XYZ

^The discussion was about Full Throttle only having 2 train operation, so we assumed you were talking about Full Throttle. Anyways, an extra train could help a lot in Full Throttle's case.

All the water parks you listed are over ten years older than Boomerang Bay. I'd give Boomerang Bay some time to expand.

Milky Way - Pink Side (Mitsui Greenland)

Wild Train (Fantasiana)?

Wild Train (Parc Saint Paul)

If there's one train operation, there will be a good amount of time waiting for the train to come back. If there was a second train, that time could've been used for loading guests and improving the capacity. So, for Full Throttle, it does matter.

Kanonen (Liseberg)

Spiral Coaster (Al-Sha'ab)

Outlaw Run.

Atlantis Adventure (Lotte World).

Technically, Flying Dragon at Funderland is a real roller coaster, despite being a kiddie coaster. Though, I am happy that Sacramento is finally getting a good sized roller coaster.

You know, a Zamperla Air Race would look nice in the Invertigarden location.

I usually go on I-5 on Saturday mornings to get to SFMM and it really isn't much of a problem. The longest delay I ever had was 15 minutes.

Supposedly, Buccaneer has airtime... (Even though, there really isn't much airtime on Buccaneer)

Good news - they just announced theyre opening Flight Deck instead of Vortex this Thursday night. This makes sense since there wasn't many people on Vortex last week, though my one-person rides on Vortex were actually very good rides in Vortex standards.

I like the second to last row more since it has more legroom than the last row.

The first corkscrew is smooth, it's just that the transition into the first corkscrew is rough, in my opinion.

Gold Striker (CGA) today. Great coaster, though I'm always stuck in the 7th or 8th row.

GP moments from today's visit to CGA: While on Drop Tower, this person unbuckled their seat belt and everyone was freaking out because they though the seat belt was the only thing holding the OTSR down. Everyone was shouting to e-stop the ride, though the ride ops ignored them. Obviously, nothing happened, though it was hilarious to watch all the GP freaking out. In line for Gold Striker: *points to midway turn* "Look, it goes upside-down!" "Some of the wood from Grizzly was put onto Gold Striker"

I went to CGA today and I noticed that Demon was running pretty bad, especially for this year. I rode the "magic seat" (2nd to last row, right seat) and I got a really rough ride. It's too bad since last week, it was rather smooth.

Though, the park could be A LOT BETTER...

There is a good amount of WW/TT scenery in Murdoch Gardens. Thanks for everyone who replied!

My family does that too. Especially since they've all been riding it since it opened. I like Top Gun much better than Flight Deck anyway. I never call it Flight Deck in real life either. I agree that Top Gun is a much better name.

Hello TPR members, XYZ has created a small, quaint RCT2 park without a timeline. The park has NO custom scenery & has no money in the scenario. Enjoy: A look at other parks by XYZ: PROJECT I: Playland Park PROJECT II: Murdoch Gardens PROJECT III: Marriott's Great America DC Final Downloads by XYZ: Montezooma's Revenge Recreation [NL] PROJECT II: Murdoch Gardens [RCT2] UPDATE 1: This post UPDATE 2: Below this post UPDATE 3: Page 2 FINAL DOWNLOAD: Page 2 Hello TPR members, this park here is named Murdoch Gardens. It is based in Maryland, though it is not close to the Atlantic Ocean, thus it is not a beachfront park like Playland Park. The park is built on the smallest possible land that you can create on RCT2: A 50x50 area. This shortage of land creates a great challenge, though the park has many rides and attractions squeezed in with a good amount of remaining land for foliage. This park is 100% NCSO, no cheats, etc. Some of the elements are from rarely used themed items, so it may appear to be custom scenery, when it really is not. Here, I present to you, the park: Here is the entrance of Murdoch Gardens with the Scenic Railway station to welcome guests. This is Murdoch Gardens' main ride: Double Loop. It features 2 inversions: 2 rather basic loops, and a helix. It's a simple layout, though it does draw the crowds. The switchback queue area is inside a building covered with bushes on the exterior. Double Loop travels underneath a bridge which is where the end of the queue and the start of the exit is located. The helix goes around a water tower spouting water jets. The blue coaster is named "Blue Streak" and is based off the Zierer Tivoli coasters. The coaster has two circuits which raises the excitement rating rather high (especially for a small coaster), though it does generate a good amount of lines because of this rise of duration. The bottom of the photo shows the park's ferris wheel. With permission from molemaster43, Mater, yankeeman311, BigBomer, & IneedTPforbunghole, the food and beverages were named after TPR members. The left building has Klima's Kookies, Mater's Taters, Yankee's Yodeling Lemons, & Kite's Krisps. The right building has Xtreme Burgerz & Cornholio's Drinks. Here you can see the back of the Scenic Railway station and the Helter Skelter ride. The last photo in this update here shows the top of Double Loop's lift hill. This is the end of the 1st update. Thanks for reading and comments are appreciated. This park will not have a timeline, but rather have improvements, such as taking out things that don't look that good and replace them with better things. So, if you like or dislike something, please comment so I know what I should keep and what I should not keep through a different perspective. Do not worry about the Playland Park updates as I will continue to do them until the park is done. This update does not show the whole park, so the 2nd update will show the rest of the park unseen in the above images. (There appears to be some issues with placing the images inline, so ignore the photos below if they are repeated images of the images above.)