Dreamworld Entertainment Website

The Welcome to Dreamworld Entertainment website is an ARG extension of the series.

The site was initially announced on March 31st, 2022 through a now-deleted video as a website officially owned and run by Dreamworld Entertainment. In early 2023, the website was closed and put under construction before being rebooted and revealed on April 13, 2023, now under the guise of an in-universe fan archival project that will routinely update.

* REBOOT (V2)
* LAUNCH (V1)

 **SPOILER WARNING - Spoiler details may follow**

The second rendition of the website presents itself as a fan-constructed project run by the Dreamworld Entertainment Historical Archive (DEHA). It is intended to catalog various aspects of the company's run, such as its history, events, and characters.

The information contained on the site appears contradictory towards the series -- this is because, as revealed in Episode 12, the website was constructed by Winnie and a captured Rain in order to fool the public into believing Dreamworld Entertainment was an older, long-defunct project. The site also contains many hidden links leading to secretive information about Dreamworld, shocking imagery, and scripts from the series itself that piece together a clearer picture of the facility's true actions and intentions.

We encourage interested readers to explore the site themselves before reading below.

Dreamworld Entertainment website V2 link

* Landing Page
* Home
* History
* Friendly Faces
* Events
* Updates

## Landing Page

The site's landing page introduces the audience to Dreamworld Entertainment as a "family-friendly automation project that caters to the human need for children to form parasocial relationships with fictional, animatronic characters," and a company that has been defunct since the early 2000's. The DEHA denies any physical evidence that suggests it was a recently active location and labels the entire company as "lost media." It claims that the website was created due to the recent online interest in finding, preserving, and making accessible lost media.

### Landing Page Hidden Links

**Star Light Icon**

The bottom of the page features several icons of different Dreamworld animatronics. The centermost icon, Star Light, is clickable. Doing so leads to the secret page "STARLIGHT ICON," which displays an image of Star Light hanging upside-down with a hollow expression, human eyes staring out of his sockets at the viewer. Black distorted text below the image reads, "I HAVE CUT THE STRINGS FROM THE PUPPET YOU BUILT / YOU WILL PAY FOR YOUR SINS WHEN I FIND YOU."

**Rainbow Banner**

The page uses rainbow banners as content dividers. The bottom-most one, located beneath the animatronic character icons, is a clickable link that redirects to the hidden page "RAINBOW." The page shows an image of human eyes of various sizes, above which is text that translates to "WATCHING AND WAITING."

## Home

The home page of the site summarizes Dreamworld Entertainment's existence as a company founded by the high school graduates Sara Covetman, Lewis Bright, and Oliver Acrimony with the prize money earned from a state-wide robotics contest. The facility is credited with having extremely advanced free-roaming and performing animatronics. A brief description of the colorful, unique cast is given, such as Star Light's theater masks and Glory's ocean wave patterns. The Triplets are a noted exception, with each instead being themed after an existing animatronic to serve as an assisting performer.

Additionally, the page includes a section dedicated to fanart for the series. It explains the fanart as people reconnecting with and experiencing nostalgia for the facility, as well as the internet's fascination with "analog horror and liminal content." The DEHA warns that they cannot guarantee each fan-made illustration in the gallery is accurate as some files may have corrupted over time, but it commends all artists whose work is shown there. The gallery additionally contains several photographs from different episodes such as the various notes given to Sara, a darkened photo of Winnie looking at the camera, and a distorted screen from a training tape.

### Home Hidden Links

**Entertainment**

The second paragraph of text next to the graphic of Ribbon Dancer hides a link as the first "E" in "Entertainment." Clicking the link leads to the hidden page "ERIC," which contains an image of Eric's charred corpse.

**Everybody**

The final sentence on the page hides a link as the first "E" in "Everybody." Clicking on the link leads to the hidden page "FOREST FIRE." The page contains a text form of the news report from Episode 1, accompanied by an image of a fire burning through a forest. The report describes the fire burning through Happy Hollow, a patch of woods past the town's elementary school. It mentions that Happy Hollow was also the scene in which three dead children, disfigured beyond recognition, were found over twenty years ago. The current fire is reported to have spread to Lewis Bright's house, and while Lewis is stated not to be home, it is suggested that there may be someone else within the house.

