Well it's been a little bit since I posted in here, not intentional just haven't had a project that I felt warranted it's own forum in here. Well here I am, my big Planet Coaster 2 park is here. Spent the first few months getting to know the game and it's pieces, and I finally feel I have the skills to pull off a large realistic park. As mentioned with one of my previous parks, this is a project for Theme Park Sims United, a theme park simulation discord server that attempts to simulate realistic park growth better than the game itself can. I start off with a short list of rides I can build that will grow as the park progresses, here's what the list is with this first post:

- PTC Wooden Coaster (Comet at Great Escape)

- Zamperla Giga Discoverey (Wonder Woman Lasso of Truth at Six Flags Great Adventure)

- Von Roll Skyway (Aeronaut Skyride at Busch Gardens Williamsburg).

- Aero Affiliates Flying Coaster (Kennywood Kangaroo)

- Arrow Dynamics Antique Cars

- PTC Carousel

The majority of these rides will not function and will be custom built as they aren’t in the game.

The park itself is heavily inspired by Cedar Point, as you'll notice when looking at the location of the park. I really liked the location of Cedar Point but wanted to build a more local park in this kind of spot. The land chosen is located on the peninsula of Sandy Hook in New Jersey (the park was originally going to be called Sandy Hook but was changed for obvious reasons). There was originally a resort with some amusements here, so the backstory of the park is that this small beach resort that no longer exists in real life, made it to modern day as a fully fledged amusement park.

Alright so for the first update the work is all on infrastructure. I've been working on the surrounding roads and the parking lot for the last two weeks. I want to get all of that done before I begin working on the actual park.

This is the entry sign from the highway, you'll see it when going north on the peninsula.

Then I also finished up the car tolls, they’re surrounded by so much unfinished space but what is done I am very happy with.