Theme Park cheats 



Earn $50.000

cheat 

     1.Use HORZA as your nickname 
     2.type C to earn $ 50.000 

Get all rides

cheat for full version 

     1.Use HORZA as your nickname 
     2.type option-z to get all rides. 
     3.type shift-z to get all scenery. 
     4.type control-z to get all shops. 

Double your money

cheat for full version 

     1.Start a new game, do nothing, then restart another game. Your money will go from 100k to 200k. 

Food stall hint

hint 

       Many food stalls can be approached from both bellow and above so long as the path runs directly behind them? Set them up with a path running in
       front and behind the stall and they'll sell food and drink from both sides hence maximising your revenue. 

Bugs

announcement 

       Placing a roller coaster can cause the people to stay away. 
       Electronic Arts has abandoned the Mac, so no patch is available :-( 
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
       
1) If cheating's not your bag, then swallow your pride
                       and sit through the 

                       tutorial. It's no use whining about how nothing works
                       unless you know the basics 

                       of laying paths, queues and rides. 

                       2) Open the park immediately when you begin the
                       game. Even though only a couple 

                       of visitors trickle through, you make money straight
                       away. 

                       3) Always watch the thought bubbles. For example, if a bunch of people are
                       hungry 

                       in one area of the park, it's worth building a burger stall immediately just to 

                       please them. 

                       4) Develop your park slowly and don't rush into burning all your cash, because

                       when things start to go wrong in a huge park, you just can't cope. Building 

                       gradually means everything doesn't wear out at the same time. 

                       5) If you place a ride in the wrong position, don't be afraid to remove it. 

                       Remember, if you uproot it straight away, you probably won't have to pay
                       anything. 

                       Brutal, executive streamlining is nothing to be ashamed of. 

                       6) Go for a large variety of rides as opposed to identical ones. Always choose

                       a new ride over an existing one, and if you do duplicate them, make sure
                       they're 

                       at opposite ends of the park. 

                       7) It's often better to sell a ride on when it starts to break down rather than 

                       just closing it and waiting for a mechanic to do his thang. As you get deeper 

                       into the game, no one wants to bother with primitive technology anyway.
                       Also, 

                       closed rides tend to make people unhappy. 

                       8) Keep a close eye on stock levels, because if a store is closed for any
                       length 

                       of time, you lose money. By the time the Advisor tells you a shop is running
                       low 

                       and the sold-out notices go up, it's already too late -- order immediately. The 

                       best way is to always have stock on order -- you can delay its arrival by 

                       ordering if need be. 

                       9) Stalls are brilliant. They make easy money don't generate litter and 

                       entertain your guests. The all-important key to a successful stall is to couple

                       a small cost and prize with a moderate chance of winning. Moderation is much

                       more likely to generate reliable revenue than more risky high-cost offers. 

                       10) The advantages when placing stalls are obvious. They're smaller than
                       rides 

                       and so can be slotted in all over the place. Just remember that like rides, you

                       should aim for as much variety as possible and avoid positioning identical 

                       stalls too close to each other. 

                       11) Don't neglect the simple things in the park. Place trees lakes and smart 

                       fences all over the place to impress the people -- particularly around the
                       roller 

                       coaster. 

                       12) Employ handymen the moment litter starts appearing. Large build-ups of 

                       litter mean you could probably get away with increasing the prices on your 

                       food stalls. Handymen aren't the brightest of souls and frequently end up 

                       getting lost, so keep your pathways simple and use the way point navigation 

                       system on their icon bar when necessary. You want them to deal with vomit
                       and 

                       litter, so where possible, position them outside manic rides and food shops -- 

                       Pokey Cola stands are particularly bad, but coffee shops have their own bins.

                       13) Hire mechanics as soon as a ride show signs of breaking down. Although 

                       sandwich-crazy, they normally reach them before an explosion is on the
                       cards. 

                       Mechanics can only fix one ride at a time. So in the event of two rides going 

                       into their death throes, you need to either turn one ride off and set your 

                       mechanic on the other, or employ and additional mechanic. An alternative
                       method 

                       is to slow one damaged ride down and repair the second. The queues grow,
                       but the 

                       people are happier than if the ride wasn't open at all. It's a gamble, but you 

                       can increase the odds by keeping an eye on the people. 

