Spiral staircases have been included so that pools can be put one on top of each other with a connection. One of the craziest things about these areas is that they can be stacked. Any extra stuff, like animatronics or trees, have to be placed on land outside of the dedicated pool complex area, but it shouldn't be much of a problem for creative designers. Lounge chairs with and without umbrellas, lamps, pool lights, and spas all make for a good way to help your peeps have a good time. In order to make complexes more interesting for peeps, extra objects can be placed around to offer up places to relax and hang out for a while. Peeps will have to exit the area in order to grab a bite to eat. The other thing to remember is that any kinds of other rides and facilities won't be able to be accessed while inside the pool complex. Potentially you could charge and arm and a leg for one gigantic pool complex and let the peeps run free once inside, but it may be a better idea to create several different ones that offer different waterslides in order to maximize profits. You'll have to weigh the options well because water slides don't have the option to charge for individual rides. The bigger and more interesting your water park area is, the more you can charge for entrance. YES NO Figuring out what to charge for entrance into each of these areas is the big question. Instead of the pool areas being completely open for people to wander into and begin swimming willy nilly, each pool complex needs at least one locker room entrance/exit for any people to access it. In order to open a water slide for use, it has to have an entrance coming from a pool complex and a flume end which will hopefully bring your peeps to a happy splashdown in one of the pools in the area. Everything that has to do with pools or slides must to settle inside of a Pool Complex, which is basically made up of cement area and pools. There are a couple of things about the new water park areas that we hadn't quite understood before. They'll happily dive into the water and hang out around the pool for hours. In fact, they seem to be very excited about water parks in general. One thing that's clear from when the original was released is that the peeps are much more responsive to rides. We've seen Soaked! in the past, but this is the first day that we've really had to sit down and give the game enough attention to build a small park and experiment a little bit with waterslides. I suppose it's pretty appropriate that this June when the sun begins to beat down on the US in full force, RollerCoaster Tycoon 3: Soaked! will be released into stores, giving those that wish an escape from the heat. Sure, they're not technically roller coasters, but they sure are fun, especially in those hot summer days.
One thing that was always missing from the original RollerCoaster Tycoon was the ability to create and maintain water parks.
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