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Krabby Land Park
Krabby Land Park was a kiddie theme park made right beside The Krusty Krab. But the objects in the park were either falling apart, or worn down. The cheap park was only seen in the episode: Krabby Land.
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The Rides
Krabby Land was a park of horrible quality made out of used junk. Here is a list of rides that were seen at Krabby Land.
- Fort Adventure: A pair of trash cans used to support two long pieces of wood, a wooden sign and other small parts were used to make a bad quality bridge with obstacles.
- Hose World: A couple of hung up hoses that drip every few seconds. The hoses were green and cheap.
- The Slide: A cheaply made slide that broke easily.
- Toaster Rodeo: Two toasters without wires that were connected springs on the bottom. It looked very dangerous.
- Rocketship Fantastica: Two pieces of split wood connected to each other and formed a right angle. A rope was connected to one of the wood pieces and was used to hold up an industrial tube. The tube fell off since it was large and very heavy.
Krabby the Clown
Mr. Krabs hands coloring books/liability waivers, and if the kids hand them in they get to meet Krabby the Clown. This gets the kids' attention. Krabby the Clown's sidekick is the Krabby Patty Burglar, an alter ego of SpongeBob.
Downfall
When Mr. Krabs announces that Krabby the Clown will be coming to the Krusty Krab, everyone gets excited. Kids lose their excitement when Mr. Krabs puts on a blue tomato nose and green and yellow polka-dotted tie and claims to be Krabby the Clown, only to encourage the kids to buy Krabby Patties. This causes Mr. Krabs to get beaten up by the children.
Popularity
There was lots of hype with Krabby Land and lots of kids went there. It was not very fun.
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