**Gallery Codes**

Though not hidden links, there are secret codes throughout the fanart gallery on the page.
Image 9 in the fanart gallery contains a set of notes Sara amassed from employees and friends as seen in Episode 2. The description of the image is binary code that translates to "SHE LIED TO US."

Image 17 in the gallery is a distorted image from a Dreamworld Entertainment security tape, accompanied by a description in morse code that translates to "YOU WILL NEVER LEAVE."

Image 31 is a second set of notes from Episode 2 with accompanying binary code that translates to "THE SPIDER LIVES BELOW."

## History

According to an advertisement excerpt, the Dreamworld Entertainment Facility was conceptualized by the innovative Sara Covetman. Having been bullied growing up, Sara sought to create a place where no child would feel excluded. In school she connected with Lewis Bright, who is talented with storytelling and visual design, and Oliver Acrimony, whose skill lies in coding and technology. Shortly before the facility's opening, both Lewis and Oliver disappeared, leaving Sara in charge.

The site asserts that the facility was constructed out of an abandoned storage complex that the founders earned alongside money and equipment as prizes in a state-wide robotics competition. It was active and open to the public during the early 2000's in Ohio, though the exact dates of its opening and closing are unknown. In order to promote the facility, Dreamworld produced several side projects such as animated shorts, storybooks, and physical merchandise. A gallery displays the merchandise, including a Star Light plush and various keychains, as well as several disturbing photos, such as a bloody hammer, bandaged hand, and dismantled animatronics.

A weathered facility map is available on the page, with a description explaining that while the map has eight floors, they are not ascending as it suggests. The true facility only had a single floor above-ground at all, that being the lobby. All other floors descend into the ground. The floor "Seaventure" is specifically noted by many to have many entrances throughout the facility and was likely expanded to include multiple levels of the building.

A final section of the history page addresses the "Welcome to Dreamworld" video series uploaded by youtuber Rainbott. Considering the series brings up disappearances associated with the facility, it is seen as tarnishing Dreamworld's reputation. An official statement from Dreamworld Entertainment is provided where they dismiss the series as a work of fiction spurred on by the growing indie horror and analog horror communities. Any staff members reading are advised to view the third employee training tape to understand how to dismiss such rumors, with a screenshot from the tape as it appears in Episode 3 being provided.

### History Hidden Links

**The Three Founders**

Portraits of the three founders appear below the map and facility description. Clicking on the image brings the viewer to the secret page "FOUNDERS," which displays the same portraits, each distorted and bloodied in slightly different ways.

**Uploads**

The section covering Rainbott's series is accompanied by a video thumbnail, under which is the caption "-image from one of Rainbott's video uploads." The initial dash is a link leading to the hidden page "NICKEL PER-PLAY." The page is a transcript of a news channel broadcast similar (but not exact to) Oliver's dream sequence in Episode 11.
Two unnamed reporters announce the grand re-opening of the Nickel-Per-Play arcade and allude to an accident that had taken place in the past which led to its closure. The son of the arcade's founder, Owen Nicholson, is said to be keeping his father's legacy alive despite his father's disappearance.

In a similar vein, the reporters announce that many disappearances have been reported in association with the newly opened Dreamworld Entertainment Facility. The conversation quickly turns to how the facility was built on top of an old manor which had been owned by a family of famous composers. The manor had burned down overnight before the lot was purchased, turned into a warehouse, and gifted to Dreamworld Entertainment.

The newscast ends with the two reporters announcing their interview with detective Damien Klein wherein they discuss his "ghost eye" and his recent case.

**Violinists**

Accessible only through the "NICKEL PER-PLAY" page.

Near the middle of the broadcast transcript, Reporter A makes note of a family manor, saying, "You know, the one full of famous composers and violinists." "Violinists" links to the hidden page "violinists." The page displays a single image of Alison with a dark figure covered in eyes and teeth looming behind him, as seen in the Halloween short.

**Percent**

Dreamworld Entertainment's official statement on Rainbott's series writes, "we can confirm with 100% certainty," with the "%" being a hidden link. The symbol links to the secret page "HAND 100% OFF," which displays an image of a severed hand gripping a child's drawing. Black text above the image reads "YOU LOOK LIKE YOU COULD USE A HAND ;)."

