Just off the atrium, a British pub served the occasional free lunch. The free offerings were: fish and chips, bangers and mash, steak and kidney pie, etc.

The carpeting in one area was a fictional map of the world showing sailing ships on small oceans.

The exit from the elevator into the atrium was decorated in an art deco theme.

The top floor of the atrium was often filled with merchandise for sale.

The atrium bar featured lots of seating with views out the windows of the sea. It allowed tourists to drink during the day.

The balconies of the atrium were decorated with gold mining themes.

In addition to several elevators, curved staircases allowed access to all levels of the atrium.

Some people, having walked down two flights of stairs, had to rest before continuing their exploration.

Two levels of balconies allowed many to lean and watch what happened on other floors.

Gatsby's casino was accessible directly from the bottom floor of the atrium.

A drink mixing lesson took place on the bottom level of the atrium. The mixer displayed great talent at juggling bottles.

An espresso machine worked to provide free fancy coffees to those with a Coffee Club card.

A dessert delicatessen severed free pastries to all those with an unsatisfied sweet tooth.

A tall banner hung from the atrium ceiling and displayed Alaska miners toiling to find Yukon gold.