Just multiply 0.026 by prestiege and thats your price. Nice video.

You have no idea how helpful this video was! I did the Chief Beef's Raceway scenario from beginning to end this weekend and made a bundle of money...fast. Had the game on one monitor, and calculator on the other. This will be helpful going forward. Great job! 👍

Great video! It's really interesting seeing these in-depth aspects of the game being tested.

Thank you Brothgar! I really love these depth analyses. And your formula seems to work perfectly so now it's time to pump up the income from my parks!

Thank you for doing all the work for us!! this will help me out greatly and deserves more likes and views.

This is great, love all of these videos you post that get at the math behind the game. Good job.

This was so awesome, thank you!

I love these experiment videos. Just found out about this channel and I´m hooked. And my PC right now can´t even handle 20 guests in PC on the lowest settings :P

Thanks for taking the time to make this, very informative! I'm finding the varieties of shops to be confusing as far as sales go. One store is packed, the other is empty. Any chance you are testing shops in the future? Thanks!

Amazing video! Keep it up!

This series is awesome.

I found your channel randomly. I really like the energy you give off.

You're a good youtuber, you deserver more likes and subscribers!

It’s a 6 year old video. But it stands up to this date. Thanks for the info and testing

Thanks. I love the vids

I'm very bad with money so this game was a struggle for me in that department. But this helped alot! Thank you :D

extremely helpful, thanks

You did my question!!! THANKS!!!

On rides especially flat rides not so much rollercoaster, make sure you change it to start at full and up the loading time to get the most peeps. The way it starts it sometimes doesnt even fill half way

Now, let's work on figuring out maximum shop prices / options!

So as this magic number is no longer magical, I've done some testing (this time with spreadsheet), and the current magic number for Thrill rides (noncoaster type rides) seems to be 34 (add some decimals, I really couldn't be bothered with min-maxing this). With this number, NOBODY complains, so you can play with it from there. This is assuming 100% scenery (this matters) (also no entrance fee, though OP said this didn't matter back then, 2 years later it does seem to matter (somewhat). Verification required). For track-based rides, I'm doing further testing, but ride duration plays a significant role. I used the go kart scenario to test this further. The longer the ride takes (not how long the track is, however with coasters ofc this is the same thing), the more money you can get (but the longer it takes for them to get off and spend more money elsewhere, so consider carefully). I DID NOT BOTHER WITH TRYING DECIMALS. This can be way more accurate: For the go karts, at a track length of 479 (1 lap), the magic number is ~36. For 2 laps (equaling a track length of 479*2), this is ~32. For a 937 long ride (1 lap), the number is also 32. I will test later if this holds up with coasters, but I would assume so.

Very nice video! I would also love to see some kind of flat rides optimization, how to change up sequences to get more people to ride them etc.

Hey Brothgar, I heard that they rebalanced ride prestige in patch 1.2. It might be worth making an update video to see if the numbers in this video still work.

This is going to be so freaking useful! Thank you so much! Now my question is: How does ride ratings (E/I/N) translate to prestige? Or does it literally not matter how good a ride is, only how prestigious it is?

Personally I would take your calculated price and raise it 10%. Because it seemed like a 10%-ish increase only gave you about 5-7% people thinking "too expensive" which means you'd still make 3-5% more profit (as you briefly mentioned at the end!) I'm also curious, was this only for coasters? I'm guessing flat rides and track rides have different baselines? As in, they're probably still a linear increase but the prices are just lower overall? Thanks for the video!

Long queue will need more expensive scenery around it than short queue. You increased the length of the queue but the new section of it doesn't have any expensive scenery piece near it.

Nice work sir o7

OMG, I used your calculator and went from scraping by to printing cash, thank you so much

The drinks and food might be related to the customer's willingness to pay for a ride more than you suggest. Is a hungry or thirsty guest as likely to ride a ride?

This is fantastic information. Well done on the research!

Love it because I play planet coaster and teach 8th grade algebra! I should do this with my students

Ain't is Prestige / 37.6 instead of Prestige * 37.6 like you were saying in the video?

Could you please re-do for the newer patch update.

You're like... a financial GOD.

Genius

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There are 2 Tutorial 32s?

How big must be cost of entrance?

You mean you should *divide* prestige by 37.6 (not multiply)

clever!

my guest complain that they dont want to ride wild blue for 10$ i dont think making it 16$ is good...

i think they have nerfed it. I think the number is now 29 * prestige.

This would only be accurante if entry was free ? Correct ?

They changed it now i think cause it don't work for me mine always has been $4 or $5 Per Star but it was fun to watch i was hoping it would still work lol

Anybody knows if the graphic is still linear after the patches?

So, I know this video is a few years old now, but something I just wanna note: When you lengthened the path, it DID get the path closer to some scenery... HOWEVER, the length of the path as compared to the amount of scenery did not maintain the right ratio. From what I've seen, longer paths require more scenery. Makes sense, right? So when you lengthened the path to take it next to the ride's scenery, you made it too long. Just needed to add a bit more scenery to make up the difference.

lots lots lotsa money money moneh

Park entry fee plays a factor in ride ticket price so this does not seem to work.

So you set a price say 37 dollars then you look at the rides prestige say I have 900 prestige so I’d divide my prestige to my price so 900 divided by 37 for an example be 25 dollars interesting

How much you charge to get in the park affects it too, just fyi.

Did you mean to say divide prestige by 37.6? Bc if you multiply it your talking like 13 thousand for a ticket..

How did you get that many guests in your park? Max is 4000 on the console edition

Do you know, why family groups don't use ATM?

Wait, wait, wait, wait. You're looking for the point when 0% of people think the ride is too expensive? This might not be the best way to make money. Perhaps you should instead find out what the most profitable point is in this relationship. Less customers, but more $ per customer.

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You didn't control for queue scenery rating... Isn't that one of the primary variables that controls how much you can charge?

is the entry fee affect riding fees. i think it does.

Ovation encore

It's cool how you can take 11 minutes to say: Price = Prestige / 37.6.

Jief

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Too long of a video, fails to get to the point, too lolmonkeywacky. Downvoted.