#thylacinian

Proooobably one of my favourite pieces of queue decor.

It’s so pretty, I really wish I had a nighttime shot of it because it’s lovely. It’s great because it’s a little wider than default queue width, so you can use it on curves and serpentine style queues with great flexibility.

Oh, man. This friend. This is a good friend.

A simple1-square piece of path decor from the Lantern Collection, it is GREAT for curves and bends in tightly curved queues. It pairs really nicely with the other two pieces of queue decor in this collection, and I often mix and match them depending on the queue itself. A great way to bump up your queue rating with comparatively little effort.

Queue decor!!

This is a very simple 3 square long, enclosed, piece of path decor. Works best on very straight path sections, and although I haven’t tried it yet, I bet it looks pretty fab if you enlosed one end and put a shop in there.

Another one from the Lantern Collection. An earlier build, but great for atmosphere.

This is a double sided 2-slot complex, plus ATM. It takes up about the same foot print as my wide boy from the miscellaneous collection, but has a bit more use. I personally like having this fellow near ride exits, as there’s a bathroom on one side and a souvenir stall on the other, but you can change out the contents for whatever shop or facility you need.

So thiiis is sort of a queue shelter. It was going to be more open in design but, well, it’s a Nuclear Winter so I’m sure the guests will appreciate having a roof over their heads.

This lil guy is 3 squares long, looks great at night, and is a great candidate to double in your Western and Halloween themed parks.

I am dying to make the Sleepy Hollow bridge with this, not gonna lie.

You could easily also enclose one section and make it a bathroom or other shop/facility. I recommend sandstone wall for that, but the choice is yours!

Ok, this one’s my favourite so far. No surprises, this is part of the Nuclear Winter collection - but you can probably slide it into a Western park with very little trouble.

This blueprint has 2 shop slots, for all your shop and facility needs. This was a more recent build of mine, and has a few more SFX/Animatronics than earlier builds lol. The chimney stack will puff, the cables spark, and everything is overseen by a guard who you can easily make a pirate if you really wanted.

I haven’t had the chance to play-test this guy yet but from what I have been able to test, the pathing works pretty well. Enjoy!

So this is one of the first ones I made in my current park, and it’s quite a neat little complex. I call this .. uh. The. Lantern Collection. Yep. The Lantern Collection.

What we have here is what I would consider a small to medium sized complex. It has 3 shop/facility slots plus the ATM. It can be accessed from one or several sides, that’s all up to you.

I do highly recommend using pathing-on-grid to initially connect the shops by path, or you’ll end up with some weird looking navigation. Once all your shops are connected (it’ll look like a square shaped U if you move the building away), then marry it to the actual park pathing. It’s a bit tricky if you’re not familiar with doing it this way, but it works and is definitely your best option. I really wish pathing was included on blueprints sometimes.

It’s just so pretty to look at at night. Sigh.

The next part of the Nuclear Winter collection. This is part of a theme centered around Post-Apocalypse, rustic, rebuild-the-world type themes.

It’s also an earlier build of mine, but it came out nicely asymmetrical and I’m pretty pleased. The interior is quite wide, you should be able to fit about a 6 metre path through it, iirc. There’s a single slot for a facility in it too, which at the moment is a bathroom but you could make it an information booth or similar, quite easily.

I’ll probably go back and tidy this one up some time next month, it could do with a little bit of tweaking still, but overall I’m pretty darn happy with it.