Hey @JB! No problem Yeah, it's been a while since I have posted my RCT3 parks. Glad you like it
@wolfpaw, thank you so much! Yeah, the grid in RCT3 was probably the one of the biggest downsides of the game compared to Planet Coaster. I nearly forgot about this lol
@jaronimo.movthanks, I hope I can deliver!
Hey @Cody! Thanks for your comment. I am also very happy that some familiar names from SGW have found this place, and hopefully more will do so in the future.
@Kablary, thank you, I appreciate it a lot, especially because Maharaja Mine was my own favourite ride from the whole park, this means a lot for me. Maybe I will recreate it in a future Planet Coaster project.
Thanks to everyone once again!
So, in the meantime, I actually got back to work on my big Planet Coaster project, after a three years break. I really hope to be able to post new projects in the future, but we'll see. Btw, sorry for the different picture sizes here. I know it's not ideal.
And now let's get back to…
Three Mountains Park
Part 2: 1995-2011
The mid 90s saw the addition of a few flat rides. And in 1999, the park's new highlight was the wooden coaster King of the Mountains.
Together with the frisbee Storm and the Lone Pine Lodge (a restaurant):
The Lone Pine Lodge from outside…
... and inside:
A few years later, the next major coaster arrived at the northern edge of the park. The teaser was all about a highly venomous snake coming to Three Mountains Park.. the Boomslang, name giver to the ride. Here is a shot together with the Batoka River Rapids (a river rapids ride from 1991) below.
Iceland came to the park in the mid 2000s. The highlight was the water coaster Snæfell, inspired by Journey to the Center of the Earth. After the lifthill, the boats dropped through the name giving volcano, passed by the famous giant mushrooms and dinosaurs, and finally splashed into the water.
Some more Iceland impressions…
Remember Hotel Marina Star from the beginning? The hotel finally closed in August 2008. Large parts of the structure were kept and now used for the main entrance, a monorail station, shops, restaurants, and more. The pond got transformed into a big plaza for the new main entrance:
The Park Explorer, the new monorail, also had a second stop next to the north entrance of the park:
In 2010, the anniversary year, a new fun coaster came to Three Mountains Park: The Unbelievable Journey of Lord Cannonfort, or just "Cannonfort" - to make things easier.
In 2011, when the park finally reached real time, a final small flat ride was added, and I believe this was the end of the thread back then.
I also found this map based on a screenshot from above, with some of the major rides mapped:
And this was - in very short - the history of Three Mountains Park, name giver to the imaginary "Trimontis" park corporation, later renamed to Trimo Parks - and that's how I chose my (new) user name.
Coming soon: The history of Tauber-Park