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I'm assuming that's Panama City, Florida? I fly into Panama City, Panama, but then I don't think there's much outside of the city and Canal Zone there either! LOL!

Welcome Phillipp!

By living in the Southern Hemisphere... 😁 It actually dropped down to 12°C - 53°F this morning at 5 am when I walked our pup...I was forced to wear a jacket! And tennis shoes rather an sandals! But I drew the line at wearing long pants though... I have a reputation as a gringo to uphold! Besides, it warmed up to 20°C - 68° later, which is still a cool day for here, even in winter. Early Tuesday we fly north to Panama City, then on to Orlando, then immediately on to Seattle (around 18 hours - my rear end hurts just thinking about it...) for a week to surprise my Dad on his 90th Birthday, then fly back to Orlando for a couple weeks vacation, then return at the end of the month. We usually go in the fall to Orlando, but my Dad just had to be born in the middle of summer, so we're stuck with dealing with the mid-summer heat and humidity.

You need to post the lyrics to the Wonder World theme song so we can all sing along! The sound effects and music made this episode one of, if not THE, best one so far, and that's just on top of all the detailing you've added! No doubt most people will walk out of the arcade with 10 points in their account rather than settling for the only prize available at that level. Poor Scooter...

Yeah, I'll post one. From my first and only PC2 project, (still a WIP as you can tell...), Dreamland. (And thanks to all who shared their Workshop Blueprints that I made good use of, even if I tweaked them!)

I actually think I know this one (if I can remember it correctly...) B: 88

Classy...but then that's what I would expect from you.

WOW! Now THAT is impressive! The overall layout is gorgeous in the original, and you were able to recreate it so closely. Just amazing.

Where's the parking lot restrooms? 😜

The key word is "average", so I'll join the others and go with B: 16 because some kernels are quite large and while there might be natural exceptions 16 seems to be an adaptable number of rows. Otherwise it's a guess, although I do seem to remember reading once that it's always an even number of rows for some reason...

I've been overjoyed to be able to find your structures in the Workshop and downloaded then for use in my current project...they really are so well done! Thanks for sharing them and looking forward to what else you come up with!

I noted the very last item - is this a standard Steam version of the game or run from disc? It's been so long since I played RCT3 that I've forgotten much of this stuff...

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I don't think there is a hard limit really...it depends on what your computer can handle in large part, but every machine starts lagging and having problems at some point...usually maxing at 15 MB..

hat control booth is really cute and perfect fit!

I though 'Chef's hats' originated in France, although I may well be wrong, but if true then B is wrong, A seems to have a suspicious name, C seems questionable, so I'll go with JB and say D: No one knows because I sure don't!

Well I don't know, but I have no real interest in eating a "Bugtussle Holler" grilled sandwich just because someone hails from there (and is willing to admit it...) visits this park, no matter how fresh the roadkill in it is. 🤢 We're lucky they don't just serve "People Chow" and a bucket of tap water. Yes, the shower scene screeches...perfect description, but combined with a load belch in Wanda's case... Zimbwowee I think is so well laid out, and really well done (not surprising...).

I missed any mention of this, but do we know if the update is bundled with the new DLC when you purchase and download, or will t be a separate download? Just wondering as I've already purchased it (but haven't opened the game as of yet...), and updates for me are usually queued for a while.

How does one comment on these posts without becoming repetitive in their praise and the need for a thesaurus every five minutes? The most important quote you made..."I'm having so much fun with the game...". And it shows.

Some that got early release of the DLC have already shown off some really great things they did with it...

Love the theater

Other than wishing there were more flat rides, I think this pack is well worth getting. For me the Small Town items and the trolley alone filling some items on my wish list, the parades I think will also be useful - and at least interesting to see what others do with them. The coasters don't really thrill me, but any addition is a good thing. The price has increased, but there IS a lot in this one.

Ah man! You made me spell out all the numbers up to ten and then I started on the rest before suddenly thinking 'this is repetitive...', so I gave up and I'll just say: A: 1

Is there a cooler under the back seat on that new cart sufficient enough to hide...er...HOLD Wanda's medicinal needs? Her needs are many...

Do peeps actually stop and wait when a train passes over the crossing? Vista points are great, the pennants look a little odd, the glow in the dark I can live without. But any update is always welcome even if I don't use some of it...