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Shout-out to that scenario in RCT2 (I think it was one of the Six Flags scenarios?) that was intended to be quite difficult, as you started out with a quite large park but also a big loan to pay back. The easiest way to win was to sell all the coasters and use the money to pay off the loan. It...

And with that, the thread is moved to the Construction forum.

No longer. Not for six months, at least. If they do the same when allowed back in October or so, we will make it permanent. They had received multiple warnings already. It should be no surprise that this was the final straw.

The only thing you need to be a "real" enthusiast is real enthusiasm. Everything else is optional. Including riding coasters. As for ACE, I guess I'm not qualified to answer, but there should be plenty of people who are.

I banned the scum for good measure. Might as well remove the name of the site being advertised as well, so they don't get to claim a partial success by leaving the advertising line standing, if only as plain text without a link.

As I think I've said a few times too many already, the stagnation is even worse when you take into account that one day, the mechanical attractions will be too old to operate and will need replacement. These rides were all built within a very short timespan, so when that day comes, they will...

It wouldn't half surprise me if they themselves were behind or backing many of the complaints against the construction of the park.

Shame the coaster is still stuck with its triangular hills and wheels-on-the-inside track. I know the park would never be able to afford it, but what The Big One could really need would be a complete overhaul of the track profiling along its entire layout.

Being located in a remote corner of nowhere, I usually manage to keep the cravings in check - I'd be lucky to visit one park once over the course of a normal season anyway, so not having been to any parks since September 2019 doesn't feel that far out of the ordinary. I'm pretty sure I've had...

Now you got me curious what "Almost Fujiyama" is. It would be a cool name for a kiddie coaster next to Fujiyama, that's for sure!

I was about to make a post listing some of those telltale signs Hixee was talking about, but yeah, this is actually enough in itself. Nobody cares enough about Desperado to sign up to make a post about it (and only it), and if they did, they would probably mention it by name.

At first glance, the thumbnail really looks like a stylized Coronavirus.

Hmm ... thrilling family ride, or tame family ride? As I've mentioned before, basically all Danish parks are family parks, so I have little faith in anything extreme happening here. For reference, the last time a coaster with inversions was built in Denmark was 2008. Then again, Fårup...

How strange. Another new member who apparently signed up just to air grievances about a casino and the pandemic. Let's just put it this way, if another new member signs up just to reply to your post, you will both be banned immediately unless you give me an extremely good reason not to. At the...

If you consider the London Eye and adjacent aquarium an amusement attraction, then I'm pretty sure it takes all the cake in terms of iconic-ness. Apart from that, though, it's hard to tell.

Nah, it's gotten to the point now that it's hard to tell a spambot from a genuine newbie bumping a thread he found by Googling to ask for help. You take care of the genuinely helpful answer, and we mods will take care of filtering out the sockpuppet who answers with a shady link camouflaged as...

I guess we could tag him and ask. He's not around very often, but it might be worth a shot: @lond still has an account on here, although sadly his brother left a few years back and even his second account appears to be deleted.

June 10 is actually my 30th birthday, and by then my PhD project is probably completed as well. Maybe I'll celebrate both occasions by ... ... uhh, calling some friends on Zoom so we can watch the POV together.

I think the disappointment stems from the fact that, whichever way you twist and turn it, plonked-down fairground rides hired for a season does not reflect the same commitment to quality as permanent installations would. It's clear that Alton has recognized the problems created through years of...

... And then, three days later, came the edit to insert a link. All that fuss just to advertise a blog? Oh well, I guess the blogger paid for marketing and whoever fooled him to do so tried to deliver as promised. Goromir has been banned, still up in the air for acapaloga.