## Friendly Faces

This tab of the website is dedicated entirely to descriptions of each active member of the Dreamworld mascot cast. Official descriptions of each character as provided by pamphlets and promotional material accompany images of them, along with descriptions of the animatronic's appearance, unique behavior and personality, and purpose within the facility.

Beneath all descriptions of the characters is a short statement claiming that the above characters are the only active animatronics within the facility. Any promotional material or illustrations suggesting extra existing characters are depicting old concept designs. The mascots depicted therein do not physically exist, and the facility and DEHA will not tolerate rumors suggesting otherwise.

### Friendly Faces Hidden Links

**Teenager**

The final period at the end of Cheer's second paragraph links to the hidden page "CARLY." The page contains a single image of Carly's heavily distorted face as dark hands rest on her shoulders.

**Rumors**

The final section of the page in which the site denies that other animatronics exist hides a link in the word "NOT" in the final sentence. The link leads to the hidden page "NOT EMPLOYEE ARCHIVE," which contains a written transcript of the employee training tape from Episode 9.
The tape addresses staff questions about broken machinery being encountered, which is credited to the scrapped animatronic characters. The scrapped parts are recommended to be brought to storage so they may be used for repairs. The page references the "Phantom Incident of Show 05," in which the Star Light animatronic was upgraded after all references to the incident were hidden from the public. In addition, the tape instructs employees to never bring spare parts to The Collector animatronic, as it can maintain itself using deliveries from Twimblos.

The bottom of the page lists several "redacted animatronics," those being Winnie, Night Light, Lorenzo, Millie, and Gruff.

## Events

This page of the site reveals several promotional posters and as well as a list of the events that would be hosted at the facility. Some of the posters allude to Dreamworld's connection to the manufacturing company known as Watchful Eye Toys, which has no existing records or sites describing it. All information about Watchful Eye Toys is only discovered through its connections with Dreamworld, with the most notable pieces proving its existence being physical evidence of Twimblos existing. The provided gallery of posters features both Dreamworld characters, such as LolliPop, Star Light, and Glory, and Twimblos, along with an additional image depicting Star Light in a dark room with text reading "YOU WILL NEVER LEAVE" laid on top.

The Events Masterlist describes several themed events that would occur at the facility, such as a mermaid-themed event with Glory, a variety of games and challenges at Cheer's roller rink, or a Halloween party with LolliPop. Any participation in the facility's events would require guests to sign a liability waiver, which is provided by the website. The waiver releases Dreamworld from any responsibility regarding risk and the guests' health during the events, specifically citing risks and possibilities such as "eternal damnation," "violent disfigurement, possession," and "fates worse than death."

The final section of the page addresses the collaboration with Watchful Eye Toys that resulted in the Twimblo franchise. While the website asserts that most material relating to Twimblos has been lost, it provides a passage from a training tape. The excerpt describes the Twimblo's perfect genetic engineering that allows them to be a perfect household pet and heavily encourages management-level employees to adopt a Twimblo.

### Events Hidden Links

**Alive**

"Musical Stage Play" contains hidden text. Highlighting the space beneath the event listing reveals distorted text that reads "AREN'T I ALIVE LIKE THE OTHERS?"

**Risk**

The section for the facility's liability waiver is followed by the warning "READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!" with the exclamation point being a link to the hidden page "DAMIEN KLEIN REPORT!". The page provides transcripts for three sessions of interviews between Damien Klein and Oliver Acrimony.
The Session 01 transcript depicts Damien's brief initial interview with Oliver as seen in Episode 5. Damien thanks Oliver for meeting with him as Sara has been ignoring his inquiries regarding the disappearances around Dreamworld Entertainment. Oliver says that his siblings went missing in the last week and that Lewis has been missing for over a month, along with other employees disappearing at random. He begins to admit his personal suspicion as to the cause, only for the interview to be interrupted by Sara and the recording ending.

The Session 02 transcript has Damien interviewing Oliver on the Staract level of the facility. Damien begins by asking about Sara's childhood and mentions that his sibling Celio had taken her in as a child when her parents went missing. Oliver expresses his discomfort, so Damien switches subjects to instead ask about the animatronics. Oliver says that while he handled most engineering work and the physical construction of the animatronics, he credits Lewis with having designed the blueprints. He specifically mentions Star Light as having both been Lewis's favorite character and the most frustrating to work on as Star Light is a stage performer, but neither Lewis nor Oliver were able to make him talk. The AI coding that would be required would be too demanding, especially given how complex the models already were. When Damien questions this further, suggesting writing, Oliver reasserts that unless the animatronics were being controlled by some human influence, they could not speak, write, or otherwise communicate dynamically. Damien inspects Star Light's model and compliments its craft, to which Star Light himself thanks him. When Damien questions his ability to speak, Oliver goes silent before saying again that they never figured out how to make the animatronics speak.

