Scoops Ahoy Ice Cream Parlor Logo Shirt Stranger Things
$19.99
I think it’s awesome that there’s a shirt with the Scoops Ahoy Ice Cream Parlor logo on it for Stranger Things fans who want to express their support for Hawkins’ most well-known ice cream shop. I wear mine all the time. Fans of the show will discover that the Stranger Things Scoops Ahoy Ice Cream Parlor logo shirt, which has a design of an iconic scoop, is the ideal piece of apparel to add to their collection of clothes and accessories.
Description of Scoops Ahoy
Scoops Ahoy Ice Cream Parlor Logo Shirt Stranger Things Information.
| Material | Cotton |
| Brand | Drama Shirt |
| Color | Printed in a Variety of Colors |
| Size | Sizes vary from S to 5XL (depends on style) |
| Style | Unisex Tee, Unisex V-neck, Unisex Hoodie, Long Sleeve Tees, Sweatshirts, Men’s Tank Tops, Women’s Racerback and others. |
| Origin | Made in United States |
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The Story of Scoops Ahoy Ice Cream Parlor
Scoops Ahoy is at Starcourt Mall’s Food Court. Before the Mind Flayer demolished the mall, Steve Harrington and Robin Buckley worked there. Scoops Ahoy employees wore sailor-themed clothing to promote their nautical motif.
Steve met Robin when he applied at Scoops Ahoy in 1985. Robin was in his Hawkins High School class, but they never talked. Steve’s new job allowed the group to enter the movie theater via the mall’s back tunnels without paying.
Dustin visited Scoops Ahoy to ask Steve to translate a Russian broadcast he heard on Cerebro while at Camp Know Where. Robin backed them. They spent a day deciphering the message. The transmission indicated that Russians were delivering things to a protected mall service door. Robin persuaded Erica to enter Starcourt’s ventilation system and open the door. Erica agreed to help for “life” ice cream. When they entered, they saw a room with Russian-delivered containers. Covert Russian escalator. “Scoops Troop” fell onto a Russian garrison under Starcourt.
The Spider Monster and a fire then destroyed the ice cream parlor and retail complex.
