Planet Coaster 2 - Confirmed Rides 2025

Regarding Trident,

I don't think it was a mistake, nor do I think it is a coaster.

Whenever Frontier announced returning rides for PC2, they used the name of the ride in PC2. Like when Mind Melt (Vekoma SLC) returned in March, they didn't say Returning ride: Mind Melt, but they said Returning Ride:Vector-Inverting Suspended Coaster, which is the PC2 name for this ride. Pathos III and Scizzer still kept their names in transition to Planet Coaster 2. Which means, whatever returning flat ride is coming this month, Trident is it's new name.

Now what that flat ride is, I have no idea. I do know that the ride names change when they are de-themed ie VIctory>Upswing.

I guess we will find out soon enough.
This makes a lot more sense than the other boomerang returning.
 
We will find out at some point what Trident is, maybe in this month's Unlocked. It's probably a spinning flat ride, could even be the Tri-Storm (Troika) because it has Tri in the name.
 
They posted an updated roadmap somewhere where they removed the word flat, so it's the boomerang coaster
 
They posted an updated roadmap somewhere where they removed the word flat, so it's the boomerang coaster
I found it:

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I wanted the vintage Scrambler back, not that modern version with a huge base. Oh well, at least it's unthemed. The one in PC1 had Scizzer on it.
 
I wish in the future we would get a DLC that has 5-10 flat and tracked rides in it. Right now we are getting about one ride a month and maybe a coaster.
Or a coaster! 😆

Have patience... The first larger DLC for PC1 came 10 months after release, 3 small DLCs simultaneously in the summer after release. So it won't be much longer until something comes that you have to pay for.
 
What does holiday mean in that regard? Is the word holiday used in the UK like how Americans in the US use the word vacation? A holiday is also a special day like Memorial Day, 4th of July, Christmas, Easter, etc.
 

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What does holiday mean in that regard? Is the word holiday used in the UK like how Americans in the US use the word vacation? A holiday is also a special day like Memorial Day, 4th of July, Christmas, Easter, etc.
Holliday as im free from work currently and not at home :D
 
What does holiday mean in that regard? Is the word holiday used in the UK like how Americans in the US use the word vacation? A holiday is also a special day like Memorial Day, 4th of July, Christmas, Easter, etc.
In UK the word 'holiday' is used for 'vacation' (USA) as well as for 'special days' like Christmas etc. But the younger gens of the Brits now also uses the word vacation for days off work usualy combined with vacation trips. ;) Greetings from Germany (where we sometimes also uses 'holiday' for vacation trips) ;) Ok, and now back to the topic
 
In UK the word 'holiday' is used for 'vacation' (USA) as well as for 'special days' like Christmas etc. But the younger gens of the Brits now also uses the word vacation for days off work usualy combined with vacation trips. ;) Greetings from Germany (where we sometimes also uses 'holiday' for vacation trips) ;) Ok, and now back to the topic
We use the word holidays even when we are prescribed by the doctor not to work😆
 
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