streetmosphere

Definition

Roving street performers—jugglers, musicians, improv troupes—who create ambient entertainment and atmosphere in theme parks and public spaces, turning hallways into impromptu stages.

Example Usage

The streetmosphere performers at Disneyland made our wait in line actually bearable with their comedy sketches.

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