#tpt2

Tl;dr my park is a classic American coastal boardwalk park simply called "Beach Boardwalk". It's based pretty heavily off the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk; it's pretty vague but there's a lot of similarities. The two biggest ones are the park's "historic" attractions. There's also a little bit of lore about the NPC's in the park! Also, it takes a full minute to load it rn.

The stuff you didn't want to read:

The first one and the showstopping attraction is the biggest coaster. It's a double out-and-back very similar to SCBB's Giant Dipper (not the San Diego one, although visibly they look pretty similar). In my park's world, it's the oldest standing coaster on the West Coast.

The other historic attraction is the Historic Carousel. My park contains two carousels; one near the entrance imitating a Chance carousel (like the one I operate in real life), and one on the edge of the park that's under a roof for preservation purposes. There's lore on the wall about the history of the ride and its restoration. I've recently started building a Wurlitzer band organ to accompany it.

The more recent piece of lore comes from the fact that I've decided to populate my park with ride operators! I designed a custom uniform for my park & started placing them at the ride behind custom control panels. (I love making control panels for my rides; Giant Dipper's even includes lights indicating which blocks are currently occupied.) Each ride operator has their own brief backstory...

(If you have screen readers, I apologize for the infodump in the image descriptions.)

There's a lot more to this park as at this point I've put a VERY sane and level-headed 68 hours into its existence. :) Some other notable facts are:

My rides have both decorative signs, and medical requirement signs, which in a real theme park, would detail things like how many limbs you need to ride, whether or not you can ride after surgery, etc.

There's a lighthouse in an island in the distance and a train that leads you to the island, that's designed to give you a view of the park's skyline.

Despite my park being a VERY different type of park (it's a major Cedar Fair park, and no not the famous one), I still recreated our wild mouse coaster here. This attraction actually probably had more effort put into it than the stylish wooden coaster it sits next to! Currently the version operating is the third iteration of my park's wild mouse.