Amusements - Fallout 4 Database

Cappy’s treehouse, situated within Safari Adventure in Nuka-World, requires navigating through a hedge maze at its base to reach the elevator leading up. Initially, the maze is inhabited by a gatorclaw.

Finding the entrance to the elevator up to the tree house requires you to traverse the hedge maze. The treehouse itself comprises two levels, with the lower level housing an open elevator platform. On the upper level, visitors will find two Nuka-mixer stations, a bar counter, and a balcony adorned with a trunk. Within the treehouse are the skeletal remains of three pre-War soldiers and a non-hostile active eyebot.

• Treehouse medallion
• Nuka-Cade ticket roll
• Nuka-Cola Victory

• Precious Medals

• Non-hostile eyebot
• Gatorclaw

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Ferris Wheel

A bumpers car ride from before the Great War, now occupied by raiders and used as a makeshift fighting ring. Featured in “The Gauntlet” quest where you fight Colter.

A large arena set up with a designated area for The Operators, The Pack, and The Disciples. The maintenance shed is found just through the emergency exit to the East.

• Anise’s suicide note
• Thirst Zapper
• A mini nuke
• A fusion core
• Overboss power armor
• Overboss’ key and overboss’ password
• A full set of T-45 power armor (minus helmet)
• A full set of raider power armor
• A full set of BoS paint T-60 power armor (minus helmet)
• Aeternus
• Nuka-Cola Dark
• Nuka-Cola lunchbox

• Amoral Combat
• Taken for a Ride

Found in the Kiddie Kingdom zone of the park. A set of lockers can be found to the east holding some minor loot. Once you have turned the power back on, you can turn the ride on and off with the help of the sole survivor.

• Ferris Wheel medallion
• Bottlecap mine

• Precious Medals

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A classic, if not retro-themed Fun House. The original amusements have now been turned into traps which only the most resilient will survive.

At the entrance, there’s a door chained from the other side on the left, while on the right, there’s a door leading to the hall of mirrors.Next is the Hall of Mirrors, with frag mines and a laser tripwire lining the floor. It’s also inhabited by a feral ghoul and a radroach, in here you can find a duffle bag brimming with pre-War money, an ammo box, and the remains of a dead raider. Additionally, a combat shotgun lies nearby.

As you step into the Treadmill Floor area, you notice Oswald the Outrageous behind a window on the second floor. Frag grenades suddenly drop from a hole in the ceiling as you approach the wall with the window, triggering an immediate reaction.

Moving on to the Flooded Bottle Jump Room, you encounter two feral ghouls. Inside, there’s a Novice-locked hypno halls controls terminal waiting to be accessed.

Navigating through the Hypno Halls, you find yourself in a dark maze with green spinning tunnels. Towards the end, a pair of feral ghouls await, and you must be cautious of holes in the tunnel dropping into a flooded room adjacent to the bottle jump room.

Entering the Topsy Turvy Room, you experience a disorienting environment with objects attached to walls and ceilings, with a feral ghoul prowling around.

Next up is the Spinning Room, where you’re faced with 13 doors and a spinning floor, occupied by several feral ghouls. Behind one door, you discover an Advanced-locked safe, a complete Giddyup Buttercup, Jangles the Moon Monkey, and other toys.

Making your way through the Utility Corridor, you head towards the control room housing the Fun House control system terminal and two beds. Oswald the Outrageous vanishes as soon as you enter.
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• SCAV! issue #3
• Two Nuka-Cola Quantum
• Fusion core
• X-cell
• Hidden Cappy clue
• Nuka-Cade ticket roll
• Nuka-Lixir recipe

• Radroaches
• Ghouls

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The Galactic Zone, situated within Nuka-World, is as a testament to pre-War fascination with futuristic technology and space exploration. Initially conceived by John-Caleb Bradberton, the visionary founder of the Nuka-Cola Corporation, it became a centerpiece attraction renowned for its cutting-edge exhibits and thrilling experiences.

Opening its doors in 2072, just before the devastating Great War, the Galactic Zone aimed to transport visitors to realms beyond imagination. Collaborating with RobCo Industries and Vault-Tec Corporation, Nuka-Cola Corporation created a multifaceted environment featuring simulated space adventures, robot demonstrations, and visionary displays of future colonization efforts.

Enclosed within the park, the Galactic Zone harbors a diverse array of attractions, including the Nuka-Galaxy roller coaster, the RobCo Battlezone, and the Starport Nuka ride. The area is populated by advanced robotic entities hostile to intruders, controlled by the Star Control mainframe. Notable landmarks include the Starlight Interstellar Theater and Vault-Tec: Among the Stars, each offering unique insights into space-age endeavors.

• Star Cores: Essential components scattered throughout the zone, pivotal for unlocking hidden technologies and facilities.
• Tiana’s Log: Found near the main entrance, providing crucial context for the tragic events that unfolded within the zone.
• Emerson’s Holotape: Discoverable near the Nuka-Galaxy entrance, shedding light on the fate of the ill-fated traders caught in the zone’s turmoil.
• Nuka-Cola Lunchbox: Perched on the roof north of Blast Off!, offering a nostalgic glimpse into pre-War consumer culture.

The Grandchester Mystery Mansion, situated in the exterior of Nuka-World within the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka World, stands as a testament tothe tragic history of the Grandchester family.

Once the cherished residence of the Grandchester family, including Hannibal, Morticia, and their daughter Lucy, the mansion’s idyllic facade concealed dark secrets. Legend has it that Lucy, purportedly possessed by malevolent forces, committed a heinous act, resulting in the deaths of her parents before taking her own life. Subsequently, the mansion underwent a transformation, evolving into a tourist attraction exploiting its haunted past.

The mansion, meticulously designed to confound and intrigue visitors, features a labyrinthine layout fraught with traps and secrets. Entry is facilitated through the Protectron ticket taker, offering various methods of access, including purchasing tickets, persuasion, or subterfuge. The tour progresses linearly through multiple floors, each room shrouded in macabre tales and paranormal phenomena. Notable areas include the kitchen, basement, second floor chambers, and the attic, each revealing glimpses of the mansion’s dark past.

The mansion’s sole inhabitant, Zachariah, an ex-Gunners member, has repurposed the estate for his own purposes, utilizing its enigmatic layout to his advantage.

• Grandchester Mansion tickets: Obtainable from the ticket taker or scattered nearby.
• Grandchester guest key: Required for entry, held by the ticket taker.
• Nuka-Punch recipe: Located in Zachariah’s room.
• SCAV! issue #4: Found in the attic, among other loot.

• Encounters with a spectral child, presumed to be Lucy Grandchester, add an eerie ambiance to the mansion’s atmosphere.
• Zachariah’s final journal entry hints at supernatural occurrences within the mansion, further deepening its enigmatic allure.

• Inspired by the real-world Winchester Mystery House, the mansion mirrors its namesake with its peculiar architecture and alleged hauntings.
• The narration within the mansion is voiced by Kiff VandenHeuvel

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Ferris Wheel

Before the Great War, King Cola’s Castle housed Kiddie Kingdom’s stage theater, featuring two shows in 2077: Oswald the Outrageous’s magic show with Rachel Watkins as his assistant, and King Cola’s Court with Rachel and their friends. Post-war, it became Oswald’s last defense against the Sole Survivor, located in the northeast corner of Kiddie Kingdom, far from its south and west entrances.

The main approach to the castle starts at a courtyard north of the carousel in Kiddie Kingdom’s eastern section. A bridge leads north over a blue-tinted moat to the castle. A hidden Cappy clue is atop the damaged red tower west of the bridge. Beware of two missile launchers at the castle’s entry door. Inside, stairs lead to a bakery on the right and another set of stairs on the left. Further up, stairs to the north lead to the theater entrance of King Cola’s Court, while stairs to the south lead to a bridge to King Cola’s Castle Tower, connecting to the battlements and the back entrance of King Cola’s Court.

• Hidden Cappy clue
• Bottlecap mine

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A rollercoaster consisting of a minecart set up in the Dry Rock Gulch section of the park. To unlock the entrance, you need the key found in the Dry Rock Gulch theatre.

A circuit of tunnels and rooms; consisting of a Souvenir shop, Coaster boarding area and a shack building.

• Bloodworms
• Bloodwork Queen

• Nuka-Bombdrop recipe
• Kristy’s holotape
• Western outfit & chaps
• Two Nuka-Cola Wild
• Nuka-Grape
• Terry’s note
• Mad Mulligan’s employee key
• Orange shirt Western outfit
• Prospector’s hat
• Western revolver
• Hidden Cappy clue
• Sam’s note
• Western duster
• Black cowboy hat
• Nuka-Cola lunchbox
• Ricky’s note
• Mad Mulligan’s Mine Cart medallion

Nuka-World

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Nuka-Galaxy, part of the 2072 Galactic Zone, offered a thrilling rollercoaster experience. The coaster goers experienced a simulated battle between robots and automated machines.

• Seven star cores
• Two Nuka-Galaxy employee keys
• Nuka-Girl rocketsuit
• Nuka-Galaxy medallion
• Nuka-Cola Quantum
• Nuka-Cherry
• Nuka-Cola Dark
• Nuka-Cola Orange

• Concierge
• Precious Medals
• Star Control
• Variable Removal

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An abandoned coolant pump station under the trade name “ Red Rocket“ found in the Northeastern quadrant of the Nuka-World map.

Similar in size to Sanctuary Hills, this settlement is far larger than its Commonwealth equivalent. It has an ideal cultivating space with a near by pond and a set of furrows for planting crops.

• Once the workbench is activated the player can assign the settlement to their preferred faction.

• The workbench cannot be used until you complete Power Play or Open Season.

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The RobCo Battlezone is an arena within Nuka-World where guests witness gladiatorial combat between various RobCo robot models. It was initially intended to showcase unique RobCo prototypes but ultimately featured standard models with cosmetic modifications.

The arena features a central combat area surrounded by stands. Beneath the stands is an auxiliary entrance and a gift shop, staffed by a non-interactive Protectron.

• Star cores: Found throughout the arena and control room, necessary for unlocking further secrets.
• RobCo Battlezone keys: Open doors and grant access to hidden areas within the arena.
• Recipes and models: Discoverable amidst the chaos of combat.
• Overdue book: Located in the control room.
• Nuka-Cade ticket roll: Contains tickets for redemption at the Nuka-Cade arcade.

• Star Control: Repair the mainframe using star cores.
• Variable Removal: Eliminate a Courser lurking within the Battlezone.

• The Battlezone offers a challenge for those seeking combat against robotic adversaries.
• Beware of bugs that may affect gameplay.

Ferris Wheel

Safari Adventure, a segment of Nuka-World, was designed as a park focusing on safari-themed attractions and wildlife encounters. However, the park’s development was marred by the Great War of 2077. Activists opposed the cloning experiments conducted by park scientists and took Dr. Hein, a lead researcher, hostage. Tragically, the war intervened, resulting in catastrophic consequences.

Infested with dangerous creatures like gatorclaws, Safari Adventure remains a perilous zone within Nuka-World. The main entrance, to the south, leads to various attractions and facilities. Visitors can explore the Jungle Journey Theater, the reptile house, and the primate house. The Welcome Center provides information but is often fraught with danger. Hidden within the park are Cappy’s treehouse and a challenging hedge maze.

1. Angry Anaconda
2. Bear cave
3. Cappy’s treehouse
4. Jungle Journey Theater
5. Safari Adventure primate house
6. Safari Adventure reptile house
7. Welcome Center

• Fusion core: Near the AFAD base entrance at the Angry Anaconda.
• Nuka-Hearty recipe: Found behind the Jungle Journey Theater.
• Nuka-Rush recipe: Located inside the Welcome Center.
• Hidden Cappy clues: Concealed within the hedge maze and near the primate house.
• Nuka-Cola and Vault-Tec lunchboxes: Scattered across the picnic area.
• Wildman rags: Worn by Cito, a resident of Safari Adventure.
• Cito’s Shiny Slugger: Awarded by Cito after assisting in clearing gatorclaws.
• Suit of power armor: Outside Safari Adventure, within an Expert-locked building.

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Before the Great War, the primate house allowed visitors to observe gorillas in their natural habitat. Following the Great War, and the death of his parents, Ciro was rasied by the irradiated gorillas and is now determined to protect his family from all intrusions.

The primate enclosure has two gorilla exhibit cages with a visitor viewing area. When the cages are open the Ghoulrillas wander freely. Cito’s mattress can be found in the eastern corner.

Outside, to the north is Dr. McDermot’s grave, and next to a skeleton by the outer wall to the east, you can find an Advanced -lock safe.

• Cito’s note
• Nuka-Cola Quartz
• Nuka-Cola lunchbox

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The reptile house faced many issues, including the guests being stung/bitten by the exhibits. Several venomous snakes were moved to the children’s petting zoo and the reptile house was eventually boycotted by the A.F.D.A

The entrance to the reptile house opens into a foyer with two doors leading to the main exhibit area, one of which is obstructed by rubble. The main exhibit features a large empty pool enclosed by a cage and initially inhabited by a gatorclaw, with several vacant exhibits surrounding it.

Traveling down the stairway to the southeast leads to an abandoned exhibit infested with Rad-Rats. To the northeast, there’s a large empty enclosure with the reptile house tour guide standing nearby.

• Nuka-Cola Orange

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The Starlight Interstellar Theater is nestled within Nuka-World’s Galactic Zone. Operated by Starlight Theaters, this cinematic marvel offers visitors an immersive experience in the realm of science fiction and fantasy.

Before the Great War, the theater faced its own challenges, grappling with issues like lazy employees and the unconventional presence of a sentry bot serving as the bartender.

