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Revision as of 03:19, 30 June 2023
Template:LTab Template:Location Avocondo Acres,Template:Data:References also known as Avacondo Acres,[1] is a retirement community that appears in the episode "Ma and Pa's Big Hurrah."
Description
Avocondo Acres is located near grassy hills. There is a sign at the entrance in the shape of an avocado that reads the title of the location, with the avocado seed representing the second "o" in the name. A small sign can be seen next to it that says "Retirement Community." Some hedges and bushes can be seen next to a wooden fence as well.
Role in episode
Template:Data:Links's mother and father are both living in this retirement home, and call SpongeBob to say they're moving over to his place.
When SpongeBob destroys his house in a fit of pent-up anger, his parents take him back to Avocondo Acres while his usual house is rebuilt.
Trivia
- This is the first retirement community to be introduced in the main series since Dullsville Senior Living from "Plankton Retires."
- Outside of the main series, The Patrick Star Show introduced Pappy Farms in "The Yard Sale."