[RCT2] Adventure City

While I'm just starting this park, I thought I would go ahead and post it here to get some buzz and early feedback. Please let me know what you like and what I can improve on!

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1974

Welcome to Adventure City Amusement Park! Nestled back in the small town of Dunbar, WV, right outside of Charleston, this family park has recently debuted under the ownership of Virgil and Margaret Fairfield.

Adventure City is a medium-sized park built along the edge of a large lake. It is home to 2 roller coasters and many family rides. Though there is no set theme, the Fairfields are strong nationalists, and their patriotism can be all throughout the area.


The entrance plaza is decorated vibrantly in red, white, and blue. American flags are placed on the roof-tops of multiple buildings.


The park's premier attraction is Shooting Star, a wooden coaster from John Allen and the Philadelphia Toboggan Company. The coaster looks amazing at night with its display of bright lights and shining stars on the lift hill.


The Boston Tea Party (HUSS Pirate) and Lakeview Restaurant are located right outside the entrance area.


The Whip, Lakeside Carousel, and Jumpin' Jamboree (spider) rides can be seen here, lining the park's midway. Adventure City's setting on the lake is just beautiful.


The park's second coaster is the Wild Rodent, a wooden wild mouse. With its sharp turns, sudden vertical plunges, and unexpected tunnels, this is truly one of the most insane rides in the world.


The Fairfields are very anxious to hear your comments on their latest creation.

1975

With such a successful first season, the Fairfield family were very pleased with Adventure City, and decided to move ahead with expansion plans.

Debuting in 1975 is Land of the Lost, a whole new section of the park. The area is home to three family attractions, including a world-class log flume ride, immense theming, and a large building that contains delicious food selections, more bathrooms, and a first-aid station.

"This addition will nearly double the size of Adventure City Amusement Park, and we hope each of our guests will enjoy it as much as we expect them to," stated park Co-President, Margaret Fairfield.

New for 1975 is Land of the Lost.


Pictured are the classic scrambler ride, Timber Twister, and the large convenience building.


Forrest Fire is a fun round-up ride.


The premier attraction for this year is Lost Mill Log Flume.


This OD Hopkins flume ride takes riders back into a deep forest, following an abandoned log chute that connects two large saw mills.


Here you can see two major features of the ride: a long, underground tunnel, and the ride's largest drop into the splash finale.

The Fairfields hope that you can make it out to the park for its second season.

this is a really cool looking park, always nice to see rct2 not stupid rct3

[Turbo]

F**k rct3, that destroyed the franchise IMO

^agreed

Looks great. It seems that one can't make anything real good in RCT2 without custom scenery/rides anymore though. (bad for me because I didn't ever bother working enough with it, thus I could never create realistic parks like the one shown here.)

IMO RCT3 wasn't that bad. They did screw up considerably with the graphical style and unrealism, but they still expanded on it with the rides. For building great parks, you obviously can't beat RCT2 though.

[Turbo]

I will say with high confidence that rct3 was/is MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH better than the POS Thrillville.

I want to start playing rct2 again, it pwned

hey can you help me just reintalled rct2, how do you download new rides, parks, ect.?

Love the idea of the park, especially the round up ride. Now I got to get that. Does it usually crash your game? When i had rct3, the custom rides crashed the game a lot?

Plz put this up for download when ur ready!

I wonder if Thrillville is worse than Sim Theme Park/Simcoaster. I'll give credit to the original Theme Park though since it predates RCT1.

RCT2 parks utilizing custom scenery/rides that are uploaded here should automatically include all custom necessesities which will install upon loading. You can get custom items through searching around; I can't think of any good places right now that have good scenery sets.

I didn't know they made custom rides for RCT3, just custom scenery, which seemed to work just fine.

Originally posted by coasteragent99

I wonder if Thrillville is worse than Sim Theme Park/Simcoaster. I'll give credit to the original Theme Park though since it predates RCT1.

No, Thrillville is a billion times better then SimCoaster.

Thanks for the comments, guys.

You mean you all actually learned how to play SimCoaster? I still don't know how to make an inversion in any of the Sims games...

Sorry for such a long wait...it takes me forever to do an update, because zero/restore clearances only works about once every three times I use 8cars...

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1976

New for the parks third season is Kid's Kove, a nice, secluded little area settled in a large valley, surrounded by sloping hills, filled with many family rides, fun shows, nice scenery, and good food.


The entrance to the new children's area.


The main attraction in Kid's Kove is the Adventurer, an exciting family coaster from Zierer.


Hotspot is a family favorite!


An overview of the entire new area.


See you next season!

The kids area looks nice! Cant really say much about the mine train as we cant see that much. Still looks cool though!