Part 12

Terrain Management: Due to the mountainous terrain and limited funds, prioritize building underground whenever possible. Make minor land adjustments for gentle and thrill rides but avoid extensive flattening.

Coaster Construction: Aim for 3 to 4 roller coasters, either fully or mostly underground, to meet scenario requirements.

Ride Selection: Utilize the available rides and research new ones to diversify your park. Key researchable rides include Mine Train, Wooden Crazy Rodent, Stand Up Steel, Steel Corkscrew, Bobsled, Inverted, Suspended Single Rail, Vertical, and Reverse Whoa Belly roller coasters. For thrill rides, focus on Log Flume, Swinging Ship, Water Slide, Gravitron, River Rapids, Whoa Belly, Swinging Inverter Ship, Motion Simulator, and 3D Cinema. Gentle rides include Ferris Wheel, Spiral Slide, Bumper Cars, Chairlift, Observation Tower, and Space Rings.

Shop and Scenery Placement: Ensure essential shops like Fries Stall, Burger Bar, Drink Stall, Cotton Candy, Information Kiosk, and Bathroom are available. Utilize scenery items like Trees, Shrubs, Gardens, Path Items, Walls, Fences, and various theming objects to improve park appeal.

Ride Improvements: Research and implement ride improvements such as Suspended Swinging Airplane Cars for Suspended coasters, Spinning Cars for Steel Mini, Water Splash for Wooden coasters, Swan Pedal Boats for Boat Hire, and various track elements for roller coasters.

Starting Conditions: The park starts with Canoes (Boat Hire), Force Nine (Suspended Roller Coaster), Monorail 1, and Tree Topper (Steel Mini Roller Coaster). You have a starting loan of $10,000, a maximum loan of $20,000, 1 mechanic, no land or construction rights available to buy, 172 guests, and the park is open.

Goal Achievement: Focus on increasing guest count and park rating to meet the objective of 1,000 guests and a 600 park rating by the end of October in Year 3.