Hello. This is the first in a series of Travelogue articles, where an explorer visits a place and then writes about their journeys.

Today I’m exploring the Roblox Museum. This will be a seek peek for most of you, as it is currently not open to the general public (though that may change soon).

In the museum lobby, I encountered this amazing dinosaur skeleton. No one was around to stop me, so I climbed onto the display to get a better picture. Rar! The lobby is a very large room. There is a short hallway that goes to the cafeteria, an entrance to the lower floor exhibit hall, and an elevator to the second floor.

I enter the first floor exhibit hall. There is a moving walkway, which slowly carries me past a series of dioramas commemorating some of Robloxia’s greatest builders. I took some pictures – see if you can recognize them all.

Here is a nice mini-map of the Drome Racers level.

This exhibit belongs to one of Robloxia’s most prolific developers, surrounded by his inventions.

TNT in a museum!? Is that safe?

The famous desk of Builderman. I feel humbled looking upon it.

The second floor exhibit hall is filled with iconic artifacts from popular Roblox places.

I feel like I’m in an Andy Warhol. Everyone loves Bloxflakes!

Wallowing in those Bloxflakes made me hungry, so I headed down to the museum cafeteria, where you canget some decent grub. The floor is made out of glass, and you can see mysterious critters swimming around below your feet. After a long day of exploration, I head home.

Write the Next Roblox Travelogue

Do you want to write the next Roblox Travelogue article? Think you’ve found an undiscovered corner of Robloxia that demands recognition? We’re accepting submissions from qualified authors. Are you qualified? You need to be able to:

• Write an interesting story about your journey
• Have good grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
• Be able to supply a couple of photographs from your journey (i.e. take some good-looking screenshots)

If you can do this, email an article to Roblox Travelogue (send photos as attachments – or just send a Word doc with everything in one file). Only high-quality articles will be published – this is the company dev journal, after all :-). All authors will get credit and a link back to their profile page.

– Telamon