Dreamworld Entertainment Facility

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The Dreamworld Entertainment facility is the main location featured in the *Welcome to Dreamworld* series. Founded by Sara Covetman, Lewis Bright, and Oliver Acrimony, the facility was intended to be an entertainment center where every child could find a place to belong.

## Description

The Dreamworld Entertainment facility is a multi-floored building made for the purpose of entertaining children with various attractions, each with a corresponding animatronic mascot character. Only one floor, the lobby, exists above-ground, with all other levels being constructed underground.

Each level of the facility is primarily dedicated to a single themed attraction, with Seaventure being an exception. Various hidden maintenance tunnels exist behind the facility's walls and between floors, intended to be used by security guards and Rex, as well as transport Glory around outside of Seaventure. The facility additionally has an extensive network of ceiling tracks that allow for the Star Light animatronic to move throughout.

### Lobby

The lobby is a general floor of the facility and the only floor to exist above-ground. It contains an open space accessible to guests which contains arcade games and a small pool-space for Glory to occasionally interact with guests. The lobby floor also includes a lounge and locker room for Dreamworld staff and guests, a gift shop, offices for the founders, a maintenance room for the animatronics, and a ticket desk. At this desk, color-coded wristbands can be purchased to grant access to specific floors of the facility, along with an all-access rainbow wristband.

### Racetrack

The Racetrack is the second descending level of the facility and is Rex's attraction. The floor is dedicated to a go-kart racetrack where guests could race another, which was safely overseen by Rex. Interactive games on the track often require guests to wear red visors similar to Rex's own, and gift shop merchandise includes remote control cars.

The Racetrack is the only floor connected to every single other security tunnel and backstage areas due to Rex's job as a security officer. Besides the elevators, these tunnels' ramps and stairs are the only way for anyone to access other floors.

### Seaventure

Seaventure is chiefly located on the third descending level of the facility, though it is noted to have expanded out to other levels, including wrapping around Trampoland to include a pool beneath the other attraction. The floor contains a water park that includes pools large enough to house the Glory animatronic in. Several tracks are built on floors around and within the pools that allow for the animatronic to move around, appearing to swim in the water.

Seaventure is home to the "Beachside Mermaids" private event where guests can swim in the deepest pool, search for treasure around the park, and dress up like mermaids.

### Trampoland

Trampoland is the fourth descending level of the facility and is the attraction associated with Ribbon Dancer. The floor is a massive jungle-themed trampoline park for guests to jump and play in and includes trapeze swings for Ribbon Dancer and the guests to use. Above the playroom is a smaller area where guests who don't want to participate in the more active trampoline games can sit and keep an eye on their children. To the side of the playroom is an arts and crafts station which is overseen by Dreamworld Entertainment staff members.

Trampoland is home to the "Trampoline Jump" private event where guests can let their children wear themselves out while learning to trapeze with Ribbon Dancer.

### Rollerrink

The Rollerrink is the fifth descending level of the facility and is Cheer's attraction. The floor is a large roller rink where guests can skate and race one another using roller blades or roller skates. Cheer herself would not only host games but actively participate in the races alongside guests. Outside of the roller rink is a concession stand and seating areas.

The Rollerrink is the hosting ground for the "Roller Racing Games" private event, where "all skate will be paused to make way for [the facility's] large foam dice." Everyone can participate in various types of games to earn prizes.

### Madhouse

The Madhouse, also referred to as the Haunted House or the Maze, is the sixth descending level of the facility and is LolliPop's attraction. The level consists of a large maze-like haunted house that included false walls and features artwork on the walls of the animatronics dressed up in halloween costumes and trick-or-treating. The LolliPop animatronic would interact with the guests as they explored the house, playing games and pranks with them.

The Madhouse is home to the "Haunted House" private event, where guests could have a Halloween-themed party at any time of the year. Partygoers could sneak through the haunted house, scare fellow guests with LolliPop, and learn how to apply Halloween makeup.

