Perfect Wonderland

The founder

the founder of Perfect Wonderland was a woman named Cindy Ales. She died in 1991 at the cause of walking into a some pedophile group doing some not so lovely things to some little kids. She was passionate about animatronics and dreamed of creating her own theme park just for them, and she did just that. It started with her own little pizza place, which didn't even have any animatronics yet, but still became popular enough for her to expand. By the time she acquired enough money, she sold the old pizza chain and founded Perfect Wonderland. She was inspired by Creative Engineering for the most part.

The park

It's not a huge park, but it's decent sized. It's main thing was animatronics though. The reason they went bankrupt afterward was both rumors of Cindy haunting the place, spooking the kids out of going, and poor choices on the new owners end. They tried to phase out the animatronics, replace all staff with ones that'd work for cheaper, and people stopped coming, leading them to file bankruptcy within two years.

The park mascots

Sleepy the Parrot: The parks main mascot. He was a red parrot that slept a lot, but was friendly and played chill Ukulele music in the lounge and above the pizzeria's main animatronic stage in a window. He's gentle, sweet, kind and enjoys cuddles. Usually accompanied by a bunch of little parakeets that chirp on occasion during performances. According to staff, despite it not being shown, Sleepy was a bit of a drunkard. Had a southern accent and laughed at most anything. Wore boots, a black stovepipe hat and gray coat Olives the fox: A black fox with a strange obsession with olives. Would always joke about committing crimes to get her olives. Wore baggy clothes and was pretty chill, but could be frightened as well as angered easily. Played guitar. Loved spooky things. Sweets the Rat: A rat who liked sweets. He was a bit of gremlin, and always claimed to be "a clean rat like the cute little pets folks got at home", which was mostly true. He often told jokes that only the parents would get loved to roughhouse, often tines asking for someone to fight him. He plays mandolin. He'd insult everyone a lot, with his insults usually not being good ones, but would never insult a kid. Has a rough voice and is from Oregon. Maxine the Parrot: Sleepy's wife. A pink parrot who always wore a golden dress. She was a real sweetheart. Also had a southern accent, although she's from Wisconsin. Didn't play any instrument, but instead sung. The one often poking fun at the band's antics. Thing: A black, shadowy, one eyed, thing that plays drums. Never spoke and only used body language to communicate. Despite his spooky looks, he was quite affectionate. Only Olive seemed to understand him fully, often telling the others what's on his mind. He's quite timid, but loves company and especially children. And of course there's the many animatronics that were just in the background and in places scattered throughout the park. They were used to greet people and make things a bit more lively

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There is no power in the place anymore. The animatronics are not evil and out to kill you. It's a sad sight really. To see someone's hard work end up like this isn't too nice. Especially seeing how Cindy's life was ended in such a way and for all this to be left in decay for over forty years. The pizza parlor area was called Sleepy's.

Park areas

The lounge is a building that you first enter though after the main entrance. Sleepy was inside there playing his ukulele, singing and occasionally chatting with the people. Had this cozy vibe to it. The outdoor attractions: All the animatronics were kept indoors, but outdoors there was a mini train that would take you around the park outdoors and above the buildings. The main appeal of outdoors was the beautiful greenery and the walk around mascots. The train ride had a bunch of little Easter eggs hidden that you could only see from there. Sleepy's: The pizzeria area where you could watch Sleepy and his band fool around. The food was of decent quality, but you mainly just came to watch the animatronics and feel nice and warm. The Arcade: Had all sort of fun games that you could play for free, although there was a VIP area where the beat games were and costed an extra five dollars to enter.