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| + | |name = Mauna Loa Amusement Park Ride |
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| + | |image = MaunaloaPark.png |
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| + | |industry = Ride |
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| + | |founder = [[Eugene H. Krabs]] |
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| + | |location = [[Bikini Bottom]], [[Pacific Ocean]] |
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| + | |employment = [[Eugene H. Krabs]] (manager)<br>[[Squidward Tentacles]] (ticket booth employee) |
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| + | |appearance = "[[The Wreck of the Mauna Loa]]"}} |
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==History== |
==History== |
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===Early History=== |
===Early History=== |
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| − | Its early history is unknown. It was built to act as an amusement park ride. Later the ship's existence became sealed and unknown to the rest of the world until |
+ | Its early history is unknown. It was built to act as an amusement park ride. Later the ship's existence became sealed and unknown to the rest of the world until [[SpongeBob]] and [[Patrick]] came. |
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===Last Day=== |
===Last Day=== |
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| − | Once the duo found it, they made it their secret hideout. Although Patrick spread the Mauna Loa's evidence of existence, SpongeBob eventually grew [[Krabs|Krabs |
+ | Once the duo found it, they made it their secret hideout. Although Patrick spread the Mauna Loa's evidence of existence, SpongeBob eventually grew [[Eugene H. Krabs|Mr. Krabs]]'s suspicion and made him follow the two to their hideout. SpongeBob had no choice but to allow the treasure-hunting crustacean to enter the hideout. Mr. Krabs found out that the treasure was just tokens, the pirates are plastic, and the fact indicating the ship was actually a park ride. Suddenly instead of finding treasure, he converted the ship back into an amusement park ride. But the ride wasn't safe, causing it to break. The police closed it down, and everyone had to leave the "hideout." |
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| − | Ironically, there was another ship, the actual Mauna Loa. SpongeBob asked Patrick if he could keep this a secret from everyone else, and |
+ | Ironically, there was another ship, the actual Mauna Loa. SpongeBob asked Patrick if he could keep this a secret from everyone else, and Patrick replied with a negative answer. |
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Revision as of 11:22, 27 July 2015
Template:LTab-gallery The Wreck of the Mauna Loa Amusement Park Ride was a hidden replica of the real Mauna Loa. It made its only appearance in "The Wreck of the Mauna Loa."
History
Early History
Its early history is unknown. It was built to act as an amusement park ride. Later the ship's existence became sealed and unknown to the rest of the world until SpongeBob and Patrick came.
Last Day
Once the duo found it, they made it their secret hideout. Although Patrick spread the Mauna Loa's evidence of existence, SpongeBob eventually grew Mr. Krabs's suspicion and made him follow the two to their hideout. SpongeBob had no choice but to allow the treasure-hunting crustacean to enter the hideout. Mr. Krabs found out that the treasure was just tokens, the pirates are plastic, and the fact indicating the ship was actually a park ride. Suddenly instead of finding treasure, he converted the ship back into an amusement park ride. But the ride wasn't safe, causing it to break. The police closed it down, and everyone had to leave the "hideout."
Original Ship
Ironically, there was another ship, the actual Mauna Loa. SpongeBob asked Patrick if he could keep this a secret from everyone else, and Patrick replied with a negative answer.