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* The Franchise/DCUniverse had the gamblers' world Ventura and [[http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p278/lammal412/Raggashoon1.jpg Raggashoon]] in the ''ComicBook/OmegaMen'' story "Of Vice and Virtue".
* ComicBook/{{Lobo}} once landed on a similar planet. After a while he got bored so he hacked into the planet communication systems and sent a broadcast, declaring that within a short time he will start killing everyone in sight. He never did but the resulting hysteria created much more amusing violence than he could hope to himself.
* ComicBook/{{Lobo}} once landed on a similar planet. After a while he got bored so he hacked into the planet communication systems and sent a broadcast, declaring that within a short time he will start killing everyone in sight. He never did but the resulting hysteria created much more amusing violence than he could hope to himself.
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* The Franchise/DCUniverse had the gamblers' world Ventura and [[http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p278/lammal412/Raggashoon1.jpg Raggashoon]] in the ''ComicBook/OmegaMen'' story "Of Vice and Virtue".
* ComicBook/{{Lobo}} once landed on a similar planet. After a while he got bored so he hacked intoVentura. The business of the planet communication systems and sent a broadcast, declaring is pleasure. It exists to support the massive casinos that within are suspended by a short time he will start killing everyone in sight. He never did but web of anti-gravity units above the resulting hysteria created much more amusing violence than he could hope to himself.surface of the planet.
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* [[http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p278/lammal412/Raggashoon1.jpg Raggashoon]] in the ''ComicBook/OmegaMen'' story "Of Vice and Virtue".
** ComicBook/{{Lobo}} once landed on a similar planet. After a while he got bored so he hacked into the planet communication systems and sent a broadcast, declaring that within a short time he will start killing everyone in sight. He never did but the resulting hysteria created much more amusing violence than he could hope to himself.
** ComicBook/{{Lobo}} once landed on a similar planet. After a while he got bored so he hacked into the planet communication systems and sent a broadcast, declaring that within a short time he will start killing everyone in sight. He never did but the resulting hysteria created much more amusing violence than he could hope to himself.
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* Contraxia from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' is implied to be. The only part we see is a robot brothel.
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* Contraxia from ''Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxyVol2'' is implied to be. The only part we see is a robot brothel.
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** The planet Midnight, a planet made of beautiful gems and amazing sights, but deadly to anyone who touched its sunlight. Naturally, humanity built a resort there. And naturally for the Doctor, things go horribly wrong...
** The planet Argolis in "The Leisure Hive". The only facility on the planet is the eponymous hive; a high-end resort attracting tourists from across the galaxy. In a subversion, that's because the rest of the planet is an irradiated wasteland after an interplanetary war.
** The planet Argolis in "The Leisure Hive". The only facility on the planet is the eponymous hive; a high-end resort attracting tourists from across the galaxy. In a subversion, that's because the rest of the planet is an irradiated wasteland after an interplanetary war.
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** The planet [[Recap/DoctorWhoS30E10Midnight Midnight]], a planet made of beautiful gems and amazing sights, but deadly to anyone who touched its sunlight. Naturally, humanity built a resort there. And naturally for the Doctor, things go horribly wrong...
* ''Series/SpaceAboveAndBeyond''. The episode "R&R" had the resort spaceship version, with cameos by Music/{{Coolio}} and Creator/DavidDuchovny.
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* ''Series/SpaceAboveAndBeyond''. The episode "R&R" had the resort spaceship version, with cameos by Music/{{Coolio}} and Creator/DavidDuchovny.
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* At the end of the Captain Kremmen radio series, our hero decides to take a well-earned break from saving the universe and goes to the Pleasure Planet "where flaxen-haired maidens drift through lush meadows serving ripe fruit and singing native melodies, while any one of its three suns shines out of a cloudless sky."
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* At the end of the Captain Kremmen ''Radio/CaptainKremmen'' radio series, our hero decides to take a well-earned break from saving the universe and goes to the Pleasure Planet "where flaxen-haired maidens drift through lush meadows serving ripe fruit and singing native melodies, while any one of its three suns shines out of a cloudless sky."
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** The ''Franchise/StarshipTroopers Role Playing Game'' had Zegama Beach, the most luxurious and decadent world in the Federation. Known for its endless coastlines of perfect beaches and crystal clear blue waters, it was the most popular vacation destination for wealthy Federation citizens.
