Octotron

Technically the first of the rides encountered in the "real" version of Atlantic Island Park, the Octotron is situated directly west of the main entrance in a small and comparatively unassuming patch of ground. Essentially a suspended tilt-a-whirl, it takes the form of a monstrous octopus clutching the ride's cars in its tentacles, offering patrons an increasingly speedy flight above the park's grounds. In the past, this was the site of Chad the Chipmunk's infamous icepick rampage, easily the most infamous incident in the entire park.

As of 2012, it is constantly running, and a vortex of energy is clearly visible above the head of the octopus - a clear sign of the energy still being siphoned and harvested from visitors. For good measure, attempting to operate the controls results in the Octotron luring dozens of zombies to the area in an attempt to stop the player from tampering with it any further.

As with all attractions, the Octotron appears distorted and exaggerated in the Bogeyman's shadow realm: quite from appearing much larger than its real-world counterpart, it's actually located in the middle of a lake a short distance from the Tunnel of Tales. Accessible via a boardwalk leading across the water and surrounded by an octagonal boarding platform, it serves as another major indication that this version of the park does not exist in reality, as no bodies of water of this size and depth can be found anywhere in Solomon Island.

The second attraction visited by Lorraine in The Park, players are required to stop the ride via the small control booth if they intend to climb aboard. The moment Lorraine takes a seat in one of the cars, the Bogeyman materializes in the control booth and takes control of the ride, taking her on an increasingly harrowing spin that only becomes more distressing when a giant illusion of the Bogeyman's face appears in the sky above the Octotron.