The Stacks - Hotel -Ready Player One

PATHING/SETUP INSTRUCTIONS BELOW. Please download the pictures for the billboards. Find them here. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1c4nP6Fxap5gxdnmHYtdCdz46bFT4Q5LP “…My aunt’s trailer was the top unit in a “stack” twenty-two mobile homes high, making it a level or two taller than the majority of the stacks immediately surrounding it. The trailers at the bottom level rested on the ground, or in their original concrete foundations, but the units stacked above them were suspended on a reinforced modular scaffold, a haphazard metal latticework that had been constructed piecemeal over the years. We lived in the Portland Avenue Stacks, a sprawling hive of discolored tin shoeboxes rusting on the shores of I-40, just west of Oklahoma City’s decaying skyscraper core. It was a collection of over five hundred individual stacks, all connected to each other by a dozen ancient construction cranes (used to do the actual stacking) were positioned around the stacks’ ever-expanding outer perimeter. The top level or “roof” of the stacks was blanketed with a patchwork array of old solar panels that provided supplemental power to the units below. A bundle of hoses and corrugated tubing snaked up and down the side of each stack, supplying water to each trailer and carrying away sewage (luxuries not available in some of the other stacks scattered around the city). Very little sunlight made it to the bottom level (known as the “floor”). The dark, narrow strips of ground between the stacks were clogged with skeletons of abandoned cars and trucks, their gas tanks emptied, and their exit routes blocked off long ago…” – excerpt from Ernest Cline’s Ready Player One. This Hotel is my representation of the Stacks form Ernest Clines Ready Player One also from the recent film directed by Stephen Spielberg. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I did making it. The perks on each room are “Internet access" and “Arcade”. I thought that to be extremely fitting with the plot of the movie and the book. Th