A: This shop is located right next to the Romeo and Juliet Roller coaster of love. So as you come out of the roller coaster you can go into the shop.
B: This shop looks very medieval. The outside looks like stone, with pillars holding up the eve above. And the inside looks like stone, with draps and pictures just to livein it up a little bit.
C: This shop doesn't require much staff. Maybe two or three employees within the store. All the help really is in the back, where the packing and unpacking, and loading and unloading all happens.
D: Costumes will only be required for the two or three employees with in the store working with the people. Those costumes will probably be uncomplicated. Simple Elizabethean garb and such. The employees behind the scenes working all the boxes and stuff, and wear whatever they want. But may at some point get employee t-shirts, if we feel it is necessary, and if we feel it is truely necessary, they will be placed in uniform all together, if the employees dress inapproriatly.
E: The cost and pricing all depend on the items you get and such. The items are all little trinkets and such, like hats and shirts. Swords and tights, your usual souvenir shop. Nothing worth spending tons of money on, unless you want to buy a zillion souvenirs for all your friends and family.
Juliet's
A: This store is placed at the other end of the park, so not to make to much of a crowd in any certain part of the park.
B: This is a more elegant souvenir shop. The type the young ladies and girls will want to go to. Its full of beautiful crowns and hats, and many elegant dresses. It also has original pieces from Romeo and Juliet movies, and many other plays Shakespeare wrote in his time that were performed. This store looks very petite, kind of like a little store that you'd find in the Elizabethean time.
C: The employees in this store are elegantly dressed ladies. Four or five woman to make sure all the customers are happy with there trip to this store. The ladies who work here will all trade off working register and the floor.
D: The dresses worn by these ladies are all something sold in the store. So they are basically modeling the particular outfit. But the outfit on THEIR back is NOT for sale. They are simple models. Like the ones you see on the mannequins.
E: The pricing of these outfits and other souvenirs are not your usual souvenir prices. These outfits and such cost a LOT more than most of the things within this entire park. but nothing really ranges more over the 50's considering thats about how much you pay to get in.
The Tempest Shop
A: This shop is located right next to the Romeo and Juliet Roller coaster of love. So as you come out of the roller coaster you can go into the shop.
B: This shop looks very medieval. The outside looks like stone, with pillars holding up the eve above. And the inside looks like stone, with draps and pictures just to livein it up a little bit.
C: This shop doesn't require much staff. Maybe two or three employees within the store. All the help really is in the back, where the packing and unpacking, and loading and unloading all happens.
D: Costumes will only be required for the two or three employees with in the store working with the people. Those costumes will probably be uncomplicated. Simple Elizabethean garb and such. The employees behind the scenes working all the boxes and stuff, and wear whatever they want. But may at some point get employee t-shirts, if we feel it is necessary, and if we feel it is truely necessary, they will be placed in uniform all together, if the employees dress inapproriatly.
E: The cost and pricing all depend on the items you get and such. The items are all little trinkets and such, like hats and shirts. Swords and tights, your usual souvenir shop. Nothing worth spending tons of money on, unless you want to buy a zillion souvenirs for all your friends and family.
Juliet's
A: This store is placed at the other end of the park, so not to make to much of a crowd in any certain part of the park.
B: This is a more elegant souvenir shop. The type the young ladies and girls will want to go to. Its full of beautiful crowns and hats, and many elegant dresses. It also has original pieces from Romeo and Juliet movies, and many other plays Shakespeare wrote in his time that were performed. This store looks very petite, kind of like a little store that you'd find in the Elizabethean time.
C: The employees in this store are elegantly dressed ladies. Four or five woman to make sure all the customers are happy with there trip to this store. The ladies who work here will all trade off working register and the floor.
D: The dresses worn by these ladies are all something sold in the store. So they are basically modeling the particular outfit. But the outfit on THEIR back is NOT for sale. They are simple models. Like the ones you see on the mannequins.
E: The pricing of these outfits and other souvenirs are not your usual souvenir prices. These outfits and such cost a LOT more than most of the things within this entire park. but nothing really ranges more over the 50's considering thats about how much you pay to get in.