** The ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' RPG.
*** Fargo III is a holiday world lush with vegetation. The entire economy is based on resorts and hotels, with the planetary population employed by them.
*** Bles was a pleasure world in the former Olol'Bian Empire. It was completely given over to enjoyment and self-expression. Unfortunately the [[MoralGuardians Purity Party]] took control of the Empire and sandblasted the entire world, turning it into a [[SingleBiomePlanet Desert Planet]].
** The ''Franchise/StarshipTroopers Role Playing Game'' had Zegama Beach, the most luxurious and decadent world in the Federation. Known for its endless coastlines of perfect beaches and crystal clear blue waters, it was the most popular vacation destination for wealthy Federation citizens.
** The ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' RPG.
*** Fargo III is a holiday world lush with vegetation. The entire economy is based on resorts and hotels, with the planetary population employed by them.
*** Bles was a pleasure world in the former Olol'Bian Empire. It was completely given over to enjoyment and self-expression. Unfortunately the [[MoralGuardians Purity Party]] took control of the Empire and sandblasted the entire world, turning it into a [[SingleBiomePlanet Desert Planet]].
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* The ''Franchise/StarshipTroopers Role Playing Game'' had Zegama Beach, the most luxurious and decadent world in the Federation. Known for its endless coastlines of perfect beaches and crystal clear blue waters, it was the most popular vacation destination for wealthy Federation citizens.
* The ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' RPG.
** Fargo III is a holiday world lush with vegetation. The entire economy is based on resorts and hotels, with the planetary population employed by them.
** Bles was a pleasure world in the former Olol'Bian Empire. It was completely given over to enjoyment and self-expression. Unfortunately the [[MoralGuardians Purity Party]] took control of the Empire and sandblasted the entire world, turning it into a [[SingleBiomePlanet Desert Planet]].
* The ''ComicBook/StrontiumDog'' RPG.
** Fargo III is a holiday world lush with vegetation. The entire economy is based on resorts and hotels, with the planetary population employed by them.
** Bles was a pleasure world in the former Olol'Bian Empire. It was completely given over to enjoyment and self-expression. Unfortunately the [[MoralGuardians Purity Party]] took control of the Empire and sandblasted the entire world, turning it into a [[SingleBiomePlanet Desert Planet]].
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*** Episode "Justice". The planet Rubicun III is a idealistic paradise with friendly and beautiful inhabitants until the crew discovers its [[AllCrimesAreEqual hidden dangers]].
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*** Episode "Justice". "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E7Justice Justice]]". The planet Rubicun III is a idealistic paradise with friendly and beautiful inhabitants until the crew discovers its [[AllCrimesAreEqual hidden dangers]].dangers]].
*** The Parallax colony on Shiralea VI seen as a holodeck program in "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E20CostOfLiving Cost Of Living]]" is a more child-friendly example where they have jugglers, mud baths and practice "Laughing Hour".
*** The Parallax colony on Shiralea VI seen as a holodeck program in "[[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS5E20CostOfLiving Cost Of Living]]" is a more child-friendly example where they have jugglers, mud baths and practice "Laughing Hour".
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If you're looking for ''WesternAnimation/TreasurePlanet'', then you [[BlatantLies probably just hit a few different letters on accident]].
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If you're looking for ''WesternAnimation/TreasurePlanet'', then you [[BlatantLies probably just hit a few different letters on by accident]].
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/MenInBlack'', there is a planet that if you so much as [[MattressTagGag rip a tag off a mattress]] the police will find you and send you to jail for the rest of your life. So why do people visit it? Apparently it has great beaches.
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* In an episode of ''WesternAnimation/MenInBlack'', ''WesternAnimation/MenInBlackTheSeries'', there is a planet that if you so much as [[MattressTagGag rip a tag off a mattress]] the police will find you and send you to jail for the rest of your life. So why do people visit it? Apparently it has great beaches.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}''. The game calls these Garden Worlds, and they're usually places of retirement for [[FeudalFuture Imperial nobles]]. Worlds actually devoted to nothing but pleasure and excess are Daemon Worlds under the dominion of the Chaos God Slaanesh.
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* ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}''. The game calls these 40000}}'' has [[https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Pleasure_World Pleasure Worlds]], also known as Paradise Worlds or Garden Worlds, and they're Words. They're usually places of retirement for [[FeudalFuture Imperial nobles]]. Worlds actually devoted to nothing but pleasure and excess are Daemon Worlds under the dominion of the Chaos God Slaanesh.Slaanesh (though even Pleasure Worlds can have Slaaneshi cults on them).
