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The eyes move and follow you around the room...or maybe that's Wanda spying? That's why they are 'Deluxe" rooms...the regular rooms don't have that sort of high class amenities.

“Nobody better lay a finger on my Butterfinger!” D: Butterfinger

Great to see you made it over here! Welcome!

Oh this is really nice! LOVE the stream, and your buildings are really authentic looking, properly aged and colored too. I really like this!

$30 bucks and if you read the fine print Wonder owns the rights to use your photos for advertising purposes forever. Wonder's "Magic Shots" are likely all different poses of Mr Wonder (there's no need for any of Wanda, people can take all the photos of her passed out next to a WonderWorld trash can themselves...)

As threatened...errr...promised...we'll next visit Tink's Kiddieland...a spot meant - surprisingly - for kiddies! If you get close to your monitor and squint you might make out the life-size Tinkerbelle on her sign... Once past the gate you'll see an expanse of welcoming asphalt! No expense has been spared to provide a hard, unforgiving surface for the little tykes to play on... Complementary Mickey Mouse brand Band-Aids are available... Various playhouses stand ready for imaginative play (Reminder: Do NOT to play 'Doctor' on Park property - Strictly Enforced! ) The finest rides for children have been gathered together here... Tink's Kiddieland Express circles the area...although it looks like adults have hogged all the seats again... Kiddie Teacups...and in the background another of our favored Elephant Rides...bet there's a couple ankle-biters stuffed inside even now... Although there's no sign of any parents waiting for their five minutes of peace to end...maybe they're riding the train ride? Actually the entire Kiddieland seems devoid of...kiddies. Maybe it's a school day? Well, enough of that, we'll slip out the side entrance and continue on. The backside of the Car Barn is across the street... The Plaza Restaurant will be opening for lunch in a bit....well noted for their "finger lickin' fried chicken!"...a nice change from the doughnuts and Coca-Cola we've been eating up to now... But while we wait next we'll visit the Animation Plaza next door... Until next time...

For old times sake I took a look through the RCT3 custom rides and coasters hosted here, and was amazed at the huge variety people came up with that built upon the large variety that the game already provided...PC really pales in comparison.

Yep. Agreed. D: Gong

And people think the Turkey legs at Disney are big... 😨

Wise idea to move your version of the Chronos Gate (I think that's the name...) to the front rather than back by the water. It makes a grander statement up front. And I really like the change from the traditional Main Street look to what you have now - as shyguy said, it just works much better visually and fits the vibe and theming and pulls everything together. Really nice!

I think it was C: Minnesota State...

Far better than being 'chewed ON' I'd wager. I seem to recall a similar chart above Dr. Lector's desk on the back wall of the local butcher shop... Does this one also have labels like "Top Sirloin", "Brisket" or "Ground Round" on it??? At least the subject seems to be four-legged rather than two...

I remember both the boats and your posts at Atari! Great to see you again!

Since the layout of the park can be a little confusing (I certainly is to me at times?), here's an overhead view of the part of the park we've explored so far. Note on this bench I removed most of the structures outside of the park itself... And here's a quick outline of the path we took so far and I labeled a few spots...

Man, I can totally relate, that's something I'm VERY guilty of myself. Every project starts off fairly small and I just keep finding more stuff I want to add, then have to expand to hold more details, and before you know it I'm having to break the project down into multiple benches just to fit everything...

WOW! What an utter detail overload! This is amazingly well done. Bravo! Please forgive me for mentioning one thing, on, I think, the 31st screen, the inner plaza of Gondlheim, the coaster makes a big curve, there's some stairs leading up to a higher level courtyard in the middle, and that courtyard sits above a curved rock wall? Out of all these screenshots that one caught my eye and made me pause just a little longer because I noted the repetitive pattern in the curved rock wall. Maybe the addition of a little bit of ivy or climbing roses might break that up? Please know that it doesn't in any way look bad - AT ALL! It's just that the repetitive rock pattern caught my eye. Nowhere else on your work have I had something repetitive pop out at me, that's just something that the human eye can sometimes notice. It seems a bit silly to mention when 99.9% of the rest of the area is perfect, but because the rest IS perfect it caught me eye! Looking forward to what comes next!

"Magilla Gorilla, gorilla for sale Won't you Buy him Take him home and try him Gorilla for sale" Obviously because 'gorilla' is listed three times in Magilla's theme song, then JB is correct and it's B: Gorilla gorilla gorilla...

Absent-minded guests keep misplacing their melons it seems... And those poor children - it's all Wonder...all the time on that channel. Love the splash effect above the water fountains, Scooter checking to make sure no babies were discarded in the trash can, and the toilet is stunning...although the water level seems a bit high unless it's one of those Japanese models that washes yer undercarriage? Usually I think those SPRAY water, and not involve DIPPING like one's preparing a cup of Earl Grey... But a WONDERful update as usual!

Three of the four possible answer are primates, I don't know for sure if they all have fingerprints, but if they do I don't think it's 'remarkable', so I'm going to go out on a limb and choose the outlier...B: Koala ...just because it stands out for being different.

Silly! Everyone knows back in those days the parents simply lifted the elephants tail and there was a rubber flap over a hidden door back there, you stuffed the kid inside, dropped a nickel in the slot and enjoyed your five minutes of peace and quiet from the little rug-rat's insistent whining. The elephant didn't move...it was just sound-proof. One of the parks most popular attractions...

Just a collection of night-time screens from the Fairgrounds area...

I think I read somewhere that it's the opposite of here on Earth, so rather than oranges sunset with a blue sky like here, it's B: Blue sunset with orange skies there.

Looking forward to what you come up with for your "Main Street"... LOVE the teaser! What a clever idea, even if non-functional!

Well, it more than looks realistic to lay people like myself, expertise or not! This work is just at another level...

Yay! Toilets! My peeps will be so relived! LOL! Seriously, these are really nicely made, too bad PC2 doesn't have custom scenery as of yet.