[RCT3] Surfside Gardens--Announcement!

Hello, this is Jerry Watson, CEO of GPD parks, and I am here to announce our brand new park, Surfside Gardens. This 250 acre park will house two roller coasters, a record-breaking water ride, a Paratrooper tower, and a set of bumper cars in its opening season. This being GPD Parks' first park, be ready for tons of expansion! We already have plans for next year. Some concept art has been created for how the unfinished park will look. Without further ado, the pictures!

Here is our first roller coaster, a Intamin dueling wooden coaster titled "Dueling Eagles". It will stand 100 feet over the park, and reach speeds of up to 55 MPH! Featuring two double downs, 30 seconds of "air time", and a mechanically synced ride operation panel, this coaster will stand above all others! Dueling Eagles has a track length of 3,800 feet and will have a ride time of 1:30 seconds:

Our last roller coaster is Predator, a Philadelphia Toboggan Company twister wooden roller coaster with 3,174 feet of track and speeds exceeding 55 MPH. It will stand at its highest point 125 feet off the ground. This is a test model for Philadelphia Toboggan Company, and is expected to be a major draw to the park:

Next is our paratrooper tower, aptly named "Paratrooper". It will be the taller than any other paratrooper ride, towering 240 feet over the ground below. It will be manufactured with twelve chutes, and feature a newly designed and enhanced operation panel:

We have our water ride, SplashDown up next. This ride is a prototype from Arrow Dynamics for its new style of water ride. It has the world's tallest water ride drop at 85 feet and a ride time of 1 minute 25 seconds. Riders are sure to get soaked on this ride and it will be a relief from the hot Miami heat:

We have bumper cars called Dodgems which are located next to Predator:

Here is our midway, with the uses of the buildings yet to be decided on:

I will leave you with Surfside Gardens' logo:

That is all I have for you today, and I hope to see you on May 29, 1984, which is opening day!. Criticism and comments are welcome.

This park looks pretty darn nice so far! The roller coasters look like they have nice layouts. There's plenty of vegetation. I also like the effect you used on the images. Nice job!

There's definitely some potential here. Looks great!

Looks good, but I thought a wooden coaster in Florida was a bad idea (with White Lightning being the exception).

Why?

^Apparently because of Gwazi.

Sorry I haven't posted in a bit, I am currently banned from playing RCT3. Next update will be on October 3rd. Again, sorry for the delay.

Aaaand...?