### Arcadescape

Arcadescape is the seventh level of the facility and is where the Triplet animatronics Melody, Masquerade, and Mimic were most frequently found. The floor is an extensive arcade featuring not just popular arcade games but custom-made games themed after the different animatronic mascots of the facility. Along with that is an extravagant multi-level playplace that is noted to feature ziplines. A bar area sits off to the side for parents to rest at.

### Staract

Staract, also known as the Starlight Theater, is the eighth and final level of the facility and is the attraction associated with Star Light. The floor's most notable feature was a large theater where Star Light would perform musical shows and interactive improv games for the audience, sometimes alongside visiting actors and artists. The main theater is led into by a lobby area containing concessions, posters, and a gift shop, and it is connected to smaller theaters that screen films of different genres. At the back of the theater is a party room where guests could play and partake in a silent rave while Star Light took breaks.

Staract is where the "Musical Stage Play" private event is hosted. Guests are able to join Star Light onstage to participate in different improv games and sing karaoke to public domain songs.

Though not part of Staract, the EIghth floor is also home to hidden laboratories which were used by Sara and Winnie for their experimentation on souls. In one of these hidden rooms, the duo's victims are kept frozen in a stasis for preservation purposes.

### The Caves

The facility's underground levels are surrounded by an extensive cave system. Though Dreamworld staff is encouraged to dismiss any such rumors, guests are known to spread legends that the caves not only exist but are haunted by the spirits of people that died while exploring them. Staff themselves are told that the caves were dug out purely for the purpose of the facility's construction though they have existed for far longer. The area is accessible from secret rooms within the Dreamworld facility itself.

The Caves are home to The Collector and have been since before Dreamworld existed. They are also where a few out-of-commission Dreamworld animatronics were deposited following Sara's experimentation with them.

## History

The facility was constructed using a warehouse built by the director of Watchful Eye Toys on the grounds that an old mansion previously sat on. The three founders of Dreamworld Entertainment were gifted the building as a prize in a state-wide robotics competition and promptly began work to turn the warehouse into an entertainment center.

During construction, fourteen animatronics were originally created. Four animatronics, Night Light, Millie, Gruff, and Lorenzo, were experimented with by Sara in an attempt to create life before being dismissed and dumped in the surrounding caves. One additional animatronic, Winnie, was quietly removed from the group and hidden away from the public to instead serve as an assistant for Sara. Instead choosing to use existing souls for her purposes, Sara murdered Lewis and Oliver, and Winnie began murdering other employees and children. The disappearances were noticed by the public and rumors began to spread. In spite of this, and in spite of other technological issues that staff noticed, the facility opened successfully with Sara as the sole head of operations.

Three months after the facility's opening, a virus previously coded by Oliver activated, causing a complete collapse of the entire building as well as turning the nine active animatronics into violent beings on a quest to murder Sara. Employees and guests were trapped within the collapsed facility. Wiatt Nicholson, a recent employee who had been recording his time at the facility, continued recording as he was guided throughout the building by Star Light. Along the way, he learned the code to deactivate the virus and freed the various animatronics he encountered. In his attempt to stop Sara, possessed by Litho, from escaping the facility by awakening The Collector and collapsing the caves, Litho used his puppet string ability to instead knock Wiatt out. In about a week's time, he repaired the facility and had Winnie construct a faux archival website that convinced the public the facility was only open in the early 2000's. The facility successfully reopened, with nearly all animatronics' memories being wiped to support a return to normal operations.

## Trivia

* An old version of the Dreamworld Entertainment website had a listing of holiday events that would take place at the facility throughout the year, such as Cheer's Lucky Indoor Carnival on March 17th or Star Light's Pride Masquerade on June 1st. The list was removed from the second rebooted version of the site, and it is unknown if these events still occur at the facility or have been retconned entirely from the series.
* Many aspects of the facility and its events, such as Glory's "Beachside Mermaids" event and Trampoland's playroom/art studio structure, are based on Rainbott's various real experiences and memories.
* The Dreamworld Entertainment facility is not up to OSHA standards as it does not have stairs outside of the maintenance tunnels. Guest access to other floors is only possible through elevators.