To put all of the rides in your amusement park, push [Alt] + Z.

You can have more than one person with the same name (which works well when using the
cheats) by changing the capitalization of various letters. For example "Chris
Sawyer" can be used on another person by making all letters lower or upper case
("chris sawyer" and "CHRIS SAWYER").

To remove weeds without mowing the landscape, click on a construction button (like the
leveling land button). Then click on a weed it will disappear!

Click on construction, delete everything until the end of the first loop, and make a flat
piece. Then, add an on-ride photo section. Make it go up and add another loop. Next, make
it go at the highest angle and click on the short turn at the top. Build about four to six
of these and set the launch speed at 50 to 58 mph. This should make you over $2000 an hour
and barely costs any money or time.

Place plenty of benches near the roller coaster exit paths. Sick guests will sit there
after the ride, allowing them to eventually feel better. Also place benches by snack bars.
Additionally, pick up sick guests and let them sit like that for a while.

Enter "Melanie Warn" as a guest name. -From: Funtez213@aol.com

Set your research to just roller coasters until you receive a steel or inverted steel
coaster. Build a lot of power launched mode rolle rcoasters( such as the Shuttle Loop).
This should increase your park rating and guest numbers. If you set the advertisements all
at four weeks your money, park rating, and guests will all increase.

Open a ride and as soon as it is full, double click on close to get the money the
guests paid for the ride.

When your park has enough money to afford all of advertisement campaigns, put all of
them on. Then, hike the entry price to $50. Crowds will come swarming in because of the
advertisements and will pay $50 to enter. This will result in quick and easy money.

When in Dynamic Dunes go to the Dynamic Blaster roller coaster. Set the price to t $3,
wait until you get a very long line, then hike the price up to about $10. Every person in
that line will have to pay $10 to ride. Note: Using a higher price may cause
everyone to leave the line.

Build a roller coaster with a very long waiting line and open it with a very cheap
price. Wait until you notice that the ride is full. While people are waiting to ride
immediately change the price to the highest to force them to pay. Note: People that
do not have money will not pay and will leave the park.

Build the Go Kart ride and create a very long waiting path. Make sure the price is
free. Advertise your new ride. When you have a huge line, increase the price, but keep it
under $10. Everybody who can afford it will pay that much. When the line dies down, lower
the price back to free, and repeat.

Increase your sale of food and drinks by putting the shops on the exit portion of a
ride. However, you must keep the prices at a reasonable price. You can also put the rest
rooms there, and put a charge to use them.

Build any ride which is popular (for example, Shuttle Loop) and make a very long queue.
When the queue is full, raise the land directly outside the entrance, blocking it. Then,
raise the entrance fee to that ride very high, and to get out , the people have to pay to
go on the ride to exit.

An easy way to get money very quickly is to open a roller coaster that you would price
very high. Then, wait for the people to pay for the ride and get on. Pause game play,
close the ride, open the ride, and the people that paid for the ride will get off very
quickly so that more people can get on.

Build a souvenir shop and set the umbrella price to $20 and people will buy it when it
rains.

Once the monorail is available to build, make a plot of land with a few paths linked
together. Do not link these paths to any other path. Make sure this is enough to sustain
about 20 to 40 guests. Build many rides and shops in this space that you do not have
elsewhere in your park; perhaps repeat some of the rides people love (such as slides and
shuttle loops). Hire a mechanic and a handyman (and an entertainer and a security guard if
desired). It also helps to add some scenery. Then, build your monorail linking this
secluded patch of land to your main park. Make sure the price of the monorail is
reasonable, or you will be dealing with some unused rides. Guests will pay to get to your
lovely patch of land, and they will have to pay to get out.

Enter "Chris Sawyer" as a guest name to have them walk around and take pictures of
your park. -From: Fmodena1@aol.com