Club Atlantis & Piper Memorial Sports Arena

Atlantis is a glamorous, multi-level club popular with Execs for its flashy, avant-garde, and disorienting style, highlighted by moving staircases, mirrored walls, and cool cerulean lighting.

The Piper Memorial Sports Arena is an indoor sports coliseum which seated for fourteen hundred people. Professional wrestling, boxing matches, and other blood sports are a major attraction. Channel 54 had exclusive video rights to cover events for broadcast. The arena itself was originally constructed in 1999, and named after a professional wrestler who, unknowingly, thwarted a terrorist attempt to hijack an airliner and crash dive into the White House to assassinate the President of the NUSA.

The top three floors of the Sports Arena is the home of Club Atlantis, a favorite hangout for upwardly-mobile corpzoners and street ronin between assignments. This expensive establishment was decorated in a disorienting style: a series of cantilevered stairs, angled mirrors, special effects lighting and robotic mannequins placed strategically on walls and ceilings create the optical illusion of bar patrons moving against the laws of physics and gravity. The bar itself served a complete selection of liquors, beers, and cocktails. It also has a multilevel dance floor and a small performance stage.

The Piper Memorial Sports Arena was situated in Night City's Little China sector of downtown, after the Holocaust the whole establishment moved to The Glen district.