Uploaded April 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Pre-install video of the White Tiger Mountain show recorded at Sally Corporation.
The show is now installed and operating at Chimelong's White Tiger Restaurant in Guangzhou, China.
The White Tiger Mountain show entertains guests, primarily children, during the breakfast, lunch and evening dinner periods with songs, jokes, hi-jinks, and stories, told by Papa Tiger, the show's handsome central character, and even occasional words of wisdom from the ancient YeYe (Grandfather Tree).
The hi-jinks are provided by Rocky--the irrepressible tiger cub who appears and disappears unexpectedly via a stage lift hidden inside the cave--who is aided and abetted by his monkey friend, Ricky, who pops in and out from among Grandfather Tree's branches. Mrs. Bear, a large, gentle brown bear, tries to keep the "boys" in hand, while Anna Koala and her baby, Lok Lok, look on from their perch in a tree above the cave. Of course, Lok Lok wants to go adventuring, too, but he's a little too young.
Gigi, the high-spirited and glamorous flamingo, and Tommy, the handsome toucan who has flown all the way from South America, add a colorful element to the mix, while Nutsy, the squirrel, with his flicking tail is endlessly cute.
There are five shows: two eight-minute shows and three four-minute. In addition, children can interact with Grandfather Tree in-between shows by pushing a built-in handprint that activates him. He talks directly to the youngsters for between thirty and forty-five seconds each time.
Pre-install video of the White Tiger Mountain show recorded at Sally Corporation.
The show is now installed and operating at Chimelong's White Tiger Restaurant in Guangzhou, China.
The White Tiger Mountain show entertains guests, primarily children, during the breakfast, lunch and evening dinner periods with songs, jokes, hi-jinks, and stories, told by Papa Tiger, the show's handsome central character, and even occasional words of wisdom from the ancient YeYe (Grandfather Tree).
The hi-jinks are provided by Rocky--the irrepressible tiger cub who appears and disappears unexpectedly via a stage lift hidden inside the cave--who is aided and abetted by his monkey friend, Ricky, who pops in and out from among Grandfather Tree's branches. Mrs. Bear, a large, gentle brown bear, tries to keep the "boys" in hand, while Anna Koala and her baby, Lok Lok, look on from their perch in a tree above the cave. Of course, Lok Lok wants to go adventuring, too, but he's a little too young.
Gigi, the high-spirited and glamorous flamingo, and Tommy, the handsome toucan who has flown all the way from South America, add a colorful element to the mix, while Nutsy, the squirrel, with his flicking tail is endlessly cute.
There are five shows: two eight-minute shows and three four-minute. In addition, children can interact with Grandfather Tree in-between shows by pushing a built-in handprint that activates him. He talks directly to the youngsters for between thirty and forty-five seconds each time.
