Theme Park Tycoon: 19 builds with their own look

Some Theme Park Tycoon buildings previously shared very similar models. Version 1.2.0 refreshes 19 builds with more recognisable shapes, structures and ride movements, helping your class see what each team has chosen.

Coasters with distinct tracks and supports

All six coaster designs now have their own track shape and signature details. Wooden Coaster has timber trestles; Looping Coaster has an upright inversion; Dragon Coaster features a dragon above its track; Giant Coaster stands out with a tall climb. Mini Coaster and Steel Coaster also have separate track designs.

Three water rides with different identities

• Log Flume: a raised channel, log-shaped boats and trees beside the track.
• Splash Boats: longer boats following a water channel with its own slope.
• River Rapids: round rafts travelling through a winding channel around rocks and a tree.

Recognisable rides and service buildings

Sky Tower has a rotating observation cabin, distinct from Drop Tower’s seats. Giant Swing uses hanging chairs that rotate around a central mast, while Fire Dragon Ride swings a dragon-shaped body. Fun House has uneven, colourful building sections, and Flying Theater has a dome with a model plane above it.

Five service buildings also have clearer identities: a burger sign for Food, a giant cup for Drink, two doorways for Restroom, a signboard for Information and a ticket gate for Fast Pass.

Keep building with your own question set

The updated models retain their identity from level 1 through level 5. Placement previews for the refreshed builds also match the finished structures. Build prices, upgrades, scoring and the question flow remain the same.

Finish your current round, reload Questora and reopen Theme Park Tycoon to load the update. Your saved question sets are ready to use as students choose the next addition to each team’s park.