters of it on the doors of every convenience store (be it 7-11, OK, Niko-mart, etc.) here.
I want to check this, but I'll be going away on the 24th, so maybe I'll go there when I come back on September. Or maybe not. 
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v1cious
 Posts: 6235 Location: Houston, TX |
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i don't expec it to stay open long, eventually the novelty's gonna wear off.
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mrgazpacho
Posts: 316 Location: Australia |
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Here are some pictures I took at the PokePark in downtown Nagoya last year:
Park Entrance Flume Ride Rollwer Coaster Swing Ride Ride Satisfied Customers |
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hikaru004
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It's yen and not dollars, right?
Those pics are so cute! I would take my kids there if I had any. Last edited by hikaru004 on Fri Jun 16, 2006 12:17 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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mrgazpacho
Posts: 316 Location: Australia |
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Taiwan's currency is Dollars, not Yen.
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hikaru004
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That makes more sense now. I thought the fee was expensive.
So that means then...
Roughly translates to... One-day tickets: Adults: $26.46; Children: $20 Advance Tickets: Adults: $21.54; Children: $16 Full-event pass tickets: Adults: $76.91; Children: $55.38 |
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Dargonxtc
 Posts: 4463 Location: Nc5xd7+ スターダストの海洋 |
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Hopefully dormcat will give us all the gooey details when it opens up.
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malikchan17
Posts: 23 Location: The boonies, CA |
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Haha! I kinda wish they'd bring that here so I can visit it.
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Wolverine Princess
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What's up with all the negative "this has to be a sick joke" responses? I think it looks like a fun, cute place to take your kids. Those hats those children are wearing in that picture are adorable.
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minakichan
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Oh, I was going to go to Taiwan this summer, but my trip it got postponed... What a shame. I would've loved to take my kid bro there, and of course check it out for a nostalgia trip
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RDespair
 Posts: 245 Location: California |
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So can anyone who has been to it while it was in Japan give us the scoop? Worth going to if you're not a kid? I'm teaching here in Taiwan and I must admit that the advertisements that I see at every 7-11 and convenience store around have got me curious.
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AutoGyro
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They don't look so satisfied to me... 
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hikaru004
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Those cuties prob didn't want to go home.
Just imagine..... "Mom, can I go on this ride one more time? PLEASE!" "Mom, I want a stuffed Pikachu too!" 
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