After popular request, here is the download the 4-station Twister Coaster near the end: drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/18TMVio5BnPocmXSLO-BdoyRc8n7NvyfZ For those of you curious: An art-deco food stall in a maze trap with 9600 guests (the vanilla guest limit) can make about €135k per hour if you charge €4.10 for the noodles and €4.40 for the lemonade. Not a ride so it doesn't count and it also won't allow for any other rides in the park to make any money, but it's still very high and outperforms the the single-station vertical drop coaster.

I like how we've resorted to simply scamming the guests by charging them $20 a pop and immediately kicking them off the ride. They love it.

I sat down, all excited and ready to go for a ride on the monorail. All of a sudden, time stopped around me. After a brief moment of complete tranquility in time and space, I found myself outside of the exit again. Despite the crowded queueline with no personal space and sweaty entertainers forcing me to smile, 10/10 experience. Worth the €20. - Park Review of Guest 437. Probably.

Marcel has more "Oh yeah, one more thing" moments than Columbo

Hey Marcel. Something you didn't consider about the Maze. It gets increased stats for every single tile of maze in the ride (up to 100), so you can optimise the maze even further by having an inaccessible 99tile garden adjacent to your 1 tile maze.

I like that while most ride designs of this sort naturally end up looking like grotesque abominations of nature designed purely for profit in a dystopian way, the coaster design at 14:53 actually looks both very elegant and practical at the same time. Nicely done!

There's something arcane about learning that the monorail somehow has the biggest profit potential in the game

A constantly-moving queue is one of my most basic principles when I design a coaster. That coaster at 15:00 is pure art to me.

Taking a moment to appriciate Marcel called his Enterprise flatride after the Federation Galaxy class ship from Star Trek TNG

Imagine being a guest in that monorail queue and wondering why the line never seems to stop moving despite the train never going anywhere

Every time Marcel says "Or is it?", take a drink.

After the eternity coaster I'm not sure why I'm still surprised that Marcel goes above and beyond using mechanics I'd never think of to answer RCT questions, but I'm still impressed

I know you did a guide on the effect that a guests mood parameters have, but I'd like to see a guide on how guest actions affect their mood: how do rides affect their happiness/nausea? What increases and lowers tiredness and what have you.

>20jr geleden voor het laatst gespeeld. Dankzij KZfaq algoritme bij een van je filmpjes terecht gekomen. Afgelopen dagen bijna al je filmpjes bekeken, vandaag op de iPad de hele middag met mijn zoons pretparken gebouwd. Tijdloos spel, zit echt heel goed in elkaar.

9:51 Guests won't buy a photo because they know they're going to die.

1:29 What do you mean "for some reason?" It's FLOWER POWER DUDE, LET'S GOOOOOOO

For the purposes of maximizing photo profit, maybe you could set up a mechanism that allows guests to ride a roller coaster at most twice. A ride with two stations, one of which can only be reached by riding the ride via the other.

So one of the best ways to make a profit is to trick the guests into riding a boring ride for 20 euros because it hasn't been tested yet

Never knew that the flowerpower bumperride would have that ridiculous high bonuses. But i think the answer lays in the 2nd last word of my first sentence.

I'm deep enough in the game to where little surprises me anymore, but you usually manage to blow my mind once at least per video. In this one, it was "guests dont buy a photo the first time they ride a ride."

I'll never get tired of seeing the Death Maze.

Seeing the wonderfully colorful and vibrant parks you make is why you are one of my favorite channels. You're basically the king of RCT content.

i think it would be interesting to know what ride is the fastest to pay itself off. I feel that might balance the tracked rides out a little, until you get into the micro coasters

That name of the Enterprise ride... good details Marcel, well played.

Thanks for all your videos, I have played RCT2 for years and never realized how much I could charge and was able to beat scenarios so much faster with your tips. 🎉

I always run a free carousel at the entryway of every park I run. Not because it does anything all that useful, but I feel like everyone should be able to go on a carousel once in a while. I also like the music.

imagine the abject horror if someone gave him a real theme park.

Throughput is king!

It’s like Disneyland, they increase their prices but people still pay for admission

Great video. So many results that subvert expectations, and you set them up nicely.