Upon entry, guests are greeted by a reception area leading to corridors branching off to the main theater. The theater itself is a grand spectacle, featuring rocket-shaped seating and a projection screen showcasing trailers for films like “Night of the Fish Man’s Revenge.” At the western end of the theater lies the bar, tended to by the enigmatic Startender.

Exploring further reveals corridors leading to restrooms and a kitchen. The restrooms hold secrets and surprises, from hidden stashes to poignant reminders of the world before. The kitchen, guarded by automated defenses, harbors valuable loot and potential dangers for intrepid adventurers.

For those curious enough to ascend, elevators grant access to the projector booth and catwalk above the theater. Here, visitors can uncover hidden treasures and gain a unique perspective on the theater’s inner workings.

• Star cores: Vital components scattered throughout the theater, essential for repairing the mainframe.
• Nuka-Void recipe: A tantalizing discovery found near the theater’s bar, offering a glimpse into Nuka-Cola’s cosmic flavors.
• Starlight Theater pantry key: Unlocks access to the kitchen’s hidden treasures, including valuable supplies and refreshing beverages.
• Plungers: An unexpected abundance of rubber, concealed within the depths of the restrooms.
• Nuka-Cola lunchboxes: Scattered throughout the theater, these relics offer glimpses into pre-war nostalgia and delight.

• Concierge
• Star Control
• Variable Removal

Removing the star core in the projection booth deactivates the projector, altering the theater’s ambiance.

Nuka-World

Ferris Wheel

A large spindle-like tower, similar to the Space Needle.

Before the Great War, this was a museum of military and space-like technology. It houses a suit of Power Armor on display for the visitors; donated by the U.S Military.

This structure has two levels and an observation deck that only becomes available once power has been restored.

• Star Core *4
• Hidden Cappy clue
• SCAV! issue #1
• Mark’s log
• Mini nuke
• T-51 power armor helmet
• Galactic Zone manager’s key
• Nuka-Cade tickets roll
• Quantum X-01 power armor
• Nuka-Cola Victory *2
• Nuka-Cola Quantum
• Nuka-Cherry
• Nuka-Cola Dark
• Nuka-Cola Orange
• Nuka-Cola lunchbox

Nuka-World

Ferris Wheel

Yes

The Angry Anaconda in Nuka-World is an unfinished roller coaster, a project halted by the Great War of 2077. It was intended for public use in 2078, but construction ceased due to the catastrophic event. Dr. Hein, its creator, and his captors, members of the A.F.A.D., perished during the nuclear detonation.

The roller coaster, mostly complete but inaccessible from the ground, stretches across the landscape. Below, the area is cluttered with abandoned construction equipment and debris. Scaffolding clings to supporting pillars. One trailer, securely locked, sits amidst radioactive barrels and a fusion generator.

To the south lies a rocky ravine, leading to the river, while the east holds a crashed vertibird. Gatorclaws roam the area, adding danger to exploration.

• Fusion Core: Found near the Expert-locked trailer, within the generator.
• AFAD Key and A.F.A.D. Interrogation Holotape: Located atop the Expert-locked trailer, providing access to its contents.
• Dr. Hein’s Passcode: Hidden in a tool case beside Dr. Hein’s remains in the Expert-locked trailer, unlocking terminals in the Welcome Center.

• Entry may trigger a quest, with Cito guiding the player character from Safari Adventure’s south entrance.

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Conceived as a marketing ploy to entice potential Vault dwellers, Vault-Tec: Among the Stars concealed a darker purpose beneath its futuristic facade. Operated by Vault-Tec Corporation, the attraction served as a testing ground for a series of clandestine experiments, orchestrated under the guise of interstellar exploration.

As visitors step through the entrance, they are enveloped in the ambiance of space exploration, greeted by animatronic figures clad in spacesuits. The journey unfolds through a series of meticulously crafted exhibits, each offering a glimpse into life within a hypothetical Vault on alien worlds.

Yet, beneath the surface lies a labyrinth of deception and manipulation. Radiation and subliminal messages permeate the environment, part of sinister experiments conducted by Vault-Tec’s clandestine research team. Visitors unwittingly become subjects in a web of psychological manipulation and perilous radiation exposure.

• Star cores: Hidden throughout the attraction, these crucial components are essential for repairing the mainframe.
• Spacesuit costumes: Adorning animatronic mannequins, these costumes are sought after by questing adventurers.
• Vault-Tec employee keys: Scattered throughout the attraction, these keys grant access to locked areas and terminals.
• Project Consumer Guidance: A revealing document detailing the sinister experiments conducted within the facility.
• Vault-Tec: Among the Stars medallion: A symbolic token awarded to intrepid explorers who complete the exhibit.

• Precious Medals: Collect the Vault-Tec:
• Star Control
• Trip to the Stars
• Variable Removal

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Ferris Wheel