STAR TREK Fan Creates Vinyl Stickers Holodeck Controls and Puts Them in a Los Angeles City Park

A Star Trek fan by the name of Arthur Edward Chadwick created some vinyl stickers with the LCARS computer control system seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation and other Star Trek shows. He then placed them on two pylons in a Los Angeles City Park for people to play with and enjoy.

The control panel shown on these is for the holodeck, which is an immersive system on the Enterprise that allows for crew members to recreate almost anything using holographic technology.

This particular park is said to be located in North Hollywood.

i fixed these pylons last week. apparently it’s making people happy. https://t.co/L6mBjzardq pic.twitter.com/H3nUtUvqdO

— AEChadwick (@chadwicks) July 19, 2020

Here are some of the reactions of people who have come across it.

Spotted something odd on my run through the park tonight and ... I guess I have good news and bad news pic.twitter.com/kPQ8goygfW

— Jeremy Yoder 🌱📈🏳️‍🌈🖖🏻 (@JBYoder) July 18, 2020

I had to call up a holodeck image of my wife and child. pic.twitter.com/A80dZuCdQn

— Central Line (@mikestan) July 20, 2020

Survival mode...!?!?!???
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*DeepSigh*..... It's not Wrong... pic.twitter.com/Iy2RjXsLiQ

— Kittybat_AD (@_oh_nothing_) July 19, 2020

— Holodeck Program interface spotted in LA city park: Gotta love this little prank hack that Jeremy Yoder spotted on his run through the park a couple of days ago. Someone has turned an outdoor utility enclosure into a Star Trek… https://t.co/zAvrbXCSMW ↪ @alik0760 ↩ pic.twitter.com/V2ZXVKsPIN

— Alik (@alik0760) July 20, 2020

Life is a Holodeck. https://t.co/4FqYJP6gyx

— George Carmona (@GCarmona3) July 19, 2020

i knew it!#holodeck https://t.co/rHm8rteA8c

— steppenhahn (@steppenhahn) July 19, 2020

Such a relief to know this is all just a Holodeck Goes Stupid episode. https://t.co/zbKAjp7Vqb

— 🌮 Brian Clevinger (@bclevinger) July 18, 2020

I’ve officially found the holodeck controls in North Hollywood Park.

“Computer: End Program - Pandemic Apocalypse 2020”

... didn’t work.

I think there might be a glitch with the ship’s power converters.

Can someone get engineering down here?! #StarTrek #HoloDeck pic.twitter.com/U7NN1Kulgz

— 🎶 Bonnie Gordon 🎶 @ 6 Feet Away 😉 (@BonnieBellG) July 18, 2020