Skyscrapers

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Skyscrapers
Theme:	Roaring twenties
Objective:	1,100 guests park rating above 700
Admission price:	Free
Starting size:	(Starting Size)m²
Maximum size:	(Maximum size from buying all the available land)m²
Land price:	£n/a
Construction rights price:	N/A
Initial cash:	N/A
Initial loan (limit):	N/A
Preceded by:	(The previous scenario)
Succeeded by:	(The next scenario)

Overview

(Overview here)

Pre-built Rides

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Scenario Guide

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Unfortunately, this is a Paid admission, free ride park. This seems like an easy park at first, but there's a catch, you can't close and reopen your park. Development is very slow in this park, because of that. Every dollar earned counts. To beat this scenario you need patience, because money builds up slowly.

Your Park rating will only be a problem in the beginning, but once you have a developed park, you should be okay. If you're really desperate put scenery, but destroy it when you have cash. Don't build huge coasters, because in this scenario they'd be a waste of money. Build small coasters, go karts, thrill and gentle rides, after three or four years you should beat this scenario.

Additional Notes

-Research Shops and Stalls before anything else, You don't get bathrooms in the beginning.

-There are 2 entrances

Available Rides

Researched Rides

(Rides that need to be researched before they can be built)

Researched Scenery

(Scenery that needs to be researched before it can be built)

• Egyptian Theming (example)

Other Notes

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