Exploratory · Concept only

Fujicoaster Fastpass Tee

Attractio fujiana tesserae

$28.00

Mt. Fuji: designed in forced perspective to crown the Japan pavilion in the World Showcase, with a coaster carved down through its slopes – a peak drawn, modeled, and never poured. This rare object, recovered from a timeline in which the mountain was built as planned, entitles the bearer to expedited entry via the Fastpass queue.

Size
✦ Printed to order✦ Free shipping over $50✦ Ships in 2–5 days
Field RecordSS·A·619
Class
EXPLORATORY — the park that might have been
Genus
Attractio · rides / attractions
Species
fujiana tesserae
Location
Central Florida, never built
First catalogued
Unconfirmed
Last seen
Unconfirmed

Field notes

Fig. 619 — Observation

First rumored in the 1980s: an evolution of the classic Matterhorn, but with a Japanese twist. A peak called Fuji, unsurprisingly sponsored by a film company with the same name, would have loomed over a park whose prolific sponsor Kodak was Fuji's fiercest rival, and that sponsor would not share the skyline. The mountain stayed on paper, and the pavilion has kept a conspicuously open space behind it ever since. Known only in whispers: the specimen that lost to a sponsor.

Specifications

Fig. 619 — Measurements
CompositionSolid colors 100% Airlume combed & ring-spun cotton · Heathers 52/48 cotton/poly blend
FitPre-shrunk · unisex
Weight4.2 oz/yd² (142 gsm)
ConstructionSide-seamed · shoulder-to-shoulder taping
PrintWater-based direct-to-garment · printed to order
CareCold wash inside-out · tumble dry low · no iron on print

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