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That's included in that last attachment, and it's now included in the download on the exchange. Download that last attachment or re-download the file and put everything in the object data file and it will work. There are some really neat custom rides in there so you won't regret downloading it. The file you're talking about sounds like Amazing Earl's Jungle Cruise boats.

I thought about it but with Cannonball Run, Desperado, Colossus, Vampire, Cheetah Run and Shangaan being over 200 feet tall I think I have that coaster type more than covered. RCT2Day... I hadn't thought of it but I take that as a big compliment. It's not a bad idea, I might release it over there.

I hit the export button but here are all the rides you'll need if they're not exporting. Let me know if this works. rides.zip

It's a RCT2 Saved game but when I download it it looks like it's a .jpg. I know it's not... and a lot of other things in the game exchange are doing the same thing for me (even files I didn't upload). I tried downloading it in Internet Explorer and it worked but the game exchange is really screwed up in Firefox. I've attached it in this post, so if the game exchange isn't working... try this. Thanks again! Sunset Valley.zip File

historyfreak92... Sorry to hear that. I hope everything's okay. stashua123... That's strange, what error message are you getting? Thanks for downloading the park!

Hello everyone! I've spent a lot of time this week tweaking everything to get it ready for download (mainly fixing guest flow issues and re-routing a few queue lines but no rides were added or removed). I could tweak this park forever but I'm very happy with it right now so I've decided to release it. While I still have a lot of room to improve I feel that this is my best park to date, and I've learned a lot from building it. Thank you so much for your constant feedback, it's made the park a lot better and a lot of fun. I hope you have as much fun exploring this park as I had building it and I look forward to hearing your feedback once you have a chance to look around. Here is the download link. Enjoy! TPR Game Exchange Link A few stats: Coasters: 22 Rides (not counting shops, stalls or track-itecture): 80 "Guests Favorite" Ride: Shangaan Most Riders: Inferno (153,263) Square Footage: 7,096,760 The park map.

I rode Rolling Thunder quite a bit this year on both sides and thought it was running pretty well. I'm not sure why everyone thinks this ride is so rough. The ride is boring but I didn't find it rough. I'm glad you enjoyed Bizarro, I think this ride is very underrated.

Personally I wouldn't count Wild One but if we're going to go that route then it's my oldest coaster... and one of the few saving graces in that ****hole of a park. If you don't sit on a wheel seat it's a great ride.

Funtown Village looks a litte blocky but I love the other screens. I would try to break up the path a little bit in Funtown Village and maybe remove that information kiosk.

Great pictures. Thank you again for sharing!

My mistake, then disregard my post. I still wish they would allow you to store things purchased in the park without having to buy a locker though.

That's great news! I was starting to think this year that this policy may have been costing them money. For example, we never used to leave Six Flags New England without buying a huge bag of kettle corn in Crackaxle Canyon and we would usually play a game or two. Since they put this locker policy in place we never bought that, played any games or bought any souvenirs because if you bought anything from them you were punished by having to walk to the car (nothing fits in those l0ckers). Most people suggest that we buy things on the way out, but usually we get in line for Bizarro at like 9:55 and by the time we get off the ride everything is closed anyway so this isn't a possibility. When we were at Great Adventure for Fright Fest we saw one woman screaming at two security guards because she had won a huge stuffed dog (the thing was bigger than she was) and she had to leave the park because she wasn't allowed to ride anything else all night and they wouldn't waive the no re-entry after 8PM policy for her. I'll never forget it because at one point I guess the security guard told her she was allowed to ride Rolling Thunder and Skull Mountain and she screamed out "F**K ROLLING THUNDER AND SKULL MOUNTAIN" which my group found hilarious. I assume that they removed the locker policy because they saw their merchandise and games numbers go way down... obviously this is a financial decision so that's all I can think of. I'm surprised that they did away with the l0cker policy completely (I'm not complaining), I thought they might just allow storage of items purchased from Six Flags (besides just souvenir cups) but keep the locker policy in place for things that people brought in.

Your grandpa thinks it's cool? That's awesome! Sunset Valley really is a family affair. lol And Kinderly, I definitely had Hershey's "Midway America" section in mind when creating this area so that's not entirely a coincidence. Thanks for the comments!

Coupon, you continue to amaze.

Very cool. How tall is that first drop height?

