text: [Themes: treasure hunt]
  
  > Look around
  This is the rooftop of another of the River Walk shops. It offers a beautiful view of the River Walk below. It is connected to the roof of the store to the south
  
  You can see a metal tub (in which are a long PVC pipe and a pile of gravel) here.
  
  > go to the east
  You slip into the narrow path...
  
  (PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE)## River Walk
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. On the far side of the river a concert is being performed. An east/west bridge spans the river here, forming the tunnel through which the river flows below. You also notice a narrow gap between two of the shops to the west. A large crowd has gathered here, staring up at the sky.
  
  Suddenly, a diverse group of Gamers wearing white shirts dashes by you. Their shirts read "Abrahamic Interfaith League of Piedmont." As they pass, a Jewish rabbi smiles at you and makes a sign of blessing.
  
  > go to the east
  This cobblestone bridge spans the river from east to west.
  
  Suddenly, a group of Gamers in gold shirts knock you out of their way as they run past.
  
  > Go east
  River Walk (East)
  Most of the eastern side of the River Walk has been given over to a free outdoor rock concert. A 50's & 60's cover band belts out classic rock tunes from a stage to the south, while an enthusiastic crowd sings and dances along to the music, many of them waving those little glow sticks that give off a bright green light for several hours.
  
  > go south
  Although the band is certainly talented, the music is almost unbearably loud here, just a few yards from the stage itself. The crowd is too thick to allow you to move any closer to the band and, to be honest, you're not sure your ears could take it anyway.
  
  > look at the bridge
  The east/west bridge spans the river, forming a tunnel that the paddle boats can traverse.
  
  > Go west
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. On the far side of the river a concert is being performed. An east/west bridge spans the river here, forming the tunnel through which the river flows below. You also notice a narrow gap between two of the shops to the west. A large crowd has gathered here, staring up at the sky.
  
  > examine the crowd
  The crowd is staring expectantly at the sky to the north.
  
  Suddenly, a group of fez-wearing men rides past you on what look like brand new miniature cars. Their gold shirts read "Nobles of the Ali Baba Temple of the Shrine - Hahira Delegation." The last driver beeps as he passes by, waving at you merrily.
  
  > Go north
  River Walk (North)
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. This is the far northern portion of the Walk. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. There is a dock to the east.
  
  You can see an 'invisible box' (in which is a mime) here.
  
  The mime pretends to climb a rope.
  
  Suddenly, a group of young men and women dashes past you. Their blue shirts read "Young Democrats of Cherry Hill." The last one to pass by shouts "We heart Hart!"
  
  > go east
  This is a business that rents paddle boats for people to use on the river. A man (Stan, presumably) is sitting in a cabana nearby. A few steps lead down to a dock in the water.
  
  > examine Stan
  Stan is a blond middle-aged man with a dark tan.
  
  > examine the boats
  People playfully paddle the little two-seat boats around the river.
  
  > ask Stan about the boats
  "I'm afraid we're all out at this end," he says. "You'd better go see what my brother Steve has at the southern dock."
  
  > Go west
  River Walk (North)
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. This is the far northern portion of the Walk. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. There is a dock to the east.
  
  You can see an 'invisible box' (in which is a mime) here.
  
  The mime sits on a invisible stool and ruminates on her problem.
  
  > Go south
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. On the far side of the river a concert is being performed. An east/west bridge spans the river here, forming the tunnel through which the river flows below. You also notice a narrow gap between two of the shops to the west. A large crowd has gathered here, staring up at the sky.
  
  > go south
  River Walk (South)
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. This is the southernmost portion of the Walk. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. Some kind of concert is being performed on the eastern side of the river. There is a dock to the east.
  
  > Go east
  This is a business that rents paddle boats for people to use on the river. A man (Steve, presumably) is sitting in a cabana nearby. A few steps lead down to a dock in the water.
  
  > look at Steve
  Steve is a blond middle-aged man with a dark tan.
  