                       14) Place entertainers by the longer queues to keep people happy, and when
                       it 

                       starts raining, put them by the park entrance so they can hand out
                       umbrellas. 

                       15) Hire security guards when Hells Angels start appearing. You know when
                       that 

                       happens because they beat up entertainers and rides break down more
                       quickly. You 

                       can't stop the thugs from getting into your park, so the only option is to
                       eject 

                       them when they misbehave. Hire lots of guards and send them after the
                       thugs. You 

                       could try sacrificing an entertainer to their knuckle-dusters -- at least that 

                       way, the thugs don't ruin any of your rides. 

                       16) When building the park and dealing with tricky problems, slow the game
                       speed 

                       down. This gives you more time to plan and reduce mistakes. 

                       17) Make sure you spend plenty of money on research, because as well as
                       helping 

                       the park grow and helping you win the most advanced park award, placing new

                       rides makes the game more fun to play. You can always buy new rides when
                       they 

                       become available. 

                       18) When positioning rides, remember you can move entrances and exits 

                       relatively easily. Keep their immediate vicinity clear to save problems later. 

                       19) It's a good idea to buy up some shares in your theme park. Not only does
                       it 

                       protect you from being bought out, but if the park does well, it also gives you

                       some extra cash to play with. 

                       20) Always increase your ticket price immediately after adding a new ride to
                       the 

                       park. 

                       21) Build places where people can queue up that are long enough to support
                       all 

                       those who want to go on the ride -- people won't join a full queue, and
                       therefore 

                       miss out. You can increase the length of your queue provided you have left
                       room 

                       for extra tiles. 

                       22) You can have lots of fun laying out the park -- there are a few pointers
                       to 

                       help you on your way: Put a balloon shop by the entrance; cut down walking
                       time 

                       by avoiding snaking paths that lead nowhere and instead have a straight path 

                       with rides coming off it; signpost your park as much as you can; and make
                       the 

                       most of one-way routes. 

                       23) Finally, never leave the park unattended. Pause it if you need to pop off
                       for 

                       a minute. There's always something to do. A well-maintained park is a
                       successful 

                       one. 
                       
                       
                       
                       
Easy Money: Bug Exploitation 

                       The best way to take advantage of this bug is to go to
                       a Sideshow that has a low play cost. While somebody is
                       playing, up the play cost to $10,000 (and make sure
                       you confirm the change to get that price activated).
                       When they finish the game of chance, you will get the
                       $10,000 instead of the original lower play cost. Of
                       course, no one will play it at $10,000, so return the
                       price to its original low amount. You can exploit this
                       bug as often as you like. 

                       Easy Money: $0 Gate Price 

                       Begin a small park with four Sideshows close together
                       (set the Sideshow prize value to $10 with a maximum
                       win possibility -- to make the customers happy), two
                       Rides, one Shop (food), one Bathroom, and a Gate Price of $0. If all four
                       Sideshows are within view of each other, you can perform a global price
                       hike/drop for all of them easily, making $40,000 a pop. The $0 Gate Price
                       gets customers in fast, makes them happy, and they stay longer and play
                       more. 
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       
                       If you're greedy and want it all straight away, then this
                       cheat will be right 

                       up your street. Simply load up the game as normal,
                       then when asked for your 

                       nickname, type "demo." When the game menu comes
                       up, select Continue Game and 

                       you'll have a massive pre-built theme park, complete
                       with high-tech rides and 

                       loads of money. There are a few flaws in the park, and
                       you can either fool around 

                       tweaking it or merely look after it for a couple of years, and then put it up
                       for 

                       auction. Remember, though -- if you sell it after one year, no one will bid for
                       it. 

                       At auction, your stolen site should be worth about 2 million quid -- enough to 

                       start your own park and build just about anything you want. 

                       Use the following cheat with extreme caution because it will bust the game 

                       wide open. Enter your nickname as "horza" and create a new park. Now when
                       the 

                       game starts up press [Ctrl] and [c]. The first time you do it, you get all the 

                       stalls. Second time, all the rides, and the third time, you get a few thousand 

                       dollars. 

                       Did you know that many food stalls can be approached from both below and
                       above 

                       so long as the path runs directly behind them? Set them up with a path
                       running 

                       in front and behind the stall, and they'll sell food and drink from both sides, 

                       hence maximizing your revenue.