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You start off with no money, but you can borrow up to $30,000 from the bank. This scenario also gives you land purchase rights to virtually the entire map at the extremely cheap price of $5 per tile. The park is already open, although there are no rides built.
You start off with no money, but you can borrow up to $30,000 from the bank. This scenario also sets you up with land purchase rights to virtually the entire map at the extremely cheap price of $5 per tile. The park is already open, although there are no rides built.


Money could be a huge problem in this scenario if you don't pay attention to the description where it says ''"You can sell the old buildings for salvage"''. Set up research & development—whatever order you want, there's not much to get—and borrow just $1,000. As this is a "free rides" park with a high loan interest rate (20%!), avoid taking huge loans at all costs.
Money could be a huge problem in this scenario if you don't pay attention to the description where it says ''"You can sell the old buildings for salvage"''. Set up research & development—whatever order you want, there's not much to get—and borrow just $1,000. As this is a "free rides" park with a high loan interest rate (20%!), avoid taking huge loans at all costs.