  > ask Steve about the boats
  Steve's face lights up when he sees your shirt. "All Gamers ride for free during the Diddlebucker Run," he says. "You're in luck! We have one left. Go take her out for as long as you like. You can bring it back here or leave it at the north dock when you've finished."
  
  > enter the boat
  You make your way to the dock.
  
  The waters of the river lap at the edges of the dock.
  
  You can see a paddle boat here.
  
  You get into the paddle boat.
  
  > Go east
  River (in the paddle boat)
  The rush and bustle of the Diddlebucker seem oddly distant as you bob gently in the calm water. Off to the north, the bridge that spans the river forms a wide tunnel through which the water flows.
  
  > Go north
  River (in the paddle boat)
  The rush and bustle of the Diddlebucker seem oddly distant as you bob gently in the calm water. Just in front of you, the bridge that spans the river forms a wide tunnel through which the water flows.
  
  > go north
  Tunnel (in the paddle boat)
  This north/south tunnel runs through the bridge that spans the river here. Lanterns hanging from the ceiling provide a warm, inviting glow. In the middle of the tunnel floats a red and white striped paddle boat. Emblazoned on the front of the paddle boat is the smiling face of Diddy Esposito: founder, CEO and mascot of Diddlebucker Popcorn. A portly gentleman in a Panama hat smiles at you from his seat in the boat. On his lap you can see a pile of brightly colored cards.
  
  > ask the man about the cards
  Before you can say anything, the portly gentleman raises a hand. "No need to ask anything or perform any tricks," he says with a good-natured laugh. "You've come this far and that's good enough for me." He tosses you a card from the pile in his lap. He then paddles his boat behind yours. "Good luck to you, Gamer!" he calls to you before giving your paddle boat a gentle shove with his own.
  
  River (in the paddle boat)
  The rush and bustle of the Diddlebucker seem oddly distant as you bob gently in the calm water. Just to the south, the bridge that spans the river forms a wide tunnel through which the water flows. You can see a dock to the west.
  
  > Go west
  Dock (in the paddle boat)
  The waters of the river lap at the edges of the dock.
  
  > Exit
  As you step onto the dock, a group of three older men dashes past you and jumps into the paddleboat. Their red, white and blue shirts read "Former Presidents of the United States." Your jaw drops in disbelief when Gerald Ford looks back and gives you a thumbs-up before he starts paddling the boat toward the tunnel.
  
  > read second card
  One side of the maremelade orange card bears a large number "2." On the other is the following poem:
  
  MS. MNT IS SUPPOSED
  TO BE VERY VOCALIC
  BUT WHAT'S THE POOR WOMAN TO DO?
  
  YOU'LL KNOW THE FIRST WORD
  AND SHOULD GUESS THE SECOND ONE TOO
  
  > Go west
  This is a business that rents paddle boats for people to use on the river. A man (Stan, presumably) is sitting in a cabana nearby. A few steps lead down to a dock in the water.
  
  > Go west
  River Walk (North)
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. This is the far northern portion of the Walk. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. There is a dock to the east.
  
  You can see an 'invisible box' (in which is a mime) here.
  
  The mime points to her balloons and then at you with a knowing smile on her face.
  
  > look at the mime
  She is wearing traditional mime makeup, a striped shirt and long black trousers. She is holding a large collection of helium-filled balloons, each one a different color. Predictably, she is performing the "mime trapped in an invisible box" routine.
  
  The mime pretends to climb a rope.
  
  > check your inventory
  You are carrying:
  the second maremelade orange riddle card
  a long PVC pipe
  a lighter
  a check book
  a chocolate chip cookie
  the first maremelade orange riddle card
  a glow stick (providing light)
  a maremelade orange button (being worn)
  your team shirt (being worn)
  
  The mime points to her balloons and then at you with a knowing smile on her face.
  
  > show second card to the mime
  She's far too focused on her "predicament" to pay attention.
  
  > give the pipe to the mime
  You should SHOW things TO people instead.
  
  The mime pretends to climb a rope.
  
