Iceberg Islands: Difference between revisions

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{{Infobox Scenario

|pic=SCR13.png

|objective=Guests: 1250; [[Park Rating|Rating]]: 600; Date: October 31, Year 3

|theme=Snow/Ice

|start=54,400

|size=54,400

|price=n/a

|game=Loopy Landscapes

|preceded=None

|followed=Volcania

}}

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''A collection of icebergs make a cold setting for this ambitious theme park.''

An ~~icey~~ theme park with three rides built on several islands. The rides here are all free, which is a problem in the Loopy Landscape scenarios because you can't charge an entrance fee any of them.

An icy theme park with three rides built on several islands. The rides here are all free, which is a problem in the Loopy Landscape scenarios because you can't charge an entrance fee any of them.

===Pre-Built Rides:===

'''Chairlift 1 '''[[Chairlift|(Chairlift)]]

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==Scenario Guide==

First, correct the prices of the three rides that are already in the park and speed up the chairlift. Then, make a path above the water to connect to the iceberg the chairlift goes to, and consider blocking off the underground pathways. Gradually expand without becoming too spread out and advertising should get enough guests in the park to win.

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Also remember that you must jam 1,250 guests in this area in 3 years, so be mindful of space and don't waste it. Should you run out of space completely, consider building rides on top of the water in between iceb[[File:Iceberg_Icelands.jpg|thumb|400px|As you can see, the scenario can be finished only building on two icelands, if you cram it a bit.

Scenario finished by ~~rollercoastertycoonX~~.]]ergs. This should only be used as a last resort toward the end of the scenario, however, since building rides with supports this high is very expensive and in some cases requires adjusting the height of the bottom of the ocean to make building possible (making the expense even larger).

Scenario finished by [[User:RollercoastertycoonX|RollercoastertycoonX]].]]ergs. This should only be used as a last resort toward the end of the scenario, however, since building rides with supports this high is very expensive and in some cases requires adjusting the height of the bottom of the ocean to make building possible (making the expense even larger).

==Available Rides==

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==Other Notes==