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| The backstory for Pleasure Island was on this plaque located on the Island side of the original No. 2 Bridge near Mannequins. |
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| On the opposite side of the No. 2 Bridge was this directional sign. |
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| One of the signs on the outside of Rock'N'Roll Beach Club. This remained in place long after the club closed. |
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| Now located in its third location, the original Harley-Davidson store was located at the Hub between Mannequins and PI Live Bar. This location originally housed clothing store Changing Attitudes and after H-D moved to the West Side, it was home to another clothing store, Apricot Lane. |
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| Signs on the Comedy Warehouse building remained long after it closed too. |
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| Pleasure Island's Waterfront was home to the Waterfront Stage which begat the Waterside Stage in Marketplace and later the newer Waterview Stage on the Island. Article. |
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| BET Soundstage Club became simply Soundstage Club when the sponsorship with BET expired. After the club closed, it too had signs remaining long afterwards. |
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| Parking Lot F was located next to Mannequins! |
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| Located on a fence at the eastern end on Pleasure Island, this sign presumably pointed in the direction of the clubs. |
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