  > Go south
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. On the far side of the river a concert is being performed. An east/west bridge spans the river here, forming the tunnel through which the river flows below. You also notice a narrow gap between two of the shops to the west.
  
  Suddenly, a group of men and women dashes past you. Their gray shirts identify them as "The Implementers." One of them high-fives you while passing. The back of his shirt reads "Berlyn."
  
  > continue
  River Walk (South)
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. This is the southernmost portion of the Walk. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. Some kind of concert is being performed on the eastern side of the river. A large crowd has congregated here, blocking passage to the east. They seem to be enjoying the view of the river.
  
  > go to the south
  Stepping out into moving traffic is a bad idea.
  
  A taxicab drives down the street.
  
  > get the ladder
  The ladder is securely fastened to the back wall of the building.
  
  > Go upwards
  You ascend the ladder...
  
  (PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE)## Rooftop
  This is the rooftop of one of the River Walk shops. The lights and sounds of the River Walk are fainter up here, but the view is fantastic. It offers a beautiful view of the River Walk below. It is connected to the roof of the store to the north
  
  You can see a shabbily dressed man here.
  
  > show second card to the man
  "Gamer, you'd better quit talking to me and get back to the Diddlebucker."
  
  > go to the north
  River Walk (North)
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. This is the far northern portion of the Walk. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. There is a dock to the east.
  
  You can see an 'invisible box' (in which is a mime) here.
  
  Suddenly, a group of fez-wearing men rides past you on what look like brand new miniature cars. Their gold shirts read "Nobles of the Ali Baba Temple of the Shrine - Hahira Delegation." The last driver beeps as he passes by, waving at you merrily.
  
  > enter the box
  Walking through the imaginary walls of the "invisible box" would ruin the illusion and disrupt the mime's performance.
  
  The mime waves at passersby.
  
  > show cookie to the mime
  She's far too focused on her "predicament" to pay attention.
  
  Suddenly, a group of three older men dashes past you. Their red, white and blue shirts read "Former Presidents of the United States." Your jaw drops as Richard Nixon gives you a thumbs-up on his way by.
  
  > examine second
  One side of the maremelade orange card bears a large number "2." On the other is the following poem:
  
  MS. MNT IS SUPPOSED
  TO BE VERY VOCALIC
  BUT WHAT'S THE POOR WOMAN TO DO?
  
  YOU'LL KNOW THE FIRST WORD
  AND SHOULD GUESS THE SECOND ONE TOO
  
  Suddenly, a group of elderly women wearing pink shirts dashes by you, nearly knocking you to the ground in the process. Their shirts read "Quilting Ladies of Colonial Hills." The last one to pass smiles at you while making a rude gesture. She then cackles wickedly and hurries to catch up with her teammates.
  
  > Go east
  
  > Go west
  River Walk (North)
  You can see an 'invisible box' (in which is a mime) here.
  
  The mime knocks on the walls of her "prison."
  
  > take the balloon
  That seems to belong to the mime.
  
  The mime waves at passersby.
  
  > go south
  River Walk (South)
  
  > go to the south
  Stepping out into moving traffic is a bad idea.
  
  A taxicab drives down the street.
  
  > Hail taxi
  You whistle sharply and the taxicab pulls to the curb. You open the door and climb inside...
  
  This is an older vehicle, but it's surprisingly clean. The pine tree air freshener is a nice touch. The cab driver sits in the front seat. You notice an instruction placard and an ID card affixed to the dashboard.
  
  "Welcome back, Gamer!" the driver says jovially.
  
  > Minute hand
  "Hmm... I don't know that place, Gamer."
  
  > Exit
  You open the door and step out of the taxicab...
  
  River Walk (South)
  The River Walk is truly one of the most majestic sights of the city, especially now that the sun has set. This is the southernmost portion of the Walk. Many shops and restaurants line the western side, each lit with festive hanging lights, which reflect prettily in the water of the river to the east. Some kind of concert is being performed on the eastern side of the river. A large crowd has congregated here, blocking passage to the east. They seem to be enjoying the view of the river.
  