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* '''[[Music/{{Gwar}} GWAR]]''': The titular planet in the song "Metal Metal Land" is a sunless world where sex, drugs, sorcery, alcohol and death metal are the order of the day.
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* '''[[Music/{{Gwar}} GWAR]]''': [[Music/{{Gwar}} GWAR]]: The titular planet in the song "Metal Metal Land" is a sunless world where there is nothing but sex, drugs, sorcery, alcohol sorcery and death heavy metal are the order of the day.24/7. Needless to say, GWAR misses it more than any other planet.
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* '''[[Music/{{Gwar}} GWAR]]''': The titular planet in the song "Metal Metal Land" is a sunless world where sex, drugs, sorcery, alcohol and death metal are the order of the day.
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* '''[[Music/{{Gwar}} GWAR]]''': The titular planet in the song "Metal Metal Land" is a sunless world where sex, drugs, sorcery, alcohol and death metal are the order of the day.
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** A bit more like "Pleasure Empire," but the Magistracy of Canopus is notorious for its pleasure circuses, including but not limited to a variety of sexual fantasies, available for a price. Amusingly, they are also renowned as the premier medical experts of the setting.
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** A bit more like "Pleasure Empire," but the Magistracy of Canopus is notorious for its pleasure circuses, including but not limited to a variety of sexual fantasies, available for a price. Amusingly, they are also renowned as the premier medical experts of the setting.setting, if not for having the most progressive human rights policies.
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* The third ''Literature/{{Spaceforce}}'' book is set on Fantasia, the galaxy's greatest 'theme world' - an asteroid enclosed in an atmosphere shell and terraformed into a series of themed islands. It's supposed to be wholesome and educational family entertainment, banning alcohol and drugs [[spoiler: so it's ironic that it turns out to be the source of the galaxy's latest and most dangerous illegal recreational drug]].
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* The third ''Literature/{{Spaceforce}}'' ''Literature/Spaceforce2012'' book is set on Fantasia, the galaxy's greatest 'theme world' - an asteroid enclosed in an atmosphere shell and terraformed into a series of themed islands. It's supposed to be wholesome and educational family entertainment, banning alcohol and drugs [[spoiler: so it's ironic that it turns out to be the source of the galaxy's latest and most dangerous illegal recreational drug]].
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* The planet Transsexual from ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' is likely this based on the way its inhabitants will sleep with AnythingThatMoves. The script for the unmade sequel, ''Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen'' confirms it.
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* The planet Transsexual from ''Film/TheRockyHorrorPictureShow'' is likely this based on the way its inhabitants will sleep with AnythingThatMoves.anyone. The script for the unmade sequel, ''Script/RevengeOfTheOldQueen'' confirms it.
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* ZigZagged in ''Literature/AllTomorrows'' with the planet of the [[TheHedonist Satyriacs]]. Their entire culture is built on EverybodyHasLotsOfSex and the pursuit of pleasure, but there's no mention of other species visiting them for that purpose (possibly because they're too far away, possibly due to biological incompatibility.
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* ZigZagged in ''Literature/AllTomorrows'' with the planet of the [[TheHedonist Satyriacs]]. Their entire culture is built on EverybodyHasLotsOfSex and the pursuit of pleasure, but there's no mention of other species visiting them for that purpose (possibly because they're too far away, possibly due to biological incompatibility.incompatibility).
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** The planet Kooken's Pleasure Pit, located in the Lyran Commonwealth, is pretty much devoted to sexual tourism.
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** The planet Kooken's Pleasure Pit, located in the Lyran Commonwealth, is pretty much devoted to sexual tourism. At least the big cities -- because people actually want to ''live'' there without being harrassed, anything outside the cities are red zones off-limits to non-residents and tend to be a bit tamer.
** And before Kooken's, there existed Dustball, a casino and "pleasure" world. The Commonwealth set up Kooken's as a "pleasure planet" mostly to try and break the grip of the Malthus crime syndicate that ran Dustball.
** And before Kooken's, there existed Dustball, a casino and "pleasure" world. The Commonwealth set up Kooken's as a "pleasure planet" mostly to try and break the grip of the Malthus crime syndicate that ran Dustball.