Is this a children’s play venue, store format test, or pre-school brand training? Maybe all three. ShopRite’s® creation for Philadelphia’s Touch Me Please Museum is among the most detailed and realistic, from a child’s point of view. It provided an extremely realistic shopping (and brand) experience for future consumers. CLICK through the galleries to get a sense of the place. And see that one of the lessons is “Part of Play is Putting Away.” Bravo ShopRight.
Compare and contrast…
“Weis® Customer-In-Training Shopping Carts”
“ShopRite® Flagship Kid’s Store”For Touch Me Please Museum and Gift Shop Posts see…
“ShopRite® Flagship Kid’s Store”
“ShopRite® ‘Mobile’ Car Campaign”
“Wood Spinner for Plush Snakes”
“Ganz® Productstop for Plush“
For all Cooler Door resources…
“Cooler Door Merchandising Pinterest Board“ for a visual summary.
“Cooler Door Index Page” for all resources and links.
For all Cheese resources see…
“Cheese Fixtures and Merchandising Pinterest Board”
“Cheese Fixtures and Merchandising Index Page”
For Shopping Carts and Cart Conveniences see…
“Shopping Carts and Conveniences Pinterest Board“
“Shopping Cart and Conveniences Index Page”
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