  A taxicab drives down the street.
  
  Suddenly, a group of Gamers in gold shirts knock you out of their way as they run past.
  
  > Amusement park
  "Ok, here we go." The cabbie starts the meter and pulls into traffic. He expertly drives you through the city for several minutes before finally arriving at your destination. You pay the fee (plus a generous tip) by check and exit the cab. "Good luck, Gamer!" the cabbie calls to you through the window before pulling away.
  
  American Dreamland is the largest and most popular amusement park in three states. You used to love coming here as a kid and you still try to make it at least once a year. Normally the park would be closing now, but normal rules don't apply during Diddlebucker weekend. Dozens of groups of people are filing past you and through the entrance to the north. A sign hanging above one of the turnstiles says "Gamers enter here!" You notice nobody going in through that line.
  
  > enter the turnstile
  That's not something you can enter.
  
  Suddenly, a group of Gamers in gray and yellow shirts runs by. They are singing a classic showtune as they pass.
  
  The taxicab disappears into the traffic.
  
  > go north
  The employee greets you warmly as you approach the turnstile. "Gamers get in free tonight!" he says. You thank him, taking the map he offers you as you pass by.
  
  (PRESS ANY KEY TO CONTINUE)## National Mall
  This is the main avenue of the park that runs from the entrance to the south to the full size replica of the Statue of Liberty to the north. The avenue is illuminated by the alternating red, white and blue street lights, plus the hundreds of thousands of similarly colored mini-lights that cover the rooftops of the various shops and other establishments that line both sides of the avenue. A crowd of people fills the mall, talking, laughing and generally having a good time.
  
  You look at the map the employee handed you. It shows the seven main areas of the park. Right now, you are in National Mall. The following locations are near you:
  
  Statue of Liberty is to the north.
  Kiddie Land is to the northeast.
  Vegas Strip is to the northwest.
  
  > go to the north-east
  This section of the park is dedicated to children. Given the hour, there are fewer guests in this section of the park than there normally would be, but there are still a few families with their children. There are several rides here, but you exceed the height limitations on every ride but one: The Haunted House.
  
  > examine House
  This is one of those dark ride attractions that takes place completely indoors. You take a tour through a "haunted house" in a train of cars. Throughout the ride, different specters, ghouls and other assorted creatures try to frighten the guests. As it is a ride in Kiddie Land, none of the scares are especially frightening.
  
  You notice something different about the crowd here at the amusement park.
  
  > examine the crowd
  The park guests seem to be enjoying themselves. You do not see any Diddlebucker shirts among them. Perhaps you are the first to make it this far!
  
  > Ride house
  There is a sign placed in front of the waiting area. It reads "This ride is temporarily closed. We apologize for the inconvenience."
  
  > go to the north
  This ride is the centerpiece of the park. This full-scale replica of Lady Liberty reaches 305 feet in the air and towers over every other attraction here. It is the most recognizable symbol of American Dreamland.
  
  > climb Statue
  Little is to be achieved by that.
  
  > Ride statue
  You wait in line for quite a while before getting a chance to board the elevator with several other park guests. Eventually, the elevator stops, the doors open and you step out...
  
  Statue of Liberty (Crown)
  The nighttime view from up here is simply breathtaking. As you look out through the open-air windows in the crown you can see the other places you have visited tonight. The River Walk is off to the south. You can just make out the lights of the concert that is still going on. Off to the east is the downtown area. Somewhere among the skyscrapers is Cleveland Avenue and the Convention Center where this all began. You stare at the sights for several moments, transfixed. Eventually, you tear yourself away from the view and take the elevator back down...
  
  This ride is the centerpiece of the park. This full-scale replica of Lady Liberty reaches 305 feet in the air and towers over every other attraction here. It is the most recognizable symbol of American Dreamland.
  