The Session 03 transcript, the shortest of them all, takes place once again in Staract. Damien starts the recording as he points out that keeping records is essential evidence to Oliver's case. Oliver doesn't respond, to which Damien says he had been acting strange all week. Oliver only says "I'm running out of time" before the recording suddenly ends.

The bottom of the page announces that all remaining recordings have been redacted from public record. Damien writes an apology to Oliver and promises to return for him.

**Oliver**

Accessible only through the "DAMIEN KLEIN REPORT!" page.

The bottom-most text where Damien apologizes to Oliver features the "O" in Oliver's name as a link leading to the page "OLIVER." The page includes an image of Oliver, blood running from his neck down his shirt, and his screen face lit up with a grin. Morse code above and below the image reads "I WANTED TO SAVE EVERYONE / BUT WHO WILL SAVE ME?"

**Toys**

The bottom of the Events page features a section on Watchful Eye Toys. The final mention of "Watchful Eye Toys" here turns the "T" into a link leading to the hidden page "WATCHFUL EYE TOYS." The page includes a written form of the Twimblo advertisement as seen in Episode 6. Twimblos are described as perfect lab-created pets with endless customization options and an incredibly low-maintenance lifestyle for the price of $500.

**Found**

 Accessible only through the "WATCHFUL EYE TOYS" page.

The Twimblo ad page ends with a clickable graphic of a figure patting a child's shoulder. Clicking the image leads to the hidden page "SECRET WATCHFUL EYE TOYS." The page is a full transcript of the tape explaining soul essence as seen in Episode 7. Like the original tape, this page explains what Soul Energy is and how an individual's soul is uniquely shaped by their different memories. Because souls are difficult to harvest in full due to modern surveillance technology, Essence can be collected from small soul fragments by Twimblos in order to accomplish the same goal -- creating powerful machines that allow for transmutation, time travel, and immortality.

**Director**

 Accessible only through the "SECRET WATCHFUL EYE TOYS" page.
The bottom of the soul tape transcript is marked in red text with "[APPROVED BY THE DIRECTOR OF WATCHFUL EYE TOYS]." "Director" is a clickable link that leads to the hidden page "DIRECTOR." The page is an extensive journal entry written by Edmund L. Avidmiser where he catalogs his discoveries. He first describes how he and his brother, Agnus, live in a small workshop on the outside of a city. While Agnus greatly enjoyed the repetitive lifestyle of gathering samples and supplies from a scrapyard to repair and resell, Edmund wanted to create something new.

Edmund describes his encounter out in the wastelands, away from the safety of the city, with a strange man named Xavier. He describes the man as covered completely in clothing to obscure his body and claims him to be inhuman. Xavier claimed to be in Edmund's world for a short period of time in order to gather more Essence and demonstrated an ability to open gateways to other worlds. Edmund noted the different parts of Xavier's process, which are as follows:

* Gateways are portals between worlds
* Soul Energy is the power that can be harnessed from the raw emotions of humans
* Essence is the tangible energy and power of a soul
* You can create reality-bending machinery by using Essence as a fue source

Edmund's excitement about the ability to traverse worlds was noticed by Xavier, who warned him that humans should not tamper with Essence and that "his fellow Great Travelers" would not be happy that he visited that world and spoke with humans. Edmund, enraged by Xavier's denial of knowledge for him, decided to introduce Essence to the world himself. His experiments led to his body withering and changing, with new eyes appearing on his body. He introduced Agnus to his studies despite his brother having his own pursuits, such as a backpack with mechanical spider-like legs. After Edmund acquired enough souls to construct a gateway, his horrified brother began fighting with him only to be pushed into the gateway, with Edmund following soon behind him. Agnus's soul tore apart, with all but one fragment passing onto the spirit realm, Edmund holding onto the last piece. Rather than taking the pair to the world of Great Travelers, Edmund discovered that they had been sent back in time to the 1800's and that he still had his workshop items, including a film camera. He placed his brother's soul fragment into the camera before deciding to construct a new stronger gateway in order to gather his brother's remains from the spirit realm.

