Wowman

Another artsy pic of the ride.

Couple more pics of the completed transportation center in India.

Like the updated holiday theme. Overall I like the dark themes over the light ones as is much easier to see viewed threads, etc.

Here are a few more night shots inside the Greek plaza area.

I'm going to also throw in....lets hear about your WORST coaster ride. Mine was Superman-Ultimate Flight. Six Flags Great America. We were in line late, just before the park was closing and we were close to being the last ride of the day. This is a coaster where you hang below the track laying on your stomach like you are flying. Well, as we came into the final brake run to slow down before the station....wah wah wah...she breaks down. We hung there for like 30 minutes while they tried to get us into the station to unload. it was horrible. Heads hanging down feeling like your neck was going to snap, feet going numb, and while the harness is great for a few minutes while you ride....try telling me that after 30 mins of having you body weight push down on it. everything hurt. This was during Fright Fest, so it was pretty cold out as well. Then the urge to have to pee started. Not good. Anyway, they finally got the train moving and got us into the station to unload. We were literally the last people leaving the park that night.

Last one I rode, also for the first time was Hagrid's. I did like it. Comic was also very good IMO. I have to say the best overall ride I have ever had, was The Beast, at night, in super dense fog. It was sureal zipping through the woods at those speeds and almost not being able to see anything.

not like this in the new game....not real happy about it.

Here is another view of the completed pathway coming down from Egypt. Also, a path-level view of this walkway. Note that the train track has open windows in the rock on the right so the train can see out when traveling through the tunnel, and guests can also see the train to entice them to take the adventurous ride.

Couple night shots of the entry plaza/entry gate.

Coming soon

Its not that easy. already getting used to PC2 and PC1 is really quite different in many ways. Doing PlaZoo at the same...and my head is spinning.

Very interesting take on the Emerald City looking more like a turn of the Century town instead of the spiral art deco look of the original film.

Here is the pathway showing the entrance to the keeper areas on each side of the main path (one for each side of the split habitat). Also, looking down into one of the keeper areas backstage.

Another art picture. This is the Natl Park part of the ride.

Here is the completed pathway hill coming down from the Egypt area of the park. Also is a view from above Egypt looking at the train bridge making its way across the river and making a sweeping turn down to the train station in India.

Heading to the left you will enter the Greek gods side of the park. You can pass under the archway (or walk along side of it) and head towards Mt. Olympus. There is also the Apollo Head Gear shop located here. A rocky water fall centerpiece separates the paths between the Greek and Norse pathways.

I'm amazed how players are finding out how to do all this. FSRanger seems to have mastered the animation tools to be able to do just about anything.

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those are from the workshop and I used them a lot in this land as I wanted this land to be filled with a lot of flowers.

Here are a few in progress shots of what I'm calling the transportation hub of the India area. It first has a long downhill path that comes from the upper Egypt area. It also has a train station and a boat station.

Added some lockers to the side of the guest relations building. These are on the workshop if you want them. I also put a couple vending machines on the back wall to get guests to enter this building.

wow - you are hammering out parks.

One last shot looking down on this area.

On the Greek side of the entry plaza...here is the completed Guest relations building. Strollers, Wheelchairs, and other needs can be picked up here. BTW - I'm loving the custom sign options in the game.

The backstage animal house is camouflaged behind natural design elements so it can't be easily seen by guests.