The gum placed on this wall is set from the base up to about 10 feet up. Some individuals write notes on their gum ,create art, draw picture, or leave bubbles.
The gum wall is a reflection of current pop culture as you can often see notes on political/world events written in each piece of gum. And, if you happen to not have a piece of gum in your pocket, there is a bubblegum machine that sells gum for your convenience!
Adding your very own piece of gum to the wall is a tradition. It is ongoing history. Adding to the collection, as weird as it may be, is adding to the culture.
If you have deep interests into weird attractions or are looking for something extraordinary, this place should not be missed.
The gum walls of both Seattle and St. San Luis are both sites to be seen. If you are ever in the area, maybe just stopping by can make your trip more worthwhile!
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