  > examine the map
  This is a map of American Dreamland. It shows the seven main areas of the park. Right now, you are in Statue of Liberty. The following locations are near you:
  
  Hawaiian Islands Water Park is to the north.
  The Great Smoky Mountains is to the northeast.
  Liberty Circle is to the northwest.
  National Mall is to the south.
  Kiddie Land is to the east.
  Vegas Strip is to the west.
  
  > go northeast
  This is the area of the park which is dedicated to roller coasters. Some of the fastest and tallest roller coasters in the country can be found right here. Normally, you'd jump at the chance to ride Mount Thunderhead or maybe take a spin on The Hatfields & The
  McCoys, but tonight this area of the park is just way too busy.
  Every ride looks like it has a wait time of at least an hour or more.
  
  > examine the Thunderhead
  It's the tallest roller coaster in the world.
  
  > examine Hatfields
  This wooden roller coaster features two parallel tracks. Two trains of cars "race" each other to see which one can complete the ride first. It is one of the oldest and most popular rides in the park.
  
  > Go west
  This is the gaming section of the theme park. Dozens of carnival-style games line each side of the strip, each one offering a dazzling array of prizes to be won. A crowd of people gathers around each game, cheering the contestants. You see the following games nearby:
  
  Whack-A-George
  Guess Your Age & Weight
  The Paul Bunyan
  Sink the Fink
  
  > examine George
  This is like Whack-A-Mole except instead of trying to smack moles with a mallet as they pop up out of their holes, you are trying to smack little figures of King George III.
  
  > play george
  The barker watches your approach with interest. "All right, Gamer," she says. "No charge tonight. All you have to do is watch those kings pop up and smack 'em on the head before they go back down." She hands you a mallet before stepping back and pressing a button. Immediately, the little kings start popping out of their holes! You take a swing... [PRESS ANY KEY TO SWING]
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  BOP!
  
  "Hey, not bad," the barker says as she takes the mallet from your hand. "You got sixteen out of twenty! That's almost good enough for a prize!"
  
  > play the fink
  Benedict Arnold is jeering at the crowd from the tank, using what is probably an historically inaccurate cockney accent. He spots you right away and manages to insult your lineage, your country, your hair, your shirt and your pets before you even get to the assistant who hands you three balls. "Nyah, nyah, yeh can't hit nuttin' wi' tose arms," he taunts.
  
  "You get three tries, Gamer," the assistant says to you while Arnold continues his jeering. "Good luck!" You bring back your arm and whip the ball at the target...
  
  FWISH!
  
  FWISH!
  
  FWISH!
  
  "Sorry, Gamer," the assistant says, retrieving the errant balls while Benedict Arnold guffaws obnoxiously from his secure spot on the platform. "Better luck next time!"
  
  > Play guess
  "Old or tall, young or small! Step right up, we guess 'em all!" says the barker as you approach the game. "Ah, we have a Gamer tonight!" he continues. "Come on up, Gamer, let me amaze you with my extrasensory, telepathic and transmundane ability to guess your weight within ten pounds and your age within ten years! If I can't do at least
  one of those, you win a prize!"
  
  You step up to the platform...
  
  The barker gives you a quick glance and guesses your age exactly right. "Better luck next time, Gamer!" he calls to you as you step away from the platform.
  
  > play the alamo
  The barker grins as you approach. "Step right up, Gamer and let's see what you got! Gamers play free tonight, of course!" He hands you a rifle. "Wait for the bell and then shoot the little Texans when they pop up! So simple even a baby can do it!" He steps back and presses a button. A bell rings and suddenly, the little Texans start popping up everywhere! You take aim...
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  BANG!
  
  "Haw, haw!" chortles the barker as he takes the rifle from your hand. "You got yourself eight out of ten, Gamer! Not bad! Not bad at all. But not good enough for a prize, either. Better luck next time!"
  
