Total Members Voted: 8
I enjoyed the Pirate Ship walkthrough. The brig screenshot in particular. That's a lot of bars/cells for a ship; the crew must be pretty rowdy. The crooked room looks great; I always enjoy those. I like that you used simple cylinders for the canons; a real pier park would probably do the same.
The park looks great lit up at night.Just a heads up, the 3rd and 4th screenshot from the bottom are duplicates.
Pretty cool log flume! The giant gator makes me think of the animatronic found in the Shanghai Disneyland Roaring Rapids attraction.
Good stuff, I think I like the "suddenly appearing airplane" shot the best, I bet that looks cool with the propeller spinning.In the last post you said "Final update", you just meant for this season, right? There's more, right? RIGHT?
Yep. When I think of jungle birds, penguins immediately come to mind. I like how you use these classic (some, not so classic) dark ride stunts/gags into your creations.
Tyler E. Says: "I wish this was longer; I hate short rides!
Sarah Q. Says: "I loved it so much! The animals were neat and seemed real."
Phillip T says: "My kids closed their eyes during the cave scene."
Tom Y. Says: "I enjoyed the part where we were about to go through a waterfall and then it turned off at the last second."
What did I do to deserve getting stuck as operator of the Roll O Plane?
"What was your favorite ride and why?" The Pirate Ship walkthrough. I like dark rides, especially when they're done well; and even when they're not, it's still fun to spot the cheesiness of it. Also, I like that you can spend as much time as you want exploring a walkthrough ride."What ride could be improved?" Maybe the Scrambler, or the Roll-O-Plane. Some sort of (cheap) theming would go a long way to add more fun and excitement to them."What would you like Pirate Reef Pier to add in 1965?" Maybe a tracked dark ride; something like a Haunted Seaside Shack?I like how you included us SGW denizens into the Season Roundup. Even Vodhin made it in there! ... western?
You hired me as an engineer? We're lucky nobody died. Although, I did have a lot of fun working with the guy who used to sing for Led Zeppelin. Bring on the new year!
Enjoying the transition photos between seasons, really completes the story.And I'm going with option C of a new large attraction, again because that is what I want.
So the nearby pier is being constructed by another company. About the new construction here: Hmm, multi-story, sort of like a rollercoaster... sounds like an elaborate, tracked, dark ride to me.
Interesting development. Looking forward to seeing what's coming next.
Ooh, swinging mine train cars; that's interesting. That ride operator in the booth is gonna have some really boring workdays until the ride is finally open to the public.
Plokoon! So good to see you back. I love the park, and I am very curious about the next updates
I recently hid an entire operator and his controls underneath a staircase But seriously, take your spooky planks and build a box around him. Or, possibly, one of the crates from the adventure set might be big enough to encase him forever. Killing peeps is fun. JB's guess plus the mine train cars itself suggest a mining-cave type thing... very anxious to see what you do with it.
Quote: "I am curious about the theme of this ride..."So am I. About the ride operator, you could always plop a piece of scenery over him to cover him up, right? The odd angled woodwork on the façade looks like it's going to be some sort of faux cliff side/rockwork. Just a guess.
Quote: "some good carpenters here."Or not... depends on how you view it. Not a 90o angle to be seen. Nice to see the rockwork being added. The façade is starting to take shape.
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