The journal begins its closing as Edmund describes his immediate plan to manipulate the manor of high-class individuals in the nearby town in order to better cover up the murders necessary to gather souls. Once that family has become useless, he will simply find another human to exploit instead.

Edmund bids farewell, writing that the man who wrote the journal is now dead. He pledges to do right by Agnus and asks for forgiveness for the atrocities he may commit.

**Fools**

 Accessible only through the "DIRECTOR" page.

Near the end of Edmund's entry, he writes, "Insolent fools, all of them." The word "fools" is a clickable link that leads to the hidden page "fools." The image displayed is a saturated, darkened version of Alison's father as seen in the Halloween short. Written in black text above the image is "THIS IS WHAT OUR FAMILY HAS EARNED FOR PRAYING TO A FALSE GOD."

## Updates

This is a page intended to update with new information as it is discovered, along with share information about the DEHA team.

Update 1 (4/13/2023) on the page included a Q&A by the DEHA team. The team answers questions about their favorite characters (Ribbon Dancer, Star Light, [REDACTED TEXT]), the piece of media they find most interesting (the physical merchandise), and information clarifying Dreamworld Entertainment's status as lost media. The team clears the confusion about when Dreamworld began by asserting that while many people thing Dreamworld Entertainment existed in the modern day due to Rainbott's video series, the company and facility were only active in the early 2000's. They claim that there were never any accidents or a real conspiracy, and that any disappearances associated with Dreamworld were due to those who vanished making the choice themselves to do so. Because the facility has been down for years, they argue that there is no need for any investigation of Dreamworld Entertainment. The DEHA team assures the readers that they have thoroughly tested everything being uploaded to the pages and that there are no bugs in the code.

Update 2 announced the DEHA team's discovering of the Twimblo franchise, information that can be found on the Events page. The team also shared a set of Twimblo emoticons that may have been used by company staff on private forums, though they are unsure if the emoticons are official or not.

### Updates Hidden Links

**DEHA**

 The bottom of the Updates page includes a short introduction that ends with "Post by DEHA on ▇▇▇." The blacked-out text can be clicked to discover the hidden page "CHILDREN STORY." The page is a transcript for a Dreamworld Entertainment training tape from Episode 2.
In order to cover staff's expected actions to fulfill customer satisfaction requirements, the page goes over a set of three scenarios. Scenario 1 establishes that a staff member cleaning the floor must leave their post to assist a guest in finding a certain attraction while Scenario 2 asks that staff members use a certified electrocution device to force unruly animatronics to follow protocol. Scenario 3 deviates and begins describing a child lost in the woods who is being pursued by three bullies. Once cornered, she kills her three bullies and leaves, and she is never found out. As an adult, one of her friends decides to push her too far. Rather than compromise or retire from her work, the tape advises that in her position, you should "pull your friend apart until there's nothing recognizable left."

**Redacted**

 As part of the Q&A, the DEHA team lists their favorite animatronics. Among this is "[REDACTED TEXT]," which is a link. Clicking it reveals the page "REDACTED TEXT," which reveals a darkened image of Night Light.

**Memories**

 Though not a hidden link, there is hidden text within the opening Q&A section. A white space beneath the DEHA team's answer about Dreamworld's status as lost media can be highlighted to reveal white text. The text reads, "Any and all memories stating otherwise are property of Dreamworld Entertainment that must be redacted from public view. This project must be a success if we don't want another detective searching through the collapsed facility. If someone finds the W.E. laboratories, that is something we cannot cover up."

The initial launch of the Dreamworld Entertainment site is presented as a company-run page, offering information about the facility's history, animatronic characters, and events, along with avenues to book private parties and a Q&A.

Dreamworld Entertainment website V1 link (archive)

* Landing Page
* History
* Animatronic Characters
* Private Parties
* Events
* Q&A

## Landing Page

The site's landing page offers a brief description of the facility as a "family-friendly recreation and enrichment center that caters to the human need for children to form parasocial relationships with fictional, animatronic characters." The promotional description is followed by various links on the page for the facility's history, animatronic cast, private party bookings, an event schedule, and a Questions and Answers page. All links but the last are accompanied by bright illustrations of various Dreamworld animatronics.