  > play paul
  "Step right up, step right up!" the barker shouts to the crowd as you approach. "It's time to separate the men from the boys and the women from the girls! Take a swing, ring the bell and get a prize!" The barker notices you then and grins broadly. "Here's a champ if I ever saw one," he shouts, handing you a large, heavy mallet. "You get three swings, Gamer. Let's see what you've got!" You lift the mallet high over your head and swing it down as hard as you can...
  
  BOOM!
  
  BOOM!
  
  BOOM!
  
  "Good arm," the barker says as he takes the mallet from your hand. "You got the puck two-thirds of the way up! Hit it just a little harder next time and you might win a prize!"
  
  > play paul
  "Step right up, step right up!" the barker shouts to the crowd as you approach. "It's time to separate the men from the boys and the women from the girls! Take a swing, ring the bell and get a prize!" The barker notices you then and grins broadly. "Here's a champ if I ever saw one," he shouts, handing you a large, heavy mallet. "You get three swings, Gamer. Let's see what you've got!" You lift the mallet high over your head and swing it down as hard as you can...
  
  BOOM!
  
  BOOM!
  
  BOOM!
  
  "Good arm," the barker says as he takes the mallet from your hand. "You got the puck three-fourths of the way up! Hit it just a little harder next time and you might win a prize!"
  
  > Go north
  Hawaiian Islands Water Park is one of the top rated water parks in the nation. Normally the water park closes before the rest of the park, but they've brought in extra lights to keep it open later than usual. Although the sun set a while ago, it is still quite warm, so there is a sizeable crowd here. Some changing rooms are off to the northeast. The nearby attractions are:
  
  Maui Madness
  Aloha River
  
  > go northeast
  This is about what you'd expect from a changing room. This is where park guests change in and out of their swimsuits.
  
  You can see some lockers here.
  
  > Change
  Why bother?
  
  > Ride lanes
  A park employee appears out of nowhere and stops you. "Park rules state that guests must wear a swimsuit when riding any ride in the water park," she says before disappearing into the crowd.
  
  Something about a young couple walking by catches your eye.
  
  > examine the couple
  You recognize the girl. She is the representative that checked you in back at the Convention Center! The couple is wearing matching swimsuits the exact same maremelade orange as your team shirt.
  
  > ask couple about the swimsuits
  "What's that?" the young man asks. His eyes flicker briefly towards your shirt. "Oh...the swimsuits. Do you like them? You know, oddly enough, we do have some extras. Brand new, never worn. We
  might be willing to part with one of them. What do you think, dear?" He turns to his companion.
  
  "Hmm...maybe," she says. "You know, we're big fans of American history," she continues. "Tell you what, bring us something with the face of our thirtieth president on it and we'll let you have one of our extra swimsuits. We'll be in the water park all night. Come back here when you have something!" With that, the couple turns away and starts discussing which attraction to go on next.
  
  > examine the madness
  This is a dark tunnel slide. Each rider sits in an inner tube and slides through the darkness of a completely enclosed tunnel of incredibly fast curves and steep drops.
  
  The young couple disappears into the crowd.
  
  > look at the typhoon
  On this ride, two people share a figure-eight-style inner tube as they slide through numerous twists and turns, before exiting through a waterfall.
  
  > examine River
  This is a lazy river ride that encircles the water park. Park guests can float along in an inner tube or just swim without one.
  
  > Go northwest
  The center of this area of the park is dominated by the "White House Tours" attraction designed to look like the actual White House in Washington, D.C.
  
  > examine House
  This is more of an attraction than a standard ride. On the outside, it looks just like The Executive Mansion in Washington D.C. The inside is a theater, where guests view a documentary about the American Presidency which culminates in a live presentation by animatronic versions of the thirty-nine men who have been President of the United States.
  
  > enter House
  A park employee apologizes. "Unfortunately, we just started a presentation a few minutes ago. Please try back later."
  
  > examine the map
  This is a map of American Dreamland. It shows the seven main areas of the park. Right now, you are in Liberty Circle. The following locations are near you:
  
  Vegas Strip is to the south.
  Statue of Liberty is to the southeast.
  Hawaiian Islands Water Park is to the east.