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Despicable Me Minion Mayhem "Boogie Fever," along with a costumed Minion. In Japan, the exit corridors are fitted with rainbow lights and 'Fun, Fun, Fun' plays. In May 2012, the ride's gift shop "Super Silly Stuff" opened at Universal Studios Florida, replacing the Nickstuff store. The Hollywood version opened in March 2014 replacing T2 Gear & Supply Co. The store sells "Despicable Me"-related merchandise. The store is themed to the theme park Gru, Margo, Edith, and Agnes visited in the first "Despicable Me" film, Super Silly Fun Land. At Universal Studios Japan, an alternate version called the Minion Mart opened in mid 2015, replacing