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The Bikini Bottom Museum of Boating
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*Strangely, it has headlights. | *Strangely, it has headlights. | ||
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Revision as of 05:22, 7 November 2009
The Boat Museum is first seen in the episode: Nautical Novice. SpongeBob, Mrs. Puff and all the students from Mrs. Puff's Boating School went there on a field trip. There are many boat-related objects on display and there is a boat simulation. In the episode, the boat actually travels around the Bikini Bottom area causing lots of havoc. It was thought that SpongeBob
Design
The entire museum is a boat, the largest one in the Ocean. There are many windows and a large yellow banner reading "Bikini Bottom Museum of Boating". There is a deck on the top of the museum. At the very top, there is a red flag.
How To Get There
There is a bus that can take you there. It is unknown wether the bus SpongeBob and the class took is the only bus that stops at the Museum.
Trivia
- It is possible that the Hot Dog with Extra Mustard can be sold here because one was seen in the control room. However, it is likely that the hotdog was just the drivers lunch.
- It is brought to port once every year.
- Strangely, it has headlights.
- Why would there be a function that can flip the museum over?
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