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Name a guest John Mace and he will pay double for everything he buys.
Rating: 99% (1091 votes)Sent in by BlondieAug 1, 2007
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Build a first aid room close to intense roller coasters; they might want to throw up!
Rating: 72% (17 votes)Sent in by LuciaAug 1, 2007
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Make health centers near intense rides, so you don't end up with vomit all over the place!!!
Rating: 71% (78 votes)Sent in by CammyJan 31, 2007
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Charge all bathrooms 10 cents each. It will give you alot of extra money, especially if you place them near highly nauseaus rides.
Rating: 70% (71 votes)Sent in by ChrisAug 1, 2007
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Build a low popular attractions near the entrance of the park. Build very popular attractions at the back.
Rating: 70% (15 votes)Sent in by ThomasAug 1, 2007
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Build rides like river rafts underground for transport, this gives you extra space for more rides above ground
Rating: 70% (34 votes)Sent in by LindseyAug 1, 2007
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Create your most exciting coasters near the entrance so people see them before they get into the park, and they go on them. Price those exciting rides from $2.80 to $5.00
Rating: 70% (35 votes)Sent in by AnonymousAug 1, 2007
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Inline twists and barrel rolls are usually the cause of high G forces which bring excitement levels down and intensity levels up. Also any other inversion can cause this if the trains go to fast in them (example: a loop at the bottom of a 200 foot drop)
Rating: 69% (13 votes)Sent in by Kyle Aug 1, 2007
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play music on rides near the park entrance so that your rating goes up
Rating: 68% (7 votes)Sent in by graemeAug 1, 2007
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Build Ride entrances on the paths of ride exits...this way guests flow from one ride to another..
Rating: 68% (23 votes)Sent in by Emmy-LouAug 1, 2007
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bathrooms are soo boooring but they can have a big change in your park rating.
Rating: 68% (35 votes)Sent in by ASA13Aug 1, 2007
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If you are a beginner, look for some screen shots for inspiration so you can build an awsome park. Remember, practice makes perfect!
Rating: 68% (20 votes)Sent in by SethAug 31, 2007
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Charge $20.00 bucks for umbrellas when it rains--guests will still pay!
Rating: 68% (25 votes)Sent in by DrewAug 1, 2007
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*I advertise rides that are located at the back end of my park, so on the way back people can try all the rides
Rating: 68% (53 votes)Sent in by Pierre-LucAug 1, 2007
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put the price of unbrellas up when it is raining because more guests wll buy them so u will get more money.
Rating: 67% (26 votes)Sent in by SEZZLEAug 1, 2007
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Always set Handymen to a ceertain area around big rides
Rating: 67% (31 votes)Sent in by MateoAug 1, 2007
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Always check what most guest are thinking about the park. If it is too crowded, make the paths wider and add more to the park. If people want to go home, make a mono-rail/train that leads from where most of them are to the nearest exit. And ect.
Rating: 66% (10 votes)Sent in by Nick Aug 1, 2007
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Build Lots of gardens and fountains so guests feel welcomed. I also put in signs and it seems to make people happier. If you make an intense ride put bathrooms and healing centers at the exit of the ride.
Rating: 65% (37 votes)Sent in by ChikyAug 1, 2007
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Build a big popular ride right next to the entrance of the park and the guests will flock straight to it
Rating: 64% (86 votes)Sent in by JamezAug 1, 2007
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Be Sure to use a variety of different rides, food stalls, and some means of transportation from one side of the park to the other.The peeps love choice.
Rating: 62% (8 votes)Sent in by ALiASAug 1, 2007
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Do Not have toomany handymen,entertainers, or workers,etc. because they will deplete your money big time...
Rating: 60% (12 votes)Sent in by jr. nitrousAug 1, 2007
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hire handy men around inteance rides it doesent only cost less for awile but they move around the ride (if you set potrol areas) in case they dont go in firstaid room submited by jared arnold msn acount adress:jared_arnold15@hotmail.com
Rating: 60% (5 votes)Sent in by AnonymousOct 8, 2007
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delete all unneccery sceanerey and you will get money ($10 for sidewalks and $5-$25 for walls and roufs
Rating: 60% (12 votes)Sent in by AnonymousOct 21, 2007
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To get a lot of money and fast set your park entrance/exit to free and all of your rides so that the price is the same as the intencity rating. EX. if the intencity rating is 5.76 set the price at $5.70.
Rating: 60% (13 votes)Sent in by Eagle_1236Aug 1, 2007
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Place a bunch of shops right at the exit of the monarail so the guest can filter and buy a bunch of stuff for lots of money
Rating: 60% (3 votes)Sent in by AnonymousAug 1, 2007
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