Originally posted by MissedHurry:Yeah, but. Question 3: Also, do guests realize they are getting on a monorail to go to a different part of the park or do they think they are going on a ride? Question 2: Assuming I stick with the current pricing model (entrance fee + ride fee), is a monorail cost effective? I think it would be expensive to implement so early on my playthrough and I'm not sure if it will be cost effective. Question 1: When guests enter the park, do they distinguish between park entrance fee and ride prices? I'm asking because I do see that they'll say "I paid so much money for entrance and XXXX cost too much for me to ride" -so do I have the option to charge a lot for entrance fee (say $100) and make all rides free.like theme parks in the real world? I feel like this wouldn't be easy to do and probably best sticking with the current model. These questions are specifically for challenge/career mode.
#Planet coaster entrance ideas update#
I'll update along the way with changes from here, and be taking some better pictures too.Hi guys, I'm a new player, and I'm playing challenge mode and just getting my feet off the ground. You can also see some of the river rapids ride squeezed in. Travels through hills and tunnels and finishes with a quite boring, drawn-out, helix that I'm disappointed about from a riders point-of-view. You can also see the "beast"-like coaster all throughout the right of the image. Trying to build something like they would in real life, so I'm struggling to figure out what to do with the raised land. The large green space in the center needs to be something, but I'm unsure of what since it is a very large hill. The other large building is the B&M Wing Coaster Station. Top view, the largest building is a dark ride, the log flume indoor section to the left of that, and a small family coaster to the right of it. The "North Station" train station is hidden in the back there! Also very happy with how it fit so great into the space. Just finished building this and am happy how it fit into the terrain perfectly. The only real modern coaster in the park so far. The central river and arrow coaster interacting with the surroundings and creating some nice scenery. You can see the arrow coaster in the background, the train also fits in back there. Never really got in the way with other construction because it's so centralized, and I love the way it turned out.Ī top spin similar to the what used to be Tomb Raider at Kings Dominion. Going to be fun to make the entrance work with how crammed the area is.Īn old custom arrow through the woods. Want to try and fit a mystic timbers-type wooden coaster in the top left of this image. Space probably available for another coaster to the left.
Moving further back in the park, entry to the arrow suspended on the left, and the entrance to the log flume. Had to place some scenery on existing "back stage" buildings to complete the look I wanted from the other side. The back of the mad house ride, with the main show area being the large building to the left. The Mad House dark ride themed to a castle, and the classic Arrow Suspended. This coaster ended up getting in the way later on but I really crammed in some rides in an exciting way because of it. Parking and entrance road, along with the first coaster I built, Comet. Highly recommend picking a terrain from the internet and playing off of it! It made the game extremely fun and I had trouble fitting some things in. I went with a custom terrain created by someone online so I would have the challenge of using terrain that was already in place. Trying to make as realistic a park as I can, let me know what you think! I heavily use the workshop and alter the buildings from there, I can't imagine custom building everything. Been having fun on Planet Coaster, so I figured I show off some pics.
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