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I'd love a Gravitron. Was always my fave ride at the state fair.
I'm happy. It looks like there'll be plenty of generic and versatile pieces in there. And in the 2nd shot, there's some really great scenery pieces in the background. In the first pic there's the beautiful box letter lights which I reckon will get used to death as well as the domes, gazebo type covers and the beatiful new wall types. I currenntly use the festive pieces a lot and not very often as they are intended as they are so versatile, so imagine what possibilities this new pack will give.
And that's before we even talk about the rides or stalls. And if it's like the other packs, there will be more included than what's been mentioned.
And we only have to wait a week. Let's wait a bit and see what's included.
And that's before we even talk about the rides or stalls. And if it's like the other packs, there will be more included than what's been mentioned.
And we only have to wait a week. Let's wait a bit and see what's included.
My only real complaint with the new pack is that I'll have to update a lot of my blueprints. 'Victorian' translates directly to 'goth' especially with a lot of what I do.
The good thing is, I think I will finally be able to finish the Haunted New Orleans/ Spooky Swamp part of my main park. I am hoping to get that done before Halloween this year.
The good thing is, I think I will finally be able to finish the Haunted New Orleans/ Spooky Swamp part of my main park. I am hoping to get that done before Halloween this year.
Would like to see the information shop get more use, selling discount tickets on food/drink shops or specific rides. Maybe introduce guided tours and employ tour guides that can take guests exactly where you want them. That way you can re-introduce maps for sale. Vista points would be used a lot better in tours as well. Sun Cream/Umbrella's should make a come back also. They could also buy raffle tickets and have prize podiums set up for winners. A random number is read out on screens or from speakers once a day and winning guests would go to a small stage to collect a prize from an entertainer.
Quick thing about queue paths, make ride and queue entrances the same size as path entrances if desired, also the ability to toggle those small entrance pay hubs? on/off and the same for the employee's that stand next to them, introducing a swipe and pay wrist band system in information would benefit that.
Introduce play parks for kids. pay once and use slides, swings roundabouts etc.. buy picnics, employ singers/magicians etc..
Ok, bored of my own ideas now, i'm out!
Quick thing about queue paths, make ride and queue entrances the same size as path entrances if desired, also the ability to toggle those small entrance pay hubs? on/off and the same for the employee's that stand next to them, introducing a swipe and pay wrist band system in information would benefit that.
Introduce play parks for kids. pay once and use slides, swings roundabouts etc.. buy picnics, employ singers/magicians etc..
Ok, bored of my own ideas now, i'm out!
bobsleds have been asked for.. it seems liek one of the wooden coasters is a flying turns which is a version of bobsleds.. but.. not sure about the whole biplane theme for it though
People asked for MACK bobsleds, the 'modern' ones.
I assume the Flying Turns bobsled coaster is based on Knoebels Flying Turns which is themed to air planes since the designer of the coaster was a former pilot and wanted to create an experience similar to flying. Also, Flying Turns is the only completely wooden bobsled coaster ever made. All other bobsled coasters use a steel "track".
it's historical car theme but they could later make a more modern cars like the cars like the flying turns from rct2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdGlTSlXcDM
Not true. The bobsled on Coney Island and the one at the Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey were 100% wood. The manufacturers switched to steel after the war.
The Coney Island unit was made by Bartlett for the 1939 New York World's Fair, and was then moved to Coney. It remained open until 1974.
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Looking at Euclid Beach which someone told me to check out.. I see how the theming is. It doesn't seem as .. intrusive.. now. Still would rather have it without the little wings though. But.. I think I get an idea of what they might look like.
