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This is just a "filler" project until I can get Rendezvous Island back up and running. Still though, I would like lots of feedback and criticism, so I can continue to improve through my journey of RCT2!

 

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Hello again, friends; this is Matthew Daily!

 

I have recently been relocated to Nashville, TN as a head entertainment adviser for AcBhar Inc. In other words, nothing with a recreational purpose happens in the city without going through me. Last year (August 12th, 1996) I was introduced to a proposal in which Paramount Parks requested permission to open a 135 acre amusement park in Nashville. They were willing to put forward 30 million dollars for the first year. I skimmed over the plans, which included 2 roller coasters, and more than half a dozen other rides. The park would include some of the most beautiful gardens around, live shows, and many restaurants. The park will be anchored by a scaled-down replica of the Eiffel Tower.

 

Last month, on August 14th, 1997, the proposal for Paramount's Gardens of America was approved, and construction began in a matter of days!

 

Being the coaster enthusiast I am, I have been following this park for the last few weeks, and plan to for a long while. Here is a logo the park sent to AcBarr along with some construction photos I have taken.

 

Park logo.

 

Entrance. (I've been told more flowers and shrubbery are on the way...

 

View from inside the gates.

 

And finally, an overview of the construction so far.

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CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

 

Work lately has been revolving around the entrance plaza; and it's almost complete!

 

Here you can see some of the shops that have gone up, and the completely revamped gardens!

 

The artificial lake looks nice.

 

Overview.

 

How does everyone think it's coming along?

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CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

 

I went over to the construction site earlier this week, and some rides have gone up. Nothing TOO major yet, but I think you'll find this update interesting...

 

Viking Fury, a HUSS swinging ship, was added out over the lake. This will be one of the few attractions in International Street.

 

The Grand Carousel is the last attraction we will see in International street. The park took an interesting approach with the colorful enclosure... how do you think it turned out?

 

I also had time to run over to the park's storage building. Wonder what that could be...

 

See you in a while!

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Thank you all very much for such positive comments. They really mean a lot!

 

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CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

 

With Winter approaching, construction speed has increased greatly. And I am glad to report that the park's first coaster is complete!

 

Tennessee Twister will be located in the "Twister Alley" area of the park.

 

The coaster was built by Arrow Dynamics, based out of Utah. Here you can see the completed station.

 

This multilooper went through 3 different design phases, until the park finally decided on one with appropriate forces and a thrilling layout.

 

Overview.

 

What do you all think about Tennessee Twister?

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Thanks!

 

Steffen, I've never actually tried RCT2 custom supports, as they seem very hard to work with. I'll see what I can do, though!

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This is great for a little side project! I hope you get your other park going again, I really do......

Good job on the Arrow! Looking good, I'll be watching this one!

Good Luck, KP

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CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

 

A co-worker of mine sent me a few photos of the progress over at PGoA today. Apparently, he had seen that the park had trade-marked "Bedrock Bash", so he went to the construction site to check it out.

 

First of all, some track on Tennessee Twister had to be changed. You see, the s-curve was originally unbanked leading into the final helix, which was causing extreme lateral forces and stress on the trains. So...the ride finale was redesigned, moving the double-down over, and banking the entire S-curve.

 

Hmm...this is new...

 

Oh...okay, THIS is Bedrock Bash! (The coaster is a standard Vekoma Roller Skater, themed a party in Fred Flintstone's neighborhood!)

 

Could this be the beginning of the park's children's section? What do you think...?

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