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[[File:HauntedHarbor_-_Finished.png|thumb|Haunted Harbor - finished]]
Fill up the remaining places on the grass with some flat rides, add benches and litter bins and build an information kiosk. Remove the flowers and unnecessary paths for extra space and money. Also, put research on maximum and tick thrillThrill ridesRides, gentleGentle ridesRides and rollerRoller coastersCoasters. Then fill the beach with some tracked rides and cram as much as possible in there. A Wooden Crazy Rodent Roller Coaster or Virginia Reel would be a good choice, assince itboth doesn'trequire need muchlittle space and isare relatively cheap to build.
 
The two rides that must be preserved are increadiblyincredibly old and arethus prone to breaking down. Ghost Train is 35 years old, with Woodpecker topping an astonishing 68 years. BothWhile ridesboth haveattractions highsuffer downtimefrom duehigh to constant breakdownsdown-time, however the Woodpecker is always at risk of a crashstation due to a breaksbrakes failure andcrash, the high speed at which cars enter the station.so Settingsetting the ride to run only havea single one12-car train as soon as the level starts is the best course of action to remedy this issue.
 
Once you have repaid your loan and filled up all the space, start expanding your park slowly, building more roller coasters to attract guests. The hills around the park are a good spot to build rides partially underground to increase the excitement rating. It might be necessary to set research to Roller Coasters only for a short period of time. You can also start advertising near the end if you need some more guests.
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