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Sport Shop
Sport Shop 2007

Information
Where Ski Village
Opened November 3, 2005[1]
Renovated August 31, 2007[2]
Closed May 25, 2010
Mini-games None
Room ID 210
Tour Description
Look at all this popcorn! Popcorn can be a healthy snack for athletes. Hmm, it looks like there's some construction going on today...

The Sport Shop was a shop located in the Ski Village. Originally hosting the Penguin Style catalog as a secondary Gift Shop, since August 2007 it was remodeled into a sports-themed shop, selling equipment and clothing for a variety of sports in the Snow and Sports catalog. It also contained a secret entrance to the PSA Headquarters.

The shop was filled with various sport equipment, with many racks and stands displaying things. There were changing rooms on the side of the room (one of which was a secret entrance to the PSA HQ) and a counter. Only viewable in Secret Missions, the back wall also had a table covered with machine parts, and hanging over it were blueprints, which all belonged to Gary the Gadget Guy. Next to the table, behind a door, was a staircase leading to Gary's Room.

History[]

The Sport Shop first opened on November 3, 2005, as an alternative to the Gift Shop, so players could buy clothes there instead, if the Gift Shop was full.[1]

On March 29, 2006, the secret entrance to the HQ from the changing rooms was added. On August 31, 2007, more equipment was added on display, and the Snow and Sports catalog was released.[2]

On May 18, 2010, the entire Sport Shop was blown up, damaging the infrastructure, forcing it to be torn down. A week later, on May 25, the Sport Shop was permanently closed. The Snow and Sports catalog was moved to the Ice Rink/Stadium, and the building itself was remodeled into the new Everyday Phoning Facility, which opened a few days later.

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Language Name
Portuguese Loja de Esportes
French Magasin de Sport
Spanish Tienda de deportes
German Sportladen
Russian N/A

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