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Oyster Stadium
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| − | '''Oyster Stadium''' is an arena within the Bikini Bottom Zoo where the performing clam, [[Clamu]] is held. It is a rather large stadium, featured in the Episode: [[The Smoking Peanut]]. The Stadium can be seen from [[SpongeBob]]'s house through his window. | + | '''Oyster Stadium''' is an arena within the [[Bikini Bottom Zoo]] where the performing clam, [[Clamu]] is held. It is a rather large stadium, featured in the Episode: [[The Smoking Peanut]]. The Stadium can be seen from [[SpongeBob]]'s house through his window. |
===Looks (outside)=== | ===Looks (outside)=== | ||
Revision as of 07:29, 10 June 2010
Oyster Stadium is an arena within the Bikini Bottom Zoo where the performing clam, Clamu is held. It is a rather large stadium, featured in the Episode: The Smoking Peanut. The Stadium can be seen from SpongeBob's house through his window.
Looks (outside)
The outside of the stadium has:
- Green wood which forms the perimeter.
- A large main gate surrounded by several smaller ones.
- Ticket booths made out of hay which surrounds the stadium.
- A pink shell which has "Oyster Stadium" written on it.
Looks (inside)
On the inside of the stadium has:
- Green seats to seat patrons.
- Hallways from the gates witch lead into the inside area.
- Green stairs which lead to higher level seating areas.
- Blue metal ground which leads into Clamu's staging area.
- A red rope which surrounds Clamu's holding area.
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