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'60s Seaworld
Submitted by Tony W. on Wed, 05/20/2009 - 2:31am.
Between the freaky looking orange guitar playing fish, the scary dolphin behind it, the wide-eyed penguin on the left and the lobster with eyelashes in front of it, this photo is just a little bit creepy. Also notice the Hawaiian Punch near the bottom.
I think it was was taken in the early to mid '60s. Scanned from a Kodak safety negative. View full image.
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Hawaiian Punch Village
Submitted by Sabu The Coconut Boy on Mon, 01/04/2010 - 6:09pm.
This is a photo of the animatronic band in the foyer of the Hawaiian Punch Village restaurant at Sea World. The restaurant was sponsored by Hawaiian Punch and was in the shape of a Polynesian longhouse. You crossed a bridge over a pond to enter and there were lots of carved tiki poles outside. Inside you could order your Hawaiian Punch in a souvenir tiki mug and take it home with you afterwards.
I really like that carved tiki on the left-hand side. Classic late-60s era.
Much of the architecture of the San Diego Sea World was Polynesian in style, including the soaring A-frame entrance.
How'd You Like a Nice Hawaiian Punch?
Submitted by Anonymous Tipster on Wed, 05/27/2009 - 1:44pm.
I recall Hawaiian Punch being a sponsor at San Diego's SeaWorld. I still have the tiki mug, circa 1973.
Quite trippy
Submitted by mhallack on Thu, 05/21/2009 - 7:49pm.
I love it, good old fashioned nightmare fuel.
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