Walleye Warehouse

Walleye Warehouse is a multiplayer stage in Splatoon.

Layout
Walleye Warehouse is a close-quarters stages, featuring a plethora of obstacles such as crates, boxes, and conveyor belts. Beginning from each team's respawn point on opposite sides of the symmetrical arena, narrow areas lead into the central battlefield. Multiple small, hidden pathways are also present on both sides of the stage.

Notable Locations

 * Central Battlefield: This is where most of the fighting takes place. The central battlefield is a large, open area with towers of stacked crates serving as vantage points for experienced players.
 * Side Passages: there are four side passages in this stage, 2 high elevation, and 2 low elevation. They are all accessed on the left or right sides of the arena and lead to small pockets on the side of the central battlefield. The side passages also serve as a relatively quick path to the enemies' base, and are often forgotten parts of the map, particularly the high elevation passages.

Ranked Battle

 * Splat Zones: The Splat Zone in this map is located in the central battlefield, with half on one side, and half on the other. The stacked crates are at the center of the zone, making anyone there an obvious target. In order to gain control of the zone, a team will have to take control of both sides and defend the opposing side from enemy ink in order to keep the zone.

Hazards

 * Outside Fencing: Near both team's Respawn Points are fences. If an Inkling in squid form falls through the fencing, they will die.

Tips

 * Given the shape of the area around the spawn points, it is possible to pin an entire team into their spawn area with enough firepower. While this is very uncommon, should it actually happen, it can lead to an overwhelming victory.

Trivia

 * Walleye Warehouse was one of the two playable stages during the Splatoon Global Testfire, alongside Saltspray Rig.
 * Callie and Marie once held a part-time job here prior to hosting Inkopolis News.