"...This is because for very new rides the ride ticket prices are calculated a little bit different. How it exactly works is not important right now..." -> Proceeds to immediately explain in a extremely detailed manner how it exactly works anyway. LOL

If you wonder why guests are content with £20 and instant exit, remember Mr. Bones.

just wanted to say thanks for your videos marcel, i don't even play rct but your voice is so soothing i watch your videos to help fall asleep quite frequently!❤

Recently I came across a weird situation in RCT2. I was trying to build a park causualy, but in away that it looks like it rests on top of a hill, like a high ground. So from the edge of the map, it takes one slope to reach the park gate, and from the gate, it take another slope to reach the playable area / owned area. When I start playing, I realised that the park was making profits, but not a single guest is able to reach the playable area, nor able to play on any ride. In stead, as soon as a guest pay the $60 entrance fee, the guest will drop into hell, just like the one tile maze that kills thousands. Dose this ever happened to anyone before?

6:04 I knew that Joel was onto something with the DON'T GET LOST design

I'm more in awe of how many mascots you have working each queue lol

Got any grapes? Oh, the nostalgia Marcel, the nostalgia!

7:56 Google says the ride name is "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" in Dutch, for the curious.

Hey, love your videos! Id love to see you tackle something like "most profitable ride per tile/area" to see what is in theory the most profitable ride to tile your park with!

Guests: I'm scared of the G forces! Also guests: -has no issues going into rides with extreme G forces that would turn them into nothing but a splatter of blood-

That launch free fall made me nervous just watching. Heavy cart and off the top XD

I mean as a kid I used to place down the kart track, make a massive mega race track, and just watch NPC's race. I don't have any use for this information, so here take it.

@15:18 this design is simply brilliant

What would be your strategy to build the most profitable park possible?

I remember I had an issue when I was a kid playing where people were constantly paying a ton for some monorail I made and wouldn't go on any other rides I made (probably cause the stats sucked) and I had to get rid of it cause I wanted the guests to stop getting stuck on a loop of getting off the monorail and immediately wanting to get back on

Oohh! You're rolling the on-ride photo dice with Advantage!

@10:10 it has plenty trains... even 1 too much.... Sorry i'm also a Factorio fan! :-) i'd like to design my rides that with a full queue 1 train is boarding and 1 train is off boarding or in some cases, just arriving at the station. The puzzel in this for me is timing the block breaks of your ride to also keep the trains rolling down the track and only break in an emergency (to keep the realism a bit). This is why i love the new block break design (you can now set the speed).... setting the speed to the maximum make's it a "Track sensor" Queuing the next train to the next section (keeping in mind that when braked at that track piece it can still make it back to the station or.... just brake entirely. you can overshoot them when you go to fast....)

I see what you did there, Marcel "Got any grapes?"

When I looked up most profitable rides I didn’t expect to find MOST profitable rides video😂

"Guest 1: I'm not paying that much for Monorail 1" Marcel: O 3:08 oh no not this again😅" Guest 1: I'm not paying 99.99$ For Monorail 1. "Marcel: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE3EEEEEEEEEEE! HULK SMASH. *Marcel: karate chops 89 benches in half and mangles 69 lamposts. Guest 1: "The vandalism here is bad. Marcel: "This path is disgusting. Guest 1: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! HULK MEGA SMASH! Karate chops 100 benches and mangles. 100 lamposts* Marcel: The vandalism here is bad.

Me while watching Marcel's videos: Neat! I can't wait to use this info while I play the game myself Me while playing: Uuhhhh, I guess I build a merrygoround

Always a good day when a new MarcelVos video pops up !

Ty for vid Lord Marcel!

I didn't expect a monorail scam to be the answer

Still hoping you'll make a list of 10+ excitement rollercoasters that are actual practical builds we can use in game.

Most profitable ride is the endless fall into the abyss after paying the entrance fee. Saves tons on not needing to hire works or to have actual rides in the park.

great love a new video!

