Part 30

Master Part 30 of RollerCoaster Tycoon with our comprehensive guide. Learn strategies for Mineral Park, Coaster Crazy, and more to achieve your park goals.

This section covers three scenarios in RollerCoaster Tycoon: .40 G's, Mineral Park, and Coaster Crazy. Each scenario presents unique challenges and goals for players to achieve.

.40 G's

Description: A challenging scenario with a high guest count goal.

Starting Conditions:

• Starting Loan: $5,000
• Maximum Loan: $20,000
• Starting Staff: 2 (1 Handyman, 1 Mechanic)
• Land Available to Buy: No
• Construction Rights Available to Buy: No
• Starting # of Guests: 92
• Park Open at Start: Yes

Goal: Attract a large number of guests within two years.

Strategy: Lower park admission prices significantly to draw in more guests. Build a second path to the exit to alleviate congestion. Utilize the four single-rail coasters to attract visitors, but be prepared to build more to reach the target guest count.

Difficulty: 4/10

48. Mineral Park

Description: Transform an abandoned stone quarry into a tourist attraction.

Starting Conditions:

• Starting Loan: $10,000
• Maximum Loan: $20,000
• Starting Staff: 0
• Land Available to Buy: No
• Construction Rights Available to Buy: No
• Starting # of Guests: 0
• Park Open at Start: No

Goal: Achieve a park value of at least $10,000 by the end of October, Year 2.

Available Rides:

• Roller Coasters: Virginia Reel, Wooden Crazy Rodent, Steel Wild Mouse, Steel Mini
• Thrill Rides: Water Slide, Log Flume
• Gentle Rides: Crooked House, Car Ride, Ghost Train
• Shops/Stalls: Burger Bar, Drink Stall, Information Kiosk, Bathroom
• Scenery/Theming: Trees, Shrubs and Bushes, Tropical and Desert Trees, Gardens, Path Items, Walls and Fences, Statues and Fountains, Mine Theming Objects, Wonderland Theming Objects

Researchable Rides: Includes various roller coasters, thrill rides, gentle rides, shops, and scenery, plus ride improvements.

Strategy: The goal is easily achievable with the ample space and ride selection. Focus on building rides and attractions to increase park value. The starting conditions are generous for this scenario.

Difficulty: 2/10

49. Coaster Crazy

Description: Develop a mountainside area into a vast roller coaster park with limited funds but unlimited time.

Starting Conditions:

• Starting Loan: $10,000
• Maximum Loan: $25,000
• Starting Staff: 0
• Land Available to Buy: No
• Construction Rights Available to Buy: No
• Starting # of Guests: 0
• Park Open at Start: No

Goal: Have 10 different types of roller coasters operating, each with an excitement value of at least 6.00.

Available Rides:

• Roller Coasters: Wooden Side Friction, Virginia Reel, Wooden, Wooden Crazy Rodent, Steel Mini, Mine Train
• Thrill Rides: Scrambled Eggs, Swinging Ship, Swinging Inverter Ship, Water Slide, Log Flume
• Gentle Rides: Crooked House, Merry Go Round, Car Ride, Ghost Train, Miniature Railroad, Boat Hire
• Shops/Stalls: Fries Stall, Burger Bar, Drink Stall, Information Kiosk, Bathroom
• Scenery/Theming: Trees, Shrubs and Bushes, Tropical and Desert Trees, Gardens, Path Items, Walls and Fences, Statues and Fountains, Mine Theming Objects, Wonderland Theming Objects, Jurassic Theming Objects

Researchable Rides: Extensive list of roller coasters, thrill rides, gentle rides, shops, and scenery, along with numerous ride improvements.

Strategy: While there's no time limit or guest count, the key is to research and build 10 distinct roller coaster types. Players new to building various coasters may need to use the ample time to learn and experiment.

Difficulty: Not explicitly rated, but implies a learning curve for coaster variety.