Welcome to "Journey to Atlantis", we hope you enjoy your stay. But before you do anything, why don't you come here and introduce yourself to our members?

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The locker room is where the trainers come in the morning to get changed and maybe finish up their breakfast before heading out to their marine companions.

A large room with a large table with chairs outlining the perimeter of it. Staff meetings will be held here once a month, or whenever needed. They can be held by anyone at anytime, but the once-a-month check-up will be held by the admin.

Need to look up a certain behavior, a natural remedy, or perhaps just want to catch up on some reading? The small library is always open for trainers. It has two tables that seat four each, and there is also some standing room if you can't get a chair.

Here the trainers are to mix their animal's meals. There are six freezers filled with assortments of fish and vegitables. You can also find formula here for calfs and pups that were abandoned by their mothers, along with the proper equiptment to tube feed said calves and bottle feed said pups.

Dolphin Stadium is the largest pool, set infront of a large amount of stadium-set seats. In Dolphin Stadium, many tourist-attracting shows will be held with dolphins.

There are four dolphins to a large back pool. This is where trainers come to work and train with thier dolphin(s).

Sub-boards: Back Pool A, Back Pool B, Back Pool C, Back Pool D

This is where Dolphins that are in their final stages of pregnancy or are with calf come to stay for a while so they can be closely monitored.
There are three different maternity pools. They are large, but not as big as the back pools and not nearly as deep.

Sub-boards: Maternity Pool A, Maternity Pool B, Maternity Pool C

There are five small medical pools on our property. They are small and only about four feet deep so that the sick or injured dolphins are at no risk of injuring themselves.
These pools are also used if a calf is abandoned by its mother and there is no dolphin to foster it.

Sub-boards: Medical Pool A, Medical Pool B, Medical Pool C, Medical Pool D, Medical Pool E

If visitors over the age of eight years-old would like to swim with two select dolphins, they would come here. The program not only include a half an hour swim, but also a twenty minute learning session outside the pool where an educational video will be showed and the proper handling of dolphins taught.

Orca Stadium is the largest of the Orca pools, set infront of a large amount of stadium-set seats. In Orca Stadium, many tourist-attracting shows will be held with Orcas.

There are two orcas to a large back pool. This is where trainers come to work and train with thier orca(s).

Sub-boards: Back Pool A, Back Pool B, Back Pool C, Back Pool D

This is where Orcas that are in their final stages of pregnancy or are with calf come to stay for a while so they can be closely monitored.
There are three different maternity pools. They are large, but not as big as the back pools and not nearly as deep.

Sub-boards: Maternity Pool A, Maternity Pool B, Maternity Pool C

There are five small medical pools on our property. They are small and only about twelve feet deep so that the sick or injured orcas are at no risk of injuring themselves.
These pools are also used if a calf is abandoned by its mother and there is no orca to foster it.

Sub-boards: Medical Pool A, Medical Pool B, Medical Pool C, Medical Pool D, Medical Pool E

ACL" is a program where a trainer and their orca come out and teach a small group of people around the tank about orca husbandry and being a trainer. They answer any questions asked and even show off a few behaviors.

Beluga Stadium is the largest of the Beluga pools, set infront of a large amount of stadium-set seats. In Beluga Stadium, many tourist-attracting shows will be held with Belugas.

There are three belugas to a large back pool. This is where trainers come to work and train with thier beluga(s).

Sub-boards: Back Pool A, Back Pool B, Back Pool C, Back Pool D

This is where Belugas that are in their final stages of pregnancy or are with calf come to stay for a while so they can be closely monitored.
There are three different maternity pools. They are large, but not as big as the back pools and not nearly as deep.

Sub-boards: Maternity Pool A, Maternity Pool B, Maternity Pool C

There are five small medical pools on our property. They are small and only about fifteen deep so that the sick or injured belugas are at no risk of injuring themselves.
These pools are also used if a calf is abandoned by its mother and there is no beluga to foster it.

Sub-boards: Medical Pool A, Medical Pool B, Medical Pool C

Seal and Sea Lion Stadium is the largest of the Seal and Sea Lion pools, set infront of a good amount of stadium-set seats. In Seal and Sea Lion Stadium, many tourist-attracting shows will be held with Seals and Sea Lions.

There is one large training pool, and up to three trainers can work with up to two seals or sea lions at one time. In the Training Pool, trainers and their seals/sea lions work together on new and flashy or simple and useful behaviors.

This enclosure imitates a seal's natural habitat. There are two enclosures, one for males and one for females. These enclosures are behind a gigantic glass window and available for the public to view.

Sub-boards: Female Seal Enclosure, Male Seal Enclosure

This enclosure imitates a sea lion's natural habitat. There are two enclosures, one for males and one for females. These enclosures are behind a gigantic glass window and available for the public to view.

Sub-boards: Female Sea Lion Enclosure, Male Sea Lion Enclosure

This is where Seals that are in their final stages of pregnancy or are with pup(s) come to stay for a while so they can be closely monitored.
There are three different maternity pools. They are large, but not as big as the training pool and not nearly as deep.

Sub-boards: Maternity Pool A, Maternity Pool B, Maternity Pool C

This is where sea lions that are in their final stages of pregnancy or are with pup(s) come to stay for a while so they can be closely monitored.
There are three different maternity pools. They are large, but not as big as the training pool and not nearly as deep.

Sub-boards: Maternity Pool A, Maternity Pool B, Maternity Pool C

There are four medical pools on our property(that are shared between the seals and sea lions. They are small and only about three feet deep so that the sick or injured seals are at no risk of injuring themselves.
These pools are also used if a pup is abandoned by its mother and the trainers have to care for it.

Sub-boards: Medical Pool A, Medical Pool B, Medical Pool C, Medical Pool D

Humans of all ages (5-99)! Come here to relax and have a good time on some old favorite arcade machines.

Marina Avenue stretches for blocks. Filled with houses and apartment buildings, this is where the staff of Journey to Atlantis live.

Atlantica Mini Mall is the small mall in the center of the town of Atlantica. It has clothing stores, pet stores, accessory stores, video game stores, movie stores, BlockBuster, HollyWood Video and a small food court.

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