MARFleparks - Echenima Resort [RCT2]

[djbrcace1234TPR Game Exchange Moderator and RCT/RCT2 hacker]

I actually say two. One to be like the trolly cars, but since this is a movie studio type park, my mind scartches on the idea of another tram ride, like a monorail. I looked around in the park already, and I love what you did! The whole park is so alive, and I love how it has such a Disney esqe to the park!

Great job, Mike.

[10ryansmith2 + 2 = donkey!]

First, love the parks and all that is going on.

What about something underground? Like a subway? No track inbetween the stations and smallish changes to were the stations are. If this doesnt work I think that the thrid one is the better of the three.

[CalifolfI'm a know-it-all about donkeys!]

By survey of guests (and various forums) it has been decided to use two forms of transport for the park. In fact, here's a hint of one of them under construction at this very moment:



Meanwhile, back in Echenima Park, James Bond 007: Medinan opened to much critical acclaim (and appropriate crowds):



I would tell more, but it's one in the morning and I am tired, so I'll leave it at this: The ride itself is based on the famous cars chases of the films, and the word Medinan has a major role in the ride's storyline (seriously, this is by far the most detailed ride in the resort in terms of story and outline).



But before I go, remember that panel in the Company's expo MARFest? The one where MARFleparks was gonna build Satellite Resorts? Well, only one will be built, according to this report by the Sacramento Bee:

MARF Drops Potential San Francisco Resort in Favor of Orlando
8/1/10 Esparto, California - MARF announced it's final plans for expansion of it's MARFleparks division. Among those plans originally included two resorts in the United States: one in San Francisco on the abandoned Hunters Point and one in Orlando a few miles northeast of Orlando International, as well as an Echenima Resort in the United Kingdom. During a recent press release, MARF withdrew it's plans for San Francisco citing environmental concerns, transportation issues, as well as the surrounding area being deemed too dangerous for travelers. MARF will be going forward with the Orlando resort, which, while lacking an Echenima Park, will include two hotels, an outdoor shopping center, a 'Globally-themed' park, as well as possible Monorail access to and from Orlando International. When asked to comment, MARF CEO Micheal Folf simply said "We expect to wake up the competition upon arrival."

Hasta Lunes!

[CoasterCreator9A donkey is a domesticated member of the Equidae or horse family.]

Looks awesome Mike!

(Oh yeah, keep in mind Arcadia/Adventure Shores/Palm Bay Zoo are located in Palm Bay, Florida. Disney, Sea World and Universal are not the only competition he has.. )

[Kraken & MantaIndiana Jones and the Temple of the Forbidden Donkey.]

Looks great! I can't wait to see what you make of the Orlando parks.

^ Your forgetting one

[dmaxsba2408TPR's RCT2 Expert]

Really enjoyed looking around in your park. I have a question about the ride To Fly, why is there two entrances to the ride? I can understand having two stations one as an entrance and one as an exit but To Fly has one that is an entrance and one that is an entrance and exit.

Forgive me but I can't remember the name of the water coaster boat ride, but it to me is the highlight of the park.

[CalifolfI'm a know-it-all about donkeys!]

@CC9 I figured there'd be plenty of competition, but I have some tricks up my sleeves.

@KLM We shall see...

@dmax Those secondary queues (found on Go Fly, Legend of Eureka, Adventure of Harbor Cove, and Nova Voyager) were an attempt at doing 'single rider lines' in order to fill up empty spots by placing said queues ahead of the main one. This failed (or in the case of Nova Voyager, backfired to the point of having to place 'no entry signs on the line), and I have basically forgotten about it until you pointed it out.

[CoasterCreator9A donkey is a domesticated member of the Equidae or horse family.]

Tricks, eh? As does CDI.

Anyway, back on topic, I always seem to like parks with trams in them for some reason.

[Chris Benvenuto2012+Mayan=BS!]

What about also using a Monorail system to charter guests around the park?

Monorails are teh sexy.

[devol4Which came first the turtle or the donkey?]

Haha, I just stumbled across this park while browsing the TPR Forums for the first time in a while, and I can't get over how cool this park is! Definitely one of the best RCT2 parks I've ever seen. It's pretty amazing living near Sacramento and how your linking it to the real world ^^