Noah's Ark-shaped Building - Estes Park, Colorado
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Big B Bob
N 40° 22.914 W 105° 29.693
13T E 457992 N 4470263
A stuffed animal shop with the most appropriate shape.
Waymark Code: WM6RFK
Location: Colorado, United States
Date Posted: 07/13/2009
Views: 21
From the Estes Ark website:
After several years of planning, in 1994 we began the construction of our own building. The Ark is 100' long x 50' wide x 30' tall. It was designed and constructed by the store owners with local building assistance by the small crew of Dan Smith Construction. We opened our "new" doors in the fall of 1995, naming our new building ESTES ARK.
Wanting to remain faithful to our original vision, the first floor of the Ark is dedicated to Teddy Bears and Teddy accessories of all descriptions.
The second level "Noah's Attic" features Noah's Arks, and Ark themed: puzzles, games, books and home decor.
Travel up levels to the East and West to find: exotic and domestic stuffed animals ranging from miniature to lifesize with a special section featuring "National Park Species" (with our special National Park Species tag).
In the lower level "The Rainbow Room" has opened its doors to
many special events, including: Teddy Bear making classes,
Informative speakers and company Presidents from the Teddy Bear world, special sales and parties. In the summer of 2005 we opened a new family attraction, "RAINBOW CURVE RACEWAY". The Raceway features a custom built 100' 6-lane nostalgic wooden slot car track with 1/24th scale rental cars. For additional information, see "Slot Cars" on our Home Page.
We hope you can visit us in person and share our shopping adventure with your entire family. The panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains from our 360 degree deck will bring you back again and again.
Price of Admission: 0.00 (listed in local currency)
Weekday Hours: From: 10:00 AM To: 5:00 PM
Weekend Hours: From: 1:00 PM To: 5:00 PM
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