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Most of the signs are CS, created by Wagi and are available on the Workshop, or at least will be when he has a chance to make them public! (As shyguy mentioned, that will take several days for him to do, and several more to download!) You didn't have any plans for about a week, did you?!?! 🤣

The Lollipop Guild really shines at night! [img] [img] I wonder where this path leads? [img] Cool! [img] Heading back through Munchkinland, [img] Which way do we go? [img] At last we encounter; [img] There's also a cute little boat ride here; [img] [img] That wraps up our look at bench one of the Wonderful World of OZ. I will post the park file in the next few days! Hopefully, you have been keeping up with the sheer volume of CS that Wagi has created for the park. You can certainly download the file and enjoy it, but the real experience comes from ensuring you have all 500+ CS pieces!!! 😁

It's a shame you have decided to leave, but I believe you have misconstrued what others are trying to tell you. It's not the message, it's the attitude behind it. We all know there are issues with the game, but keep in mind that the game is aimed toward casual gamers and consoles, not serious builders like the bulk of people here. Does the game work for the casual gamer? Pretty much yes. I merely mentioned you might be happier playing a different game. Every one of your posts on this site have been negative, nothing positive at all, which is a shame, as there are a few very good things about the current game. You also never compliment other's work, but it appears you are put out because no one "appreciates" your 70 blueprints. I'm sorry you feel used that people are using your blueprints, but again, most everyone else here has contributed a ton of blueprints, scenarios, and parks, with little or no fanfare. You do have the option to not post anything. No one is making you do it. I did not react to your post directed at me, as I have better things to do with my time, but it was certainly uncalled for. Just because you disagree with someone does not automatically give you the right to insult them. In the future, perhaps you should think before you type. Again, I'm sorry you have decided to leave this community, and I hope you find a game you can believe in and love in the future.

I'm totally guessing and saying C: Paricutin (a cinder cone volcano in Mexico) I was leaning toward the Amazon, but they already have the harbor at Rio, which is pretty close to the Amazon watershed (I think about 100 miles), so I nixxed that answer. The Rhine river valley is way too built up and altered by man to be a natural wonder, so I coin tossed the other two!

Yes, it's the Pearl Rides Family Train. The peeps love it! [img] [img]

Was playing around in PC2, and liked what I created! [img] [img] [img] Obviously copied from Casey Jones ride at Disneyland, but I think it turned out pretty cute!

Definitely not funny at all. I never cracked a smile. 😜

I know the ball was pre-war, because I remember reading it was dark in '42 and '43 because of the war, so I'll go with JB and say C: 1921. I'm pretty sure JB is also correct in picking C: George Lucas. JB, you may actually be two for two!!!

Then don't play it. Move on.

Does anyone know timing on the release of the DLC?

I believe the cookies are actually A: Painted rice cakes. The first HDTV broadcast was John Glenn's return to space during B: The 1998 launch of the Space Shuttle Discovery.

No idea. Just to be different, I'll go with D: 3

Your rockwork is just beautiful. I suppose every car has a fire extinguisher on board, just in case?

Stunning as usual!

Not sure if we saw the same video or not. Most of the items in this DLC are new, not rehashed.

I have to admit, I am very pleasantly surprised and delighted that this is all new material, and not Planet Coaster 1.5 with just reworked Spooky DLC. I really liked the new scenery bits and am looking forward to seeing everything. One of the videos I watched seem to indicate that entertainers were going to be somewhat customizable, which is pretty neat. My one small gripe is there are only two flat rides, neither of which seem to me to be very functional (at least for me!)

Looks wonderful!

A children's play area is located across the bridge, Munchkin's Water Works, combining a splash zone with a kiddie coaster.[img] [img] [img] [img] Boy, it's crowded over here; [img] A mechanic is working on the Little Bugs ride. Let's hope he can get it up and running soon! [img] Next up; [img]

Beautiful job! Looking forward to more!

C: Norville Rogers Didn't Casey Kassem do the voice?

Perhaps that's why she was invited. If they can sway her...

Wait, are you saying we have to do another OZ park?

Looking forward to re-reading his explanation, I really don't remember it that well. I think it involves voodoo, the flat earth theory, and vampires or werewolves...

hmmm, I don't recall seeing this little house before! [img] Looks like the coroner has already come calling; [img] The first ride we encounter; [img] That's quite a long queue; [img] Looks like fun! [img] [img] I wonder what's across this bridge? Let's follow the yellow brick road! [img]

You know, I have no idea, but they operated on a shoestring budget, so no prop dept. Rogers was around a lot longer than any fashion designer, so nix Saint Laurent. His love of compassion and pure love leads me to his mother, so B: His mother.