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I'd love for them to get a floorless... I've always enjoyed those. They'll probably do something crazy that sets some kind of record but personally I'd be fine with a standard floorless.

I'd check and see if you have multiple shirt stalls... I bet they all sell red shirts (If that's the work of one stall it has an amazing location). Change the colors of some of them. lol

I love your style! Overall I think this park is great! I would suggest adding some supports to the impulse though. PS. What's with the red shirts?

Thank you! I appreciate that!

lol, I didn't even remember that I posted it there. Like I said I've had these parks for awhile so there's been a LOT of work done on them since then. This is my first upload in years (and I think the first on TPR).

Hello TPR! I've been playing RCT2 for what seems like forever now and I felt like it was finally time to show some of my work. I had the idea to make a lot of parks that belonged to a chain and I came up with the unoriginal name of "Sunset Parks". Most of these parks are a few years old and I often go into them and tweak / improve them. I'll release them one at a time and obviously any constructive criticism I receive here can help me continue to improve them (I almost never "finish" a park... much like a real theme park I try to improve mine frequently). I recently did a lot of work on this one and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out... Sunset Lake Sunset Lake was the original Sunset Park. It features 15 roller coasters and dozens of flat rides / family rides. In the center of the park is a large lake which makes for an interesting setting. Because of this, the park is essentially a large circle with ferry boats taking guests from one end of the park to the other if they don't want to make the long walk to the other side. Thank you for taking the time to check out my park! As I said it's my first upload so all constructive criticism is welcome and appreciated! Park Overview The Park Entrance The Entry Plaza. The Virginia Reel I've always had a thing for Arrow suspended coasters so almost all of my parks have them. Mammoth, the parks most popular coaster and the only coaster over 200 feet tall. Osiris, possibly the second most popular coaster in the park. The Patriot brings the pain... ...As does Barricuda, the parks oldest looping coaster. Crystal Run. For some reason I've always liked this ride. Currently it's the only bobsled coaster in the Sunset Parks chain. Sunset Lake.SV6 Download the park here!

Personally I'm a bit concerned... Since this coaster is exactly 200 feet it will probably face the same fate as Magnum and quickly sink below hypercoaster status once the free flowing river starts to eat away at the footers. They should have given it a few extra feet so delay this inevitable sinking process.

A few more Boomerangs and SixFlagsNewEnglandOploly can use Boomerangs as railroads.

I wish I had participated in this... it looks like a ton of fun.

Fixed. Guy "Please send all thank you letters to guytkoepp@icorrectstuffthatdoesnthaveaneffectonanyone.com" Koepp This is news to me... guess I need to pay more attention. lol

I think I'm going to have to come out of the soda closet here and say I much prefer Pepsi but at a park owned by Anheuser Busch I'm not overly interested in soda anyway.

I'm disgusted at some of the people in this thread. Arachnophobia is a terrible condition and it's downright offensive for you to downplay it. The only condition more serious than Arachnophobia is the inability to detect sarcasm... ever. lol

How are people comparing the ride experiences of 2 rides that haven't even opened yet? lol

So if you're Six Flags, do you go out and buy a ton of "World's Fastest Coaster" banners and have "World's fastest coaster" commercials or do you take a more classy approach? Personally I'd buy the banners and make the commercials but I'm probably being a douche. lol

I've never been to Nagashima Spa Land but I have a question for the people that have... After watching this video, it doesn't seem like these ships go up all that high despite their large size. How is the ride experience on them? The reason I like the SeaDragon models is because the top seats end up at about a 90 degree angle and you get some great floater air. The Huss ships come nowhere close to that and from this video (though I'm not judging a ride that I haven't ridden) these ships don't seem to either.

I always enjoyed those as well. I know I'm in the minority but I thought they were cool. Rye Playland (My home Park which is in serious danger of never opening again) has one of those too and it's a lot faster than the one at Cedar Point (Though I loved Cedar Downs). If you're ever in the NY area and if Playland still exists it's worth a ride.

Zippers or Huss Giant Frisbees are probably my favorites. That being said I've always been a bit of a Paratrooper Enthusiast also. While I wouldn't consider them thrilling or anything I've been going to Rehoboth Beach every summer since I was born and the Paratrooper they have there was my first "big ride". They're a rare breed but I never pass up the opportunity to ride one.

Any idea who made this? It looks a lot different than the traditional model.

I generally prefer SeaDragon's but they're not all that popular with major parks probably because of the lower capacity.

I could not agree more.

Same. Glad you're back!

Some more pictures I found. News Plus Notes

They had better get going on this project. Any more major delays and it won't be ready for the 2014 Super Bowl at Metlife Stadium which will bring this place national attention. Right now the only thing it's known for is being the ugliest building in the history of... ever. Even NJ Governor Christie called it “the ugliest damn building in New Jersey, and maybe Ameri­ca”.

That is part of the theming. On topic, I MUST get a passport before next summer. I enjoyed that.

The season needs to hurry up and start... it's only November 28th and we're already debating the color of one support beam. lol