## History

The page on the facility's history is headed by an image of a forest burning. The text of the page itself begins with a description of Sara Covetman, a girl with a dream. As she was bullied in school, Sara strove to create mascot characters that ensured no child felt left out. She connected in middle school with Lewis Bright, a boy skilled at visual design and storytelling, and Oliver Acrimony, a talent with the technical side of things.

The brief history is followed by a stylized map of the Dreamworld Entertainment Facility, which precedes a brief statement on urban legends. The page claims that the rumors spread by young guests are fictional legends inspired by the innovative technology and popularity of the facility and are only intended to scare and prank one another. Any Dreamworld Entertainment employees reading are advised to view the third employee training tape, which appears in Episode 3, to learn how to dismiss specific rumors spread by guests.

## Characters

Regarded as one of the facility's greatest strengths, the full active cast of animatronic characters are listed on this page of the website. The top of the page, headed by an image of Star Light in a facility staff room, advises parents to use the page to prepare for a trip to the facility and decide on which attractions and animatronics are best for their children to visit. Each animatronic on the page is advertised as being "on display and ready for your visit."

All animatronics in the main cast (Star Light, LolliPop, Ribbon Dancer, Cheer, Glory, Rex, and The Triplets) are listed along with brief information such as their general theming, their assigned attraction, their height, and a fun fact about them. Each is accompanied by a full picture revealing their design. In addition, Winnie is listed, though his accompanying image is a poster featuring his silhouette and his attraction information has been redacted. Children are advised to look into the facility's vents if they want to see him. A final animatronic is listed, though no photo, name, or attraction is available. It is simply described as a spider-like animatronic with a height of 30'5 feet. The animatronic is said not to exist, and the listing is only available for parents to read. Any children who claim to hear metal scratching from the facility's walls or see red lights through vents and ceiling cracks are advised to be told that it's the "Dreamworld Entertainment facility spider" sneaking through the facility to gift the staff with presents.

The page ends with a line-up revealing the heights of all animatronics save for Winnie and the final listing, along with a human silhouette of 5'5 height.

## Private Parties

This site page offers information on Dreamworld's party packs, along with information on booking and various images of the facility's animatronics. Readers are advised to call [REDACTED] to schedule a time slot for their group to take up a party room, where food will be provided along with the selected party entertainment.

The list of offered party packs provide several different themed parties, each corresponding to a certain animatronic within the facility. The "Beachside Mermaids" party pack, for example, allows partygoers to play mermaid games with Glory, dive for treasure in Seaventure, and dress up like a mermaid princess. The page provides an interactive space with which the visitor can rate their party experience, where they can explain how they heard about the party, which party pack was booked, and how they rate the experience.

## Public Events

The page compiles an official list of events hosted throughout the year by the facility, with most corresponding to a specific holiday or celebration. The listed events include:

* New Years Day Sidewalk Art Festival (January 1)
* Melody's Valentine Crafting Expo (February 14)
* Cheer's Lucky Indoor Carnival (March 17)
* Ribbon Dancer's Easter Egg Hunt (April 17)
* Glory's Summer Explorer Diving Day (May 12)
* Star's Pride Masquerade (June 1)
* Robot Mascot Design Classes (July 17)
* Mimic's Costume Contest (August 19)
* Rex's Top Secret Hallway Race (September 3)
* Lolli & Pop's Trick or Treating (October 31)
* Masquerade's Fall Gala (November 12)
* Winnie's Holiday Gift Exchange (December 25)
* New Years Day Countdown Party (December 31)

## Questions and Answers

Intended to act as a page for feedback, the site encourages anyone with questions or concerns about the facility, mascots, and events to send questions in through the form on the page. While the site could not promise a question would be answered due to staff availability, "some lucky customers" may be able to receive a personal answer from a Dreamworld Entertainment staff member.

A disclaimer is provided to explain that the ask-box was opened on March 31st, 2022. Emails sent too late may be less likely to receive a response, while emails sent "from the past" will result in a staff member being sent to the sender's location in order to determine how doing so is scientifically possible.

The page initially included an interactive form through which site visitors could send in questions. The number of submissions eventually became overwhelming, leading to the closure of the form. The site instead encourages visitors to join the patreon page for Dreamworld Entertainment and ask questions there.
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