Penguin Standard Time
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Penguin Standard Time, commonly known as PST, is the time zone used in Club Penguin. It is used for all clocks in the island. It is actually Pacific Standard Time, however transformed into the Penguin Version. The main clock is a giant digital clock located in the Snow Forts that displays the current time and in the Community section next to the Featured Igloo. It is useful for meeting penguins from other time zones at a pre-determined time. On a part of the clock it says that it is invented by G (Gary the Gadget Guy). If you throw a snowball at the target, it will spin around, making all the visible cogs and gears spin, giving the impression that it is running the clock. In the Ski Lodge there is an analogue clock (It's not usually read) and every half hour Fred the Clockwork Cuckoo will pop out. Also if you are an Agent on Club Penguin, after completing the Clock mission, an award will be given to you, and if you click it (the round silver part), a clock will appear. It tells you the time on your computer. Also on the Community section of ClubPenguin.com, there is a penguin with a wristwatch, and under him/her it shows the time.
[edit] Time Zone Clock
| Time Zone | Pacific | Mountain | Central | Eastern | Atlantic | GMT |
| Standard | 18:27 | 19:27 | 20:27 | 21:27 | 22:27 | 02:27 |
| Daylight | 19:27 | 20:27i | 21:27 | 22:27 | 23:27 | 03:27 |
[edit] Trivia
- The abbreviation "PST" is the same as the abbreviation for Pacific Standard Time - which actually is the actual time zone Club Penguin uses.
- Most Penguins use this time zone to meet for parties, and other arrangements.
- The reason the Time Zone is PST is because Club Penguin is located in Kelowna, BC which is where Club Penguin was made!
- In Eastern Standard Time, PST time is 3 hours earlier than Eastern's.
