WELCOME TO JURASSIC PARK HERBIVORE HAVEN.
Sun. Sand. Sea....and Dinosaurs.
As with my previous park, this one features an all herbivore park. But on Isla Muerta, because I was inspired by an anime I just finished watching
. Isla Muerta is cool in a sense it has that tropical island feels to it. With white sandy beaches, pristine clear water and brilliant flora of violet flowers (that I just recently posted about). The challenge on this island was that since it isn't sandbox so no unlimited anything (feeders, powers. lifespan etc etc.). But somehow I made it work.
*screenshots and video tour below*
So the visitor entrance then leads to a monorail that gives guests an overview of the park enclosures. Then on the right side of the island is the visitor area. Where it features an Innovation Center (we all know what that's for). A ranger station that keeps things in order and what'll take you on the safari tour of the park. As well as a bunker that serves as a clinic of sorts and an emergency shelter in case of "unexpected" happenings.
Then there's 2 hotels overlooking the beaches. As well as a Jurassic Park boulevard or baywalk or whatever you wanna call it. That (in my head) stretches along the coastline and goes to the beaches. Here guests can have a bar-b-q, a picnic, or just enjoy watching the seaside view along the coastline with salty sea wind in their faces.
(side note F.Devs in the near future you gotta add smaller cosmetics like benches, picnic tables, lamp posts or flags as well as other attractions to make things fresh).
Then it features a variety of shops all designed for customer enjoyment, entertainment and satisfaction. In the far right end of the visitor area is a gift shop. This also sells or rents scuba diving gear, as well as other water sport equipment. Then the road leads to the beaches in front and in the side of the boulevard / baywalk. Here guests can go swimming, jet skiing, parasailing, scuba diving, play some beach volleyball or just some plain old fun in the sun!
But.... the main attraction of the park are the dinosaurs after all. We have total 17 species of herbivorous dinosaurs. Total count 65 dinosaurs.
Paddock 1:
Corythosaurus x3
Camarasaurus x3
Stegosaurus x6
Triceratops x3
Paddock 2:
Apatosaurus x6
Brachiosaurus x3
Mamenchisaurus x3
Tsintaosaurus x7
Edmontosaurus x4
Diplodocus x2
Paddock 3:
Ankylosaurus x2
Pachycephalosaurus x4
Sinoceratops x2
Paddock 4:
Maiasaura x5
Parasaurolophus x5
Gallimimus x3
Kentrosaurus x4
Then at the end of the tour it leads to the worker village. Which features the power stations, research center, fossil center, another ranger station, an ACU center, and expedition center. It also houses the Incubation Lab and a monorail station where guests can either take it back to the guest area or they can opt for another safari ride.
Thank you all for visiting and please come again soon! Enjoy and have a safe stay in Jurassic Park.
VIDEO TOUR BELOW
[video=youtube;7cn9dYKEbCg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cn9dYKEbCg&feature=youtu.be[/video]
Sun. Sand. Sea....and Dinosaurs.
As with my previous park, this one features an all herbivore park. But on Isla Muerta, because I was inspired by an anime I just finished watching
. Isla Muerta is cool in a sense it has that tropical island feels to it. With white sandy beaches, pristine clear water and brilliant flora of violet flowers (that I just recently posted about). The challenge on this island was that since it isn't sandbox so no unlimited anything (feeders, powers. lifespan etc etc.). But somehow I made it work. *screenshots and video tour below*
So the visitor entrance then leads to a monorail that gives guests an overview of the park enclosures. Then on the right side of the island is the visitor area. Where it features an Innovation Center (we all know what that's for). A ranger station that keeps things in order and what'll take you on the safari tour of the park. As well as a bunker that serves as a clinic of sorts and an emergency shelter in case of "unexpected" happenings.
Then there's 2 hotels overlooking the beaches. As well as a Jurassic Park boulevard or baywalk or whatever you wanna call it. That (in my head) stretches along the coastline and goes to the beaches. Here guests can have a bar-b-q, a picnic, or just enjoy watching the seaside view along the coastline with salty sea wind in their faces.
(side note F.Devs in the near future you gotta add smaller cosmetics like benches, picnic tables, lamp posts or flags as well as other attractions to make things fresh).
Then it features a variety of shops all designed for customer enjoyment, entertainment and satisfaction. In the far right end of the visitor area is a gift shop. This also sells or rents scuba diving gear, as well as other water sport equipment. Then the road leads to the beaches in front and in the side of the boulevard / baywalk. Here guests can go swimming, jet skiing, parasailing, scuba diving, play some beach volleyball or just some plain old fun in the sun!
But.... the main attraction of the park are the dinosaurs after all. We have total 17 species of herbivorous dinosaurs. Total count 65 dinosaurs.
Paddock 1:
Corythosaurus x3
Camarasaurus x3
Stegosaurus x6
Triceratops x3
Paddock 2:
Apatosaurus x6
Brachiosaurus x3
Mamenchisaurus x3
Tsintaosaurus x7
Edmontosaurus x4
Diplodocus x2
Paddock 3:
Ankylosaurus x2
Pachycephalosaurus x4
Sinoceratops x2
Paddock 4:
Maiasaura x5
Parasaurolophus x5
Gallimimus x3
Kentrosaurus x4
Then at the end of the tour it leads to the worker village. Which features the power stations, research center, fossil center, another ranger station, an ACU center, and expedition center. It also houses the Incubation Lab and a monorail station where guests can either take it back to the guest area or they can opt for another safari ride.
Thank you all for visiting and please come again soon! Enjoy and have a safe stay in Jurassic Park.
VIDEO TOUR BELOW
[video=youtube;7cn9dYKEbCg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cn9dYKEbCg&feature=youtu.be[/video]
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