Angel Island
Stunningly beautiful island plonk in the middle of the Atticus Ocean, where Swedhump Elementary classes go for Marine Biology Week. Fringed by a coral reef. Warm water. Probably the world’s most beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Only inhabitants are those in the 6-star hotel. Or so we believe. The hotel on the island was built in 1999 and has some fantastic features including:
* Personal submarine docks accessible from every room * Hot-tubs in every room * An indoor tidal pool and wave machine * Cotton-candy machines in every room * A large underground wobble ball track
Free outdoor activities for all guests include diving, snorkelling, sailing, grains-of-sand counting, sunbathing, moonbathing, rain bathing, palm tree shaking and coconut-balancing (a tradition began by Mr. Steadyneck in 2015).
First seen in Book 3, page 38
Research
e_angel_islandIn the printed almanac pages (4 cited)
Straight from the books
Facts
place_fact (7)
Angel Island is a stunningly beautiful island in the middle of the Atticus Ocean where Swedhump Elementary classes go for Marine Snofftology Week.
Stunningly beautiful island plonk in the middle of the Atticus Ocean, where Swedhump Elementary classes go for Marine Snofftology Week. al1:c01:p011
The 6-star hotel on Angel Island was built in 1999.
The 6-star hotel on the island was built in 1999 al1:c01:p011
The hotel on Angel Island has personal submarine docks accessible from every room, hot-tubs in every room, an indoor tidal pool and wave machine, cotton-candy machines in every room, and a large underground wobble-ball track.
The 6-star hotel on the island was built in 1999 and has some fantastic features including: * Personal submarine docks accessible from every room * Hot-tubs in every room * An indoor tidal pool and wave machine * Cotton-candy machines in every room * A large underground wobble-ball track al1:c01:p011
Angel Island is a small and very beautiful island in the middle of the Atticus Ocean.
Small and very beautiful island plonk in the middle of the Atticus Ocean. b03:c99:p193
Angel Island has one structure on it: a hotel.
One structure on it, a hotel. b03:c99:p193
Angel Island is fringed by a coral reef and warm water.
Fringed by a coral reef and warm water. b03:c99:p193
Angel Island has probably the world's most beautiful sunrises and sunsets.
Probably the world's most beautiful sunrises and sunsets. b03:c99:p193
history (1)
The coconut-balancing tradition at Angel Island was begun by Mr. Steadyneck in 2015.
coconut-balancing (a tradition begun by Mr. Steadyneck in 2015) al1:c01:p011
Relationships
- other: destination for Marine Snofftology Week
Stunningly beautiful island plonk in the middle of the Atticus Ocean, where Swedhump Elementary classes go for Marine Snofftology Week. al1:c01:p011
Incoming
Small and very beautiful island plonk in the middle of the Atticus Ocean. One structure on it, a hotel. b03:c99:p193
extraction note The almanac entry for Angel Island states there is one structure on it, a hotel; the Grand Wobblethorpe Regency is described as the World's Second-Most Amazing Hotel that Wobblethorpe used to own, consistent with the hotel on Angel Island referenced in the Marine Biology Week context.This involves living for a week on Angel Island and studying fish and everything to do with the ocean. b03:c02:p038
Continuity findings
- Angel Island hotel description: 'one structure, a hotel' (b03) / '6-star hotel built in 1999' with extensive features (al1) variant
- Angel Island event name: 'Marine Biology Week' (b03) / 'Marine Snofftology Week' (al1) variant