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# Token Gating
Our guide to example the Token Gating system can be found [here](/odk-docs/odk-plugin/token-gating.md):\
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We have three examples of Token Gating in the Boneyard Experience.
The clubhouse as pictured above gates entry for Bored Ape holders only, these is a good way of adding areas into your experience that are only accessible by owners of specific NFT collections.
The above shows the Toilet ontop of the clubhouse, we gate this as part of the quest "Drop a Deuce" which can be started via the Quest Giver desk. We gate entry to this Toilet unless the player has a Drop a Deuce token, this is a great example of how to incorporate token gating as part of a quest, where players can only access at a specific stage of the quest or once completed.
The above force field is just bound to requiring having 1 of each of the three coins scattered around the level (x1 bronze, x1 silver and x1 gold) its a good example of how we can leverage token gating until you have certain pickups or maybe items from a vendor.
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