Safari Adventure Welcome Center

Background / History

The Welcome Center, in the Safari Adventure in Nuka-World, once served as the hub for directing visitors to various attractions within the Safari Adventure section of the park. However, unbeknownst to most guests, it also housed a highly secure cloning facility operated by the Nuka-Cola Corporation. Here, experiments were conducted on animals such as polar bears and anteaters.

Layout

Upon entering, visitors encounter a mezzanine overlooking the main room, with stairs leading down to the main floor. The center of the room features reception desks, while the walls are adorned with empty display cases and exhibits. Initially, the area is patrolled by a gatorclaw.

Towards the back, the entrance to the Nuka-Gen replicator facility is secured by an “Employee’s only” terminal, requiring Dr. Hein’s passcode for access. Beyond lies a corridor leading to the research area, housing holding cages, a cold storage room, Dr. Hein’s and Dr. McDermot’s terminals, and another gatorclaw.

Further on is the partially flooded Nuka-Gen replicator area, home to the Nuka-Gen replication machine terminal, a generator, and two steamer trunks. After disabling the gatorclaw replication sequence, the terminal offers the option to replicate gazelles, potentially overpopulating Safari Adventure with these creatures.

Notable Loot

• Nuka-Cola Orange, Nuka-Grape, Nuka-Rush recipe: Found in the entrance area.
• A.F.A.D. manifesto: Located in the AFAD duffle bag near the locked door.
• Dr. McDermot journals and Nuka-Cherry: Positioned in the research area.
• Dr. McDermot journal 69H: Discovered in the replicator area.
• Fusion core, Nuka-Cade ticket roll, Nuka-Cola Quantum, Nuka-Cola lunchbox: Found in the replicator area.