Battle Creek, Michigan - Cereal City USA - Closed
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- Address:
- 171 W. Michigan Ave., Battle Creek, MI
- Directions:
- I-94 exit 98B. Take M66/I-194 to downtown Battle Creek. When the freeway ends, turn left at the second light onto Michigan Ave. Cereal City is the red brick building on the left side of the street, just across the river bridge.
- Hours:
- CLOSED
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On Thursday morning, January 4, the management of Kellogg's Cereal City USA called the economic development council in Battle Creek, Michigan, and told them that it would not be open for business that day. Further, it would not be open for business on any other day in the future, ever, period.... [01/06/2007] Complete News Story
There is a multi-media presentation consisting of two big video screens and statues of Snap, Krackle, Pop, and a surfing Tony the Tiger. These mascots, the Sweetheart of the Corn, the Kellogg Brothers, and C.W. Post tell the history of the sanitarium, corn flakes, and the company.
Kellogg's doesn't deny that marketing has been a huge part of its success. Mascots, premiums, and celebrity television commercials are everywhere. I especially liked the two chairs with buttons on the armrests. You can pick cereal commercials to watch, from Jimmy Durante to the Partridge Family, Pete and Gladys to the Flintstones, Dennis the Menace to My Favorite Martian.
There is a little play area for kids, very much like the ones found at McDonald's, except for the giant soft Froot Loops.
The gift shop was disappointing. There were spoons (of course) and bowls, but the T-shirt selection was limited (L was the largest size) and there were no snow domes or tilt pens. [Craig S. Thom, 04/10/1999]
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