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The '''Kooser PTT Show''' was the animatronic show used at the 2nd Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre location, San Jose, California (1371 Kooser Rd) from |
The '''Kooser PTT Show''' was the animatronic show used at the 2nd Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre location, San Jose, California (1371 Kooser Rd) from its opening on December 2nd, 1978, until May of 1980, when it would receive the very first Balcony Stage and upgrade to Cyberamics in the process. |
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== Design == |
== Design == |
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The Design of this stage is pretty similar to Winchester's portrait show but not only were the bots different but from the video we have of the location, the animatronics have much better movements. next to each character were flags that would wave during a song. |
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== Animatronics Used. == |
== Animatronics Used. == |
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* [[Kooser Dolli Dimples (Animatronic)]] (1978-?) |
* [[Kooser Dolli Dimples (Animatronic)]] (1978-?) |
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The instruments and flag wavers and orchestra were not only famous in cyber era but in |
The instruments and flag wavers and orchestra were not only famous in cyber era but in Kooser and Winchester era too. The orchestra was located between Chuck E. Cheese and Jasper T. Jowls. The flag wavers were in the whole dining area and were swinging when the show was on. Finally, the applause board which we all know had many animals doing the applause. Applause board and the other stuff stayed until the rebranding of pizza time theatre to chuck e cheese's pizza. |
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* [[Kooser Flag Wavers (Animatronic)]] (1977- 90's) |
* [[Kooser Flag Wavers (Animatronic)]] (1977- 90's) |
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The Kooser PTT Show was the animatronic show used at the 2nd Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre location, San Jose, California (1371 Kooser Rd) from its opening on December 2nd, 1978, until May of 1980, when it would receive the very first Balcony Stage and upgrade to Cyberamics in the process.
History
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Design
The Design of this stage is pretty similar to Winchester's portrait show but not only were the bots different but from the video we have of the location, the animatronics have much better movements. next to each character were flags that would wave during a song.
Animatronics Used.
Chuck E. Cheese. at Kooser road had new set of character's with new movement and upgraded look. They also had new mechanic's which improved the movement's.
- Kooser Chuck E. Cheese (Animatronic) (1978- 1980)
- Kooser Pasqually (Animatronic) (1978-1980)
- Kooser Jasper T. Jowls (Animatronic) (1978-1980)
- Kooser Munch (Animatronic) (1978-1980)
- Kooser Helen Henny (Animatronic) (1978-1980)
- Kooser Mopsey Sisters (Animatronic) (1978-198?)
Dolli Dimples was introduced in the new Kooser road location. She was meant for adults and even talked about her past boyfriend's. She also had bouncing chest. Overtime you could see kid's near her than adults.
- Kooser Dolli Dimples (Animatronic) (1978-?)
The instruments and flag wavers and orchestra were not only famous in cyber era but in Kooser and Winchester era too. The orchestra was located between Chuck E. Cheese and Jasper T. Jowls. The flag wavers were in the whole dining area and were swinging when the show was on. Finally, the applause board which we all know had many animals doing the applause. Applause board and the other stuff stayed until the rebranding of pizza time theatre to chuck e cheese's pizza.
- Kooser Flag Wavers (Animatronic) (1977- 90's)
- Kooser Applause Board (Animatronic) (1977- 90's)
- Kooser Pizza Time Orchestra (Animatronic) (1977- 90's)