Airport offers Hello Kitty flight attendant
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A Japanese airport is offering simulated around-the-world “jet” trips with a Hello Kitty flight attendant.
Travel retail group Enleysha Co has opened the Hello Kitty’s Happy Flight amusement outlet along the connecting path on the third floor of the New Chitose Airport‘s terminal building in Hokkaido. It is the first Japanese attraction of its type, with the simulated trip taking visitors to meet Sanrio characters in international settings.
The outlet includes a shop selling original products and Sanrio character merchandise, a Sanrio character cafe and a free space where children can play.
Visitors enter a projection mapping theatre that presents Sanrio characters in Europe, the South Pole, America and Asia. There are also photo ops with the characters.
On the third floor of the terminal, the attraction covers 1290 sqm along the Smile Road connecting path. There is an admission fee, and regular visitors can buy an annual passport.
Questions & Answers
Q.Where exactly is this new Hello Kitty attraction located within New Chitose Airport?
Where exactly is this new Hello Kitty attraction located within New Chitose Airport?
The Hello Kitty's Happy Flight amusement outlet is located along the connecting path on the third floor of the New Chitose Airport's terminal building in Hokkaido. It covers an area of 1290 square metres along the Smile Road.
Q.What kind of activities or features are available at the Hello Kitty's Happy Flight attraction?
What kind of activities or features are available at the Hello Kitty's Happy Flight attraction?
Visitors can experience a simulated around-the-world trip to meet Sanrio characters, enter a projection mapping theatre, and take photos with characters. There is also a shop, a character cafe, and a free play space for children.
Q.Are there different pricing options for entering the Hello Kitty attraction?
Are there different pricing options for entering the Hello Kitty attraction?
Yes, there is an admission fee to enter the attraction. Regular visitors also have the option to purchase an annual passport for access.
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