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Park value measures the value of all your attractions in $. If you build an attraction for $1,000, your park value will increase by $1,000 temporarily. When your rides age, their value decreases, reducing your park value in the process. Your actual money will NOT count towards the park value. |
Park value measures the value of all your attractions in $. If you build an attraction for $1,000, your park value will increase by $1,000 temporarily. When your rides age, their value decreases, reducing your park value in the process. Your actual money will NOT count towards the park value. |
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There are other factors influencing the park value, possibly the popularity of the rides. |
There are other factors influencing the park value, possibly the popularity of the rides (hence how much revenue they are generating). |
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To increase your park value, you can either: |
To increase your park value, you can either: |
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*Build new rides |
*Build new rides |
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*Delete and rebuild old rides |
*Delete and rebuild old rides |
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Examples of early levels in which a certain Park Value must be met in RCT1 include Pokey Park and Diamond Heights. |
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Revision as of 11:51, 9 July 2011
Park value measures the value of all your attractions in $. If you build an attraction for $1,000, your park value will increase by $1,000 temporarily. When your rides age, their value decreases, reducing your park value in the process. Your actual money will NOT count towards the park value.
There are other factors influencing the park value, possibly the popularity of the rides (hence how much revenue they are generating).
To increase your park value, you can either:
- Build new rides
- Delete and rebuild old rides
Examples of early levels in which a certain Park Value must be met in RCT1 include Pokey Park and Diamond Heights.