The Journey

Lane Merrifield, the co-founder of Club Penguin, recently announced in New Horizons that Club Penguin will take a step into "The Next Leg of the Journey." The video showed pictures that resembled rooms in the game, which people think is what Club Penguin will look like in the future. Generation Three of the game will begin here, ending Generation Two (2007-2012).

Town Center
It also has a sidewalk and now everything has either been re-named or exaggerated from an artist's stand-point. The Coffee Shop window is on the proper side, and the Gift Shop and Night Club are now the Clothes Shop and Dance Club, respectively. There are steps at the bottom of the screen that may lead to a new room. There is a bench added next to the Coffee Shop and the Chairs and Table have been changed too. It leads your player to the possibly News Room

Snow Forts
They have obviously been given a completely new style. They no longer look like the old one's which had more of a "straight line" style to it. They now look like something out of a party. The forts are larger, and there is a Snow Puffle in the bottom right.

Plaza
It has finally been given its own sidewalk, everything has been completely redrawn and now signs have been given to each room. The Pizza Parlor now has an awning, with a giant slice of pizza on top. The Stage's main shape remains the same, but there are now dramatic puffles above the 'Now Showing' area. The Mask in the top left is gone. The Puffle Shop's exterior finally matches the interior after it's redesign. There is a window with a Puffle Launcher sticking out. The top floor is a different color and shape, and has it's own windows and tubes, so there may possibly be a new room which could be leading to the possibly News Room

Gift Shop
It has a new and modern feel to it, now if you notice on the right wall you will see a bunch of rare items. This definitely means that none of these items will be returning at all. There is now a raised section similar to the Coffee Shop, but it wraps around the room. There are now only two dressing rooms, and there is a runway in the non-elevated area. There is a hair/make-up area in the bottom left. It was also renamed the Clothes Shop.

This room has been renovated.

Dock
Tables have been added, and it now resembles the Camp Penguin Dock from '07. If you also look very closely, you'll see that the box on the dock itself has been removed. If you look closely, again, you will see a frozen water fountain. The dock has sort of a 'nature park' feel to it.

Beach
A dock has been added at the top left as well as the fact that it no longer resembles a beach as much as it used to. A bridge to the Dock has also been added. The dock in the Beach is probably for the Migrator, Rockhopper's ship. There are now rocks on the lighthouse side.

Pizza Parlor
Now it resembles a diner with a stage, kitchen, and more tables. The theme will also most likely be replaced. It appears to also sell drinks after the update. The stage is much smaller, and the piano is no longer a grand piano. There are many more booths, and the Pizzatron can now be seen near the oven.

This room has been renovated.

Night Club
It is the same as from the Make Your Mark: Ultimate Jam except with different music and Dubstep is replaced with the Keeper of the Boiler Room.

This room has been renovated.

Trivia

 * Penguins think the News Room may be added during this time. Penguins also think that Herbert will destroy the current rooms during Operation: Blackout, forcing penguins to rebuild them into the new rooms.
 * The new Gift Shop, Night Club, and Pizza Parlor were released on November 1, 2012. This marked the beginning of "The Journey".
 * The Night Club looks like what it did during Make Your Mark: Ultimate Jam, except instead of it being Dubstep as the puffle, it's the Keeper of the Boiler Room.
 * The Keeper of the Boiler Room still has the old puffle look, also that the Keeper of the Boiler Room is on the right hand corner speaker, and the music is the same original Night Club music, rather than the Dubstep Puffle music.