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The Scenario Guide below is only a suggested strategy for completing this scenario—it may not work for all players.
The General Scenario Guide and Hints and Tips articles may also provide helpful information in completing this scenario.
There are usually multiple strategies to successfully completing a scenario; these can be discussed on the scenario's discussion page or written down in an existing or additional section of this article.

Players at first should definitely set Magic Quarters' research priorities to Thrill Rides only, and at $400 a month, as this type of rides is the only one lacking at the beginning. Most players won't even need to research Roller Coasters at all, as there are 12 different types available from the start. After that, a handful of rides and shops will come in order in order to either increase the entry fee or charge ride admissions.

There are basically two options available for park filling :

Starting in one of the quarters, then expanding to the next once it is filled.
Starting with one ride in each quarter, expanding evenly throughout the game.

Each one's correct, but it would be advisable to stick to the chosen method.

Players who choose to utilize only one quarter at the beginning, should block the paths leading to the other quarters using 'No Entry' signs, and also keep the Miniature Railroad shut down until later to prevent guests getting lost. Players who picked the other option should try to stick close to the railroad's stops in order to prevent guests from wandering too much without rides, then fill up towards the center.

With almost 55,000m² (592,015ft²) of usable land, Magic Quarters should hardly offer any trouble at all. The first mission would be to expand slowly in the beginning and repay the ongoing loan. Another, wise tip would imply saving hill space for Roller Coasters most plays will want to build Year 4. In the original game, park value will drop significantly within 4 years, so it might be wise to replace older flat rides near the end. Building Roller Coasters is the best way of increasing the park value, so a new roller coaster will definitely be needed in Year 4, for players who still don't meet the requirements by October year 3.

A good strategy for this one, is to build 2 coasters per year, and keep all the flat rides around the main paths, doing that will get the attention of the guests and get more cash.

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-At first, you should definitely set your research to Thrill Rides only at $400, as that is the only thing you are lacking at the beginning. You probably won't need to research Roller Coasters at all, as there are 12 available from the start. After that, build some rides and shops and increase the entry fee or charge ride admissions. There are basically two options:
+Players at first should definitely set [[Magic Quarters]]' research priorities to Thrill Rides only, and at $400 a month, as this type of rides is the only one lacking at the beginning. Most players won't even need to research Roller Coasters at all, as there are 12 different types available from the start. After that, a handful of rides and shops will come in order in order to either increase the entry fee or charge ride admissions.
-* Starting in one of the quarters, expanding to the next once it is filled.
-* Starting in all of the quarters, expanding evenly throughout the game.
+There are basically two options available for park filling :
-Select the method you are more comfortable with, and start building. If you choose to utilize only one quarter at the beginning, block the paths in the back of the park with 'No Entry' signs and keep the Miniature Railroad shut down until later to prevent guests getting lost.
+* Starting in one of the quarters, then expanding to the next once it is filled.
+* Starting with one ride in each quarter, expanding evenly throughout the game.
+Each one's correct, but it would be advisable to stick to the chosen method.
+Players who choose to utilize only one quarter at the beginning, should block the paths leading to the other quarters using 'No Entry' signs, and also keep the Miniature Railroad shut down until later to prevent guests getting lost. Players who picked the other option should try to stick close to the railroad's stops in order to prevent guests from wandering too much without rides, then fill up towards the center.
-With almost 55,000m² (592,015ft²), the park is really big, and it should be no trouble at all to win this scenario. Expand slowly in the beginning and repay your loan. Save some space for Roller Coasters you might want to build in Year 4. Just remember that park value drops as your rides age, so it might be wise to replace older rides near the end. Building Roller Coasters is the best way of increasing your park value, so just add some if you don't meet the requirements in Year 4.
+With almost 55,000m² (592,015ft²) of usable land, [[Magic Quarters]] should hardly offer any trouble at all. The first mission would be to expand slowly in the beginning and repay the ongoing loan. Another, wise tip would imply saving hill space for Roller Coasters most plays will want to build Year 4. In [[Roller Coaster Tycoon|the original game]], park value will drop significantly within 4 years, so it might be wise to replace older flat rides near the end. Building Roller Coasters is the best way of increasing the park value, so a new roller coaster will definitely be needed in Year 4, for players who still don't meet the requirements by October year 3.
 A good strategy for this one, is to build 2 coasters per year, and keep all the flat rides around the main paths, doing that will get the attention of the guests and get more cash.
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