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The recently-completed Visitor Center for Apple Park will open to the public on Nov. 17, signage and internal emails revealed on Wednesday.
"Please join us for our grand opening Friday, November 17," a sign spotted at Apple Park reads. The information is also reportedly being circulated in an email memo to Apple staff, cited by MacRumors.
The company is also inviting nearby Cupertino residents to attend a special preview on Nov. 16 between 3 and 8 p.m. Those people must show a photo ID, but can bring up to three other guests.
Just got an invite to visit Apple's new visitor center. Cool tin foil shiny "Hello" harking back to the Mac's introduction Tip @Techmeme pic.twitter.com/EogVpN9wes
— Abbi Vakil (@AbbiV) November 8, 2017
The Visitor Center has a gift shop, cafe, and observation deck, as well a space for an augmented reality presentation about Apple Park. It's located across the street at 10600 North Tantau Avenue.
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I wonder why they made the decision to do 90% concrete/10% plant in the space around the center. I think the in-ground lighting is sort of neat (though how useful a light it would be is probably questionable), but still.
EDIT: Okay, after seeing it from this angle it makes more sense; it’s just a small outdoor patio.
Looking forward to popping in next time I'm in the Bay Area. Possibly next year, depending on how organised and/or rich I am.
I guess it’s not top secret anymore now?