Mine Mountain

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Mine Mountain
Theme:	(Unspecified)
Objective:	(Park objective)
Park rating:	725
Guests in park:	242
Admission price:	£N/A
Starting size:	(Starting Size)m²
Maximum size:	(Maximum size from buying all the available land)m²
Land price:	£(Price per square to buy land note: type "n/a" if it is free to buy land)
Construction rights price:	N/A
Initial cash:	9,000.00
Initial loan (limit):	N/A
Preceded by:	Zoo Rescue
Succeeded by:	Insect World

Overview

Your purchased this abandoned gold mine and decided to turn it into a theme park - but western themed parks are tame stuff these days. Can you take the park in a much wilder direction altogether and stake your claim to fame? 

Pre-built Rides:

• Mine Mountain (Wooden Wild Mine)
  • Excitement Rating: 6,44 (High)
  • Intensity Rating: 6,52 (High)
  • Nausea Rating: 3,87 (Medium)
  • Initial Price: $5.90
• Mountain Mine Train (Mine Train Coaster)
  • Excitement rating: 6.26(High)
  • Intensity rating: 5,50(High)
  • Nausea rating: 3.58(Medium)
  • Initial Price: $4.90
• Wooden Wild Mine 2, 3 and 4 (Closed)(Decoration)
• Viewing Gallery 1, 2 ,3 and 4 (same enclosure)
  • 4 Horses

Objectives:

Apprendice:

• Profit from selling animals: $200.00 (Horse)
• Total monthly viewing gallery income: $200.00
• Minimum park value: $50,000.00

Entrepreneur:

• Profit from selling animals: $550.00(Horse)
• Total monthly viewing gallery income: $400.00
• Minimum park value: $75,000.00

Tycoon:

• Profit from selling animals: $900.00(Horse)
• Total monthly viewing gallery income: $ 600.00
• Minimum park value:$100,000.00

Scenario Guide

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This time, your goal is basically to turn the abandoned gold mine into a wildlife park, while also doing some business as a horse-dealer. This is basically one of the two maps in Wild! that pretty much forces you to build a wildlife park featuring a lot of animals (the other being Saxon Farm itself, the final scenario of the Wild! campaign, so the things you learn here can be useful at the final scenario too.)

First of all, you have 4 horses (2 females and 2 males), however their enclosure isn’t big enough. They don’t feel unhappy in it, so the Park Inspector won’t mention it, but they won’t breed either, and you need a lot of profit from selling horses so that’s something to deal with as soon as possible. You can’t enlarge the horses’ current exhibit, because there is no place for that around it. Simply build a relatively big wooden fence enclosure somewhere else with at least one small herbivore house and some animal keepers and put the four horses there. Hopefully you’ll see some notices soon that your female horses got pregnant. Their gestation period is 11 months, so you have to wait for that, but it’s possible they’ll give birth to 2 or 3 foals instead the average 1, which should mean a lot of profit for you (also note again, baby animals worth more money than adult ones).

While waiting for the foals to born, build some flat rides (especially thrill rides) to have an adequate monthly profit, and build new enclosures for animals. Note that some of the animals are unavailable in this scenario so you will soon run out of the animals that are fine with just the cheap wooden fence enclosure (the zebra and the Bactrian camel) so you’ll have to build chain fence enclosures (or electric ones, but try to refrain from that, as those are very expensive) for more animals. I bought a pair of red kangaroos and some giraffes as well as some of the aforementioned zebras and Bactrian camels, but any animals should be fine. Always price the viewing galleries. You can ask for 150%-200% of the initial $1.00 (if the guests complain about it’s too expensive lower the price a little bit until they find it all right) Also build thrill rides near the enclosures to attract the guests there. After a few enclosures you will notice that you start to run out of useful space on the “ground floor”. There are several useful flat plateaus with plenty of places for enclosures and rides, you should just connect them to the park. Don’t do elevated paths, because the cost of the pylons will eat up all your money, rather, try to build underground tunnels under the mountains leading up the plateaus. You could build transportation rides too such as a Chairlift, but it costs a really lot so it’s maybe not the best idea.

With all the enclosures, animals, priced viewing galleries, rides and shops you should have at this point, it should fulfill both the park value and the monthly viewing gallery income objectives up to tycoon, so all you have to do is waiting for the horses to give birth and then sell the foals. If the horses give birth to 2-3 foals each, the profit you get from selling them should cover the selling animals objective up to tycoon, and you won apprentice, entrepreneur and tycoon.

Available Scenery

• Trees
• Shrubs and Bushes
• Gardens
• Path Items
• Walls and Fences

Other Notes

Preceded by	List of scenarios in	Succeeded by
Zoo Rescue	Wild!	Insect World