Build A Bear

Nashville, États-Unis

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Téléphone :
+1 615-514-2327
Adresse :
425 Opry Mills Dr, Nashville, TN, 37214
Donelson
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
1.3 kmThe Fellowship at Two Rivers Park-n-Ride
2.2 kmStones River / Two Rivers Middle School
4.8 kmDonelson RTA Station
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Cartes de crédit acceptées
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Parking à vélos
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Adapté aux enfants
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Heure locale (Nashville) 08:03 mardi 24 juin 2025

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2 avis sur Build A Bear

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Évaluation du lieu : 5
Nashville, TN
Last night, Noël and I was in the mall. she decided to build –a –bear for Saige for Christmas. she chose a very bright rainbow bear and she named the bear «Sherbert» and she chose a great outfit for the bear. It is a very nice bear and a very nice Christmas gift for her only niece.
She used her own money she earned at her job… she loves buying and shopping, especially if it is for our little princess…
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Virginia Beach, VA
Build-​A-​Bear is a fun place for kids to experience the start to finish process of getting to make a stuffed animal for themselves. For some reason this seems really backwards to me. It feel like I should be hearing my grandparents talk about how back in their day they couldn’t just buy a bear, but they had to make it by hand. Whatever the case may be, my daughter has a bear from here, and it even has a voice box in the paw you can squeeze to make it talk. The only bad side is that the voice box is sewn in, making it impossible to change the recorded message, or the batteries for that matter.