Thanks for the comments guys! This is probably the last update before I release the park. Before the new pictures I just want to thank everyone for reading and commenting in this thread. You've provided great suggestions and pushed me to make this park a lot better. I'll probably tweak a few minor things to improve guest flow and make sure everything is perfect for the release but the park is 99.9% done. No more rides will be added or removed. Expect the download to be live in about a week. Anyway, on to the next area of the park! Welcome to Midway USA! Midway USA is located right near the front of the park and is designed to be a throwback to the classic amusement park. The area is lined with classic flat rides, games of skill and classic park food. When most guests leave the front gate area (New England) they will walk through Midway USA and we hope that this area will set the atmosphere for the park. This screenshot shows the bridge between Midway USA and Port Orleans which offers some great views of Zephyr (which was featured a few pages ago). This area does feature three new coasters, two of them are wood coasters and one is the "Wild Mouse" which treats riders to a fast paced ride with tight turns and sudden dips. You'll also notice the all new "Scrambler" ride and the classic "Tilt-A-Whirl". A little further up the midway, guests will find the Comet! The park has an Intamin Hyper-Woodie (Cannonball Run) and a GCI (El Diablo) but has been missing a classic wood coaster. Comet fills that void. Comet races along the river and has a great combination of airtime and laterals. Guests seem to love this ride. The headline attraction of Midway USA is Racer! A GCI racing coaster. The orange train starts out with a significant lead, but yellow will overtake it on the bunny hops in the lower part of this picture. From there it's a race to the finish that ends with a pair of tight helixes up into the finish line. I'm very proud of this coaster because a different train actually does win each time. It's pretty much blind luck that this race ended up so close. Also pictured in this shot is the Firetrucks, a great ride for kids and a classic Skydiver! This is the entrance to Midway USA closest to the front gate. The first ride guests will see is Sunset Tower, a 300 foot observation tower offering guests breathtaking views of the park and the surrounding valley. The air conditioned cabin also offers guests a nice break from the heat. Also in this shot you'll notice "Hang Time" a thrilling flat ride that spins guests upside-down and Riverboat Excursions, a boat ride that takes guests on a trip around Hasta Fiesta island and offers a relaxing way to travel between Western Adventure and Midway USA. Guests in Western Adventure are lining up to take a trip over to Midway USA. Each boat captain has a unique personality and they'll point out park landmarks, give a history lesson of the park and the valley and crack a few jokes during the ride. A new path has been constructed between Midway USA and Hasta Fiesta and two new restaurants have opened along the way. A few bridges have been modified to allow for the Riverboat Excursions boats to pass through. Sunset Tower offers guests a great view of Hasta Fiesta! It's emerged as a new symbol of the park. By the way, look at the line for Rattler! I guess that re-tracking project really paid off. As always, comments are greatly appreciated. Look for the download to pop up in the next week or so!

I have to add Goliath at Six Flags New England to my list. This ride is smooth and really intense. I love being pulled up the spike at the start of the ride and hanging on the restraint almost 200 feet in the air. It's really cool.

Kill it! Kill it with fire!

When we went to East Coast Bash there was a huge line of people waiting for Shockwave to open in the morning and the line was all the way down the ramp pretty much all day. I'm not going to judge a ride's popularity on one day but it seems like people really like that terrible coaster. For some reason people seem to love stand up coasters in general.

Why would you want them to tear down Flight Deck? It's a little short but it's a great ride.

I didn't hate Anaconda but I think it's because I'm pretty tall and Arrow loopers don't pound my ears the way they used to. I rode it with my girlfriend this year and I thought it was decent so in the brake run I said something to that extent and she looked back at me like I was crazy and said it was the worst ride she had ever ridden. I'll trust her judgement... tear this ride down.

Source It would be a shame if that's true! I always ride Anaconda on my visits to the park, and although I'm not in love with it, it's still a solid ride. It would make sense though, it's not really a draw for the park... but neither are Shockwave and Hurler, two much worse rides than that. Anyone else have any thoughts on this? Anaconda can rot but I think Vortex is actually a really good coaster. Hopefully they reconsider this if it's true.

I've ridden Dragster and Kingda Ka and I guess I'm one of the few that prefers Kingda Ka. It's awesome in the front. Honorable mention goes to Flight of Fear (either of them) that's a really cool coaster. As far as the launch itself, Hypersonic was unreal... but the rest of the ride sucked.

Those trains look outstanding!

Look at all the love for Maverick! I can't wait to finally ride it next year.