
Let's Explore the Airport captures all of the fun, energy, and excitement of a real, working airport. Kids can check out the ticket counter in the main terminal, work the controls in the cockpit of the Concord, and see how the ground crew prepares the planes.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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verry informative, but a bit outdated. 3.7/10
The Luggage Game...Legit my childhood! It's a conveyor belt maze puzzle! Also, how did that knife get passed airport security? I know it's a eating utensil as it came with a fork and a plate and this game was Pre-9/11. But you cannot take that through TSA!
I love ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ point&click games
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it's goated with the sauce
Highly education game but very boring. Not very motivating, and not really worth the money unless youre 100% sure youre never going to go to an airport but you still want to see what theyre like
This is the best of the junior field trip games.
Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took the one I love so far away Fly her away, fly her away Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took my lady to another place Fly her away, fly her away The plane is on the move and the traces of the love we had in places Are turning in my mind, how I wish I'd been much stronger For the wheels are turning faster as I hear the winds are blowing I know that she is leaving on the jet plane way down the runaway And I can't believe that she really wants to leave me And it's getting me so, it's getting me so Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took the one I love so far away Fly her away, fly her away Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took my lady to another place Fly her away, fly her away And I can't believe that she really wants to leave me And it's getting me so, it's getting me so Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took my lady to another place Fly her away, fly her away Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took my lady to another place Fly her away, fly her away Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took the one I love so far away Fly her away, fly her away Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took my lady to another place Fly her away, fly her away Airport Airport, you've got a smiling face You took the one I love so far away Fly her away, fly her away
Not a fan of the Buzzy games, but it was in the bundle, and I'd never played them when I got it
Let's be honest, we're all here for Lost Luggage. I've played more than I'd like to admit lately... level 99 is the bane of my existence. Overall, the game is great! It has that charm of everything doing something when you click it, whether it be silly gag and a slide-whistle. I think the fact that almost everything I click that it does something definitely sets it apart from current point and click games. And it is educational, if the users want to use that option with the catalog of terms. (Though, it is a bit outdated) There are some downsides to the game, like sometimes the screens for the mini games will glitch out and stop working, or the music will either start repeating the same three notes in the exact same order for five seconds or the music will quit all together. From my current point and click horror experiences that I have now, compared to when I originally played, it leaves me on edge and waiting for a jumpscare. Though it's supposed to be educational, it half does well on that end, but I'm really just here for the nostalgia. And I think it holds up well on that end so I'm happy.
My childhood game in 1997-98, and now in 2026 I pass it to my son <3
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