Lobby

The **Lobby** is a minor location inside Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex on Ground Floor, it serves as the entrance into the *Mega Pizzaplex.* It first appears in *Five Nights at Freddy's: Security Breach*

## Appearance

The Lobby is the central area of the Ground Floor in the Pizzaplex, and leads to the **Superstar Daycare**, **Faz-Pad**, **Customer Services** and **Glamrock Gifts**. The lobby has a tiled floor that swaps between a checkered pattern, and a more stone-like pattern. The walls are a dark pink, decorated with neon lights and signs, and many posters of the Glamrocks. In the center of the lobby is a large gold Glamrock Freddy statue, with fake palm-trees to the left and right of it, and a nonfunctioning elevator behind it. The lobby also holds the exit, which is a set of automatic doors that get covered up be a large security cover decorated with Glamrock Freddy on it. A small security office can be found in the Lobby, this office being the **Lost and Found** room, which is a small area with many toys and shirts piled around the room.

## History

The main lobby is the entrance part of Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex, from where visitors can enter the main Atrium part of the entertainment complex by purchasing tickets in advance. There is a souvenir shop called “Glamrock Gifts”, a cafe “Faz-Pad” and a customer service department. The lobby has exits to the parking lot (not available in the game), service corridors for employees and the Star Kindergarten. In addition, the main lobby houses the Prize Counter elevator; At the time of the events of the game, it is under maintenance, but is still functioning.

## Items

Below is a list of items that can be collected in the Lobby.

 Chica Name Sweater |  | Under ladder near the main elevator. | None.

## Interesting Facts

* Like other locations in the game, the lobby went through a number of changes during development. More than 10 variations of the room with different lighting or decor are publicly available.
	+ It is noteworthy that in most older versions of the foyer, elevators replace straight passages with gates. Elevators appeared due to optimization flaws and difficulties in loading the building map.
		- The late removal of direct passes can be judged by the behavior of the AI ​​in the game. Enemies in the atrium can often be seen pushing against the elevator doors as they try to get through them into the lobby.

* If you go up to the Prize Corner and look at the lobby through the glass dome, you will notice a slight difference: the wall around the elevators is painted not red, but dark blue, as in an outdated image from the game's page on the Steam online service.

* An unused lobby lighting setting called "Dawn" can be found in the game files. This mode features richer orange tones, a brightly lit dome, and a dim Freddy statue.

* At the end of the PlayStation 5 video presentation, held on September 17, 2020, where the FNAF: SB teaser trailer was shown, you could also see a cut from all the broadcast trailers. This cut includes shots of the unfinished Phaser Blast and the lobby, where, among other things, there is a warning: “It is necessary to rebuild the lighting (66 unbuilt objects).”
	+ The lobby itself in the teaser trailer is interesting due to the complete absence of a wall at the top of the steps and a direct transition to the atrium.

* Originally, opposite the Superstar Daycare door, in place of the wall with the Pizzaplex logo, there was another corridor leading to the western arcade and atrium. Like other direct passages, it was replaced by a single elevator in the atrium due to loading problems. It is unclear exactly when the corridor was removed, but an official image of it was shown for the first and last time at YouTuber Lewis Dawkins' 24-hour charity stream, which took place from March 13 to 14, 2021.

* If you use the developer elements to move into the elevator on the ground floor, you will find that the buttons inside it are functional. After pressing them, music plays and the elevator teleports to the Prize Counter, which means it could be used to quickly move the player.

* The concept art for the expansion shows an abandoned Chica in this location, but she never appears in the release version of the expansion.