One of the exciting features of the Lazy Toad Robot Club is the chance to see famous fighting robots from history. Our biggest acquisition so far is a pair of famous walking spinners: Whyachi and Son of Whyachi.

Here we see Fuzzy using his newest toy (a Bobcat 763 mini-bulldozer) to unload the Whyachi's from the truck. On the right, we see the crate sitting in the driveway awaiting a second, shorter trip to the Robot Club.

Entrance

If you're not dining, but which to sit in the bleachers and watch the action, there is a ticket fee, which will be higher during major competitions.

Pit access requires a "competitors" membership, which can be purchased for a day, a month, or a year. We're still working out the fee structure for various services such as use of the safety test box, fights with other builders, and entrance to events.

Retail

• Retail robot merchandise
• Pro-shop with robot parts
• Rental bot counter

Arenas

• A 24'x24' main arena in the center of the facility will hold the main competitions, including up to 120 pound robot battles, and can be used for testing robots up to 340 pounds.
• The main arena is instrumented with multiple video cameras, allowing real-time production of a video record for each combatant (for retail sale, of course).
• A 16'x16' safety arena between the Pits and the Food Counter. This will be used for KitBot battles during normal operations, and safety testing during events.
• A 12'x12' "portable" arena where you can fight rental bots.
• Not shown is an antweight arena for smaller robot battles.

Pits

• 52 tables
• Each 30"x60"
• Each with one 15 amp circuit
• Also includes "KitBot" area
• 16'x16' arena for safety testing, robot battles up to 30 pounds, and KitBot fights.
• A robot staging area where combatants line up for their fights

Bleachers

• 5 rows
• 50 feet wide
• telescoping
• snazzy blue and orange color scheme

Dining

• Booths along the wall
• Tables in the middle
• Special VIP seating adjacent to the main arena along two walls