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Iceberg
Iceberg 2008

Information
Where Northeast of Club Penguin Island
Opened March 29, 2006
Closed Still open
Mini-games Aqua Grabber
Room ID 805
Tour Description
Here we are on the Iceberg. It might not look like much... but it's a jackhammering hot spot! You can also dive for treasure... in the Aqua Grabber!

The Iceberg is a large floating chunk of ice off the northeast coast of Club Penguin Island. As the Iceberg is at sea, it cannot accessed by foot from another room. The Map or EPF Phone are required to reach it.

This room is fairly open, and is surrounded by water. The Aqua Grabber 3000 is docked nearby, which allows penguins to travel underwater and salvage treasure on the seafloor.

Tipping the Iceberg

Lodge Attic Iceberg Painting

The picture of the tipped berg at the Lodge Attic.

An old and well known rumor is the possibility of "tipping" the Iceberg. Rumors say that if enough penguins are on the Iceberg at once, it will "tip" over. However, while popular, this rumor is false, and the Iceberg cannot be tipped, as the room has no data to change to a tipped-over state. However, it tilts if there are enough penguins dancing in the Club Penguin App.

Despite this, many references have been made to this rumor. The Berg Drill! stamp can be obtained if 30 penguins dance while wearing a hard hat. In WaddleOn Episode 3, the Iceberg was "flipped" horizontally [1].

A painting of the Iceberg being tipped was visible in the Puffle Hotel Dining Room during the Halloween Party 2014. After the Lodge Attic was renovated in 2015, this picture was moved to the Attic. Oddly, a flying saucer can now be seen in the painting.

Pins

Image Pin
Ice Block Pin
Ice Block pin
O-Berry Pin
O-Berry Pin
Puffer Fish Pin
Puffer Fish Pin
Seashell Pin
Seashell Pin
WaterPin
Water Pin
Gold Anchor Pin
Gold Anchor Pin
Telescope Pin 1
Telescope Pin
Conch Shell Pin
Conch Shell Pin
Fruit pin
Fruit Combo Pin
Clothing Icons 7155
One Eyed Puffle Pin
Tire Home Pin icon
Tire Home Pin
Total
11

Parties

General

  • During most Puffle Parties, the Iceberg is the "domain" for pink puffles. A variety of sports equipment is located here, with pink puffles using them.
  • During some Music Jams, there was a stage at the Iceberg. Every thirty minutes, the Penguin Band played on the Iceberg.
  • During some Fairs, the Iceberg turned into a large ball pit.
  • During some Halloween Parties, the Iceberg becomes a giant pumpkin. Dancing with a hard hat will carve the pumpkin into a jack-o-lantern. Also, during every Halloween Party to date, (except for the Halloween Party 2005) the Aurora Australis (commonly known as the Southern Lights) can be seen from here.
  • During most Holiday Parties, a small Christmas tree is located here. If a certain amount of penguins are in the room, the tree grows.
  • On certain occasions, (such as New Year's Days) fireworks are visible from here. In 2016, a large dance mat was placed on the ground, replacing the tree from the Holiday Party.

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2015

  • During Festival of Snow 2015, a snow sculpture was displayed here. There was also a blue carpet, balloons, and banners, as well as a box of free Ice Crowns.
  • During the Descendants Party, the Iceberg was decorated like a backstreet alley, with a few houses, stone walls with graffiti on them, and a cement ground. Hung up between buildings were lights, telephone poles, and clotheslines. The Mine Shack could be accessed from a golden bridge. It was most likely based off of the Isle of the Lost.
  • During the 10th Anniversary Party, the Iceberg was decorated the same way as it was during the April Fools' Party 2008, with the addition of a speaker box.

Trivia

  • It is the only regular room in Club Penguin that is not connected to the main island.
  • The map displays the highest point of the Iceberg pointing North, whereas on the Iceberg the highest point is facing west, towards the south of the mainland.

Gallery

Graphical designs

Parties

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Fireworks

Other

The following are from Halloween Parties, at all years from 2010 onward. The more players drilled at the Iceberg, the more it would resemble a jack-o-lantern.

Misc

Map icons

Names in other languages

Language Name
Portuguese Icebergue
French Iceberg
Spanish Iceberg
German Eisberg
Russian Айсберг

References

SWFs


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