Planet Coaster 2

Planet Coaster 2 features powerful creative and customisation tools which allow you to make your rides truly unique. There’s so much to cover, that we’ve created a dedicated guide on Ride Customisation.

Flumes and Slides are new to Planet Coaster 2, bringing their own requirements and construction tools for you to master. Learn more in our dedicated, Building Flumes and Pools guide.

Flat Rides are a staple of many a good theme park!

Flat Rides have set Excitement, Fear and Nausea values, but can be fully customised and styled with scenery to increase their ride attraction score. Many flat rides can also be customised to adjust the sequence and movements performed by the ride. Learn more about Ride Customisation here.

To function, a Flat Ride must have a supply of power from a nearby Distributor, be connected to a path and have an assigned Ride Attendant.

Transport Rides are a great way to help guests get around your park. These rides are more focused on getting your guests from A to B, rather than creating a thrilling experience.

Each Transport Ride can support multiple Stations where guests can get on and off. You can open or close individual Stations however you'd like if you want to direct your guests to a specific spot. It's a good idea to build Stations at key locations around your park that guests might want to visit.

Track Rides share a lot of similarities with rollercoasters, but with less extremes in movement. Track Rides will go at a constant speed around the track, but you can change that speed in the Operations menu.

Track Rides are also built similarly to coasters but are more restricted in their track angles and in the pieces available. Because of this, Track Rides tend to be much gentle experiences than coasters.

To function, a Track Ride must have a supply of power from a nearby Distributor, be connected to a path and have an assigned Ride Attendant.

Rollercoasters are the highlight of any theme park and can be a centrepiece attraction for your guests to enjoy.

Coasters tend to be pricey, so make sure you have enough money before building one. A beloved rollercoaster can become a fixture and attract more guests to your park, so they can be well worth the investment in the long run.

Guests will score their experience in your park based on the moods and thoughts they've had since they arrived. Their score will constantly change as they experience new things, so even the grumpiest guest can have their score turned around if they have enough fun.

Guest Experience feeds into your Park Reputation, which directly affects your Park Rating. Your Park Rating in turn affects how many guests are attracted to your park, so a better experience will encourage more guests to choose your park for a day out!

Guests can pick up ailments during their stay in your park and it’s your job as a Park Manager to both limit these from happening and to help your guests recover.

Guests can develop the following ailments: