Crumbly Woods/Scenario Guide

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Although there is a high demand of guests, the scenario already begins with 600 guests, making the objective simpler with only 600 more to obtain over the next three years.

Crumbly Woods has one major problem: the rides are very outdated, unreliable, and don't bring in as much of a profit. You have three strategies to follow in this objective; you can either replace the old rides with new ones (demolishing all of the old rides), persevere with the old ones by building new ones, or rebuild all the rides in their original place.

First, you should pause the game. If you wish to place a gate fee, you may do so, but charge no more than $10.00 and adjust ride prices accordingly. Then you have to hire enough staff and set patrol areas. You will need lots of staff to keep the park clean, especially around the Whiplash, since the paths are very long and complicated (for handymen). Save the track designs of the two smaller roller coasters--Whiplash can be saved trouble-free, but Mean Squeak will require the underground sections to be demolished first. This won't work with Woodchip Woodchip, since it has too many underground parts. Even though you can just let them be, rebuilding the rides can allow you to make an incredible amount of money and attract far more guests with them.

After saving the track design of all the rides, unpause the game. First, demolish Crazy Critters at the back of the park. This ride is very problematic, because it's too long and the people who are on it just want to leave, and the people who are in the line for it just get angry. Be quick, and remake all the stalls and gentle rides. Now, make some benches and litter bins throughout the park. Renew the other roller coasters by using the track designs you saved. Last, destroy and reconstruct Woodchip Woodchip piece-by-piece or replace it with a custom roller coaster. It would be recommended to rebuild Woodchip Woodchip exactly as it was, because you may charge an admission as high as $6.00 if no gate fee is in place due to its very high excitement rating.

Now, it's time to construct some other rides throughout the park, mostly thrill rides to attract more guests. Build another path through the park to connect the entrance area with the fantasy-land, so your guests can walk in a circle. Add gentle and thrill rides along this path as you research them.

When you have enough money, construct a good roller coaster in the fantasy-land, where Crazy Critters was located. Build the station at the same place, then build a lift hill followed by a loop at the mushrooms area. The chessboard area can be used for some underground sections, and the candies area for another loop. Some zig-zags and helixes sections at the lawn area and you've made a big roller coaster. If you want, you can increase the excitement rating by building an interlocking go-karts or car ride track in the fantasy-land.

Don't worry if your park isn't too big, you can safely achieve your objective by building until the merry-go-round area and until the Whiplash area. If you are losing guests, don't be afraid about using marketing campaigns. Just keep an eye on the rides constantly and you will achieve your objective with more guests than required.