BCBT RCT3

[Axman]

I've been playing RCT for 8 years now, leading all the way up to RCT3 Wild! For the first time, I'm going to show one of my creations to the world, as it slowly and carefully progresses.

 

Big Cats' Big Thrills

 

This will be one of the first true hybrid parks I’ve ever built. BCBT will feature a massive, tropical animal exhibit featuring 4 kinds of animals: Tigers, Lions, Panthers, and Leopards.

 

A large flying coaster (name unknown) will emerge out of the side of the parks hilly landscape, and soar over the exhibit, giving the riders a bird's- eye view of the Big Cats as they fly by. A good half of the ride is underground, including the station, and there are two separate parts above ground.

 

The park will feature one more roller coaster, which is a surprise, but a teaser of both coasters is featured below.

 

The park will feature 3 rides total, including a safari-style trek through the Big Cats' Exhibit. There are 2 viewing galleries for the Big Cats' Exhibit, as well as some lovely accommodations.

 

Opening day is not far off!

Here's the only teaser for now, but the area hasn't been landscaped yet.

[Axman]

Pre-Opening

 

Construction of BCBT went smoothly, and now the rides are testing and getting ready to open.

 

Nightmare Express

 

A B&M sit down coaster with a launched incline and 5 inversions.

 

Bird's Eye Flyer

 

A Vekoma Flaying Dutchman with an inverted dive loop off the lift hill.

 

Big Cats' Safari

 

An in-depth exploration of the Big Cat sactuary.

Here's some more twisted bits on the Flyer.

Tis mess of track features 2 more of Nightmare Express's inversions.

This inversion, which is the second of 5 , is the tallest point on the Nightmare Express.

This is the Bird's Eye Flyer's fantastic first drop.

Here's the view from inside one of the 2 viewing galleries.

Nightmare Express feautres an open station.

[Kingbooba]

Nice. But you do need to landscape it so we can't see the underground entrances on the coasters that have tunnels, such as Bird's Eye Flyer.

[topthrillmaverick]

Nice. But you do need to landscape it so we can't see the underground entrances on the coasters that have tunnels, such as Bird's Eye Flyer.

 

I agree, but so far it doesn't look too bad. I miss my RCT disc....

[Axman]

I'm going to add some Hollys around te various tunnels.

 

Is there a way to take pictures without the menu bars on the top and left?

[brandon]

The lion exhibit is so... plain, but I do like the first drop on the flying coaster

[Axman]

Pre Opening!

 

After 6 years of construction, BCBT is only a few months away from opening.

 

Coaster Stats

 

Bird's Eye Flyer

 

Excitement: 9.25

Intensity: 8.63

Nausea: 6.54

Height: 155 ft.

Speed: 72 mph

Length: 3552 ft.

Inversions: 4

 

Nightmare Express

 

Excitement: 9.47

Intensity: 8.34

Nausea: 4.18

Height: 188 ft.

Speed: 85 mph

Length: 4524 ft.

Inversions: 5

Park overview

[Axman]

The lion exhibit is so... plain

 

That's mostly because it's only facing in one direction. The exhibit if much fuller to the right.

[Axman]

More of the opening update. I had to stop in the middle and resize all iof my pictures because they were getting too big.

One last shot of the safari cutting through the park.

Here's the entrances to the coasters.

Station to the Safari ride in front of a knot of coaster track.

Now it's spiraling over the exhibit.

Here's the Bird's Eye Flyer, careening out of the mountain.

Abstract coastery goodness from far away.

Nightmare Express: THROUGH THE TREES

Entrance walkway

The park's central hub is filling with people.

[Axman]

BCBT Announcement:

 

Unfortunately, the lack of Animal research has lead to a Big Cat backlash for the owners of Big Cats Big World. The various varieties cats that were forced to be in contact with one another became very upset and unhappy. This lead to PETA coming in and fighting for the rights of these cats, who had quickly come to dislike their new home. To prevent any further discrepancy, BCBT sold all 16 cats to the local Zoo for 4 Elephants. The Elephants, who are quite happy to be living together, have now taken up residence in the former cat sanctuary.

 

BCBT has just recently finished renaming everything from "Big Cats'" to "Big Elephants'". Everything, including the park's name, the viewing galleries, and the Safari ride, had their names changed. The new "BEBT" amusement park opened on schedule, and the Elephants were quite happy to be there.

 

All of the cat caves were replaced with elephant houses, and some of the trees were spaced apart to give the Elephants more room in their habitat. The Bird's Eye Flyer roller coaster is at a high enough clearance to give the Elephants plenty of room to go underneath, so nothing about the ride itself was changed.

 

Opening day went smoothly, and the park will hopefully thrive as Big Elephants' Big Thrills instead of Big Cats' Big Thrills.