Umbrellas at $20 are the real money maker. You can easily do $5-6k in shop sales in a month when it rains with 1500ish guests

Maybe try the monorail trick with Splash boats, and a multi-minute ride time after the 4th station. You'll *start* with all your boats at station 1, sure, but while you run every boat through station 1, you'll also be able to run them through 2-3. Reset after the last boat leaves station 1 (or maybe after station 3, as that's when you drop back down to operating on a single station again). Not having trains at all 4 stations right after a reset just means you have ramp-up time, it doesn't completely kill increased profits. Or will you have stats calc'd after entering station 2? If train 1 needs to get back to station 1 for stats to calc...

I love the part about the photo section!

According to the openrct2 code, there is no check for having ridden the ride before when buying a photo. I think it is some quirk related to the code for doing the check never running in the first place because of the instant transition to falling. My best interpretation is that "some part" of the low level guest position updating code is clearing out the set ride id just before the ride photo code fires, but I can't pinpoint it.

7:57 😂"Rupsje Nooitgenoeg"

There should be an ongoing challenge to see the maximum you can make per hour on a scenario ( similar to a speedrun but more profit focused)

I don't play RTC2 any more. I haven't played it in years. Why do I keep watching these?! :D

A channel dedicated to complete analysis and breakdown charts of RC1/2 making profit and how to min/max. Meanwhile I'm just playing thinking: I like this whatever I'm buying thing, it'll look nice in my park.

There's no way that "guests won't buy a photo the first time they ride" I'm guessing that your dropping guests through the map glitch skips the check for photo purchase since they aren't transitioning onto footpath as they exit

impressive how far someone can push extreme stats, and I'm amazed not one guest died!

Nice Easter egg with the Enterprise name at the beginning

Very nice. What about a video with the best ways to make money in pay for entry parks?

Could you use the multi station monorail method by first testing a ride that gets stuck somewhere and never completes the track to stop the stats of other rides being calculated, and then open the monorail?

Always incredibly well-made, always insanely entertaining. Thank you Marcel for being my favorite KZfaqr ❤

God,Marcel,that's just EVIL...lol. Shafting people out of money on the Monorail,and they get kicked before the ride starts!!!!.lol. And this coming from someone who even charges to use the bathrooms!!!!....lol :P

I wonder if Marcel has ever watched the Magnasanti Sim City video... It would certainly remind him of his parks!

great video

Oh I used to play this game so much! I can still hear that women that says "dun-ken-dun" sometimes! (or at least this is what it sounds like to me lol)

When you think of anything RCT1 and RCT2 related, You think of Marcel.

Marcel Vos the Boss!

Maximum throughput vs sustained throughput. Personally I think the latter is more important for these discussions since that's what's going to matter when you're playing the game.

16:25 What if the hypercoaster had actual good stats before the opening and closing sequence: wouldn't more guests want to ride it?

The maze is just a glorified path tile you charge money for lol.

9:58 It appears that guests can only buy a on-ride photo if they can stand on solid path for one frame after going out the exit. So I believe here it's not that guests cannot buy a photo the first time they ride a ride, but that they cannot buy a photo if they are dropped into oblivion after the ride is over.

What if you make the entrance in the middle of the train length. So 50% will have to walk left and 50% have to walk to the right. Wouldnt this (slightly) increase the throughput? The peeps dont have to walk all the way towards the end of the train to enter.

i dont that guest dont buy a ticket on their first ride. i think it behaves like the "its too crowded" thought, in that it only triggers the customer buying a photo after they have moved to the next tile (or path). but they cant because they immediately fall into the void and thus are not moving to the next tile (or path), not triggering the buy photo function.

Can we have a link to the twister coaster you built with 4 stations?

golly marcel I just can't imagine why the guests would be afraid of g forces 😂

I am once again here to call you a very mad lad.

15:28 what if you made a vertical drop coaster that starts with a drop and has the lift at the end, that way you dont waste excess speed and the coaster spends way less time on a chainlift.

20 dollars for a freaking umbrella in maps where it rains frequently is also a good money maker. Lol

The death maze is basically a toll gate

Is it actually more efficient to do separate load and unload stations on the splash boats so it can go up the main hill empty? It seems like it would be because it's so much faster empty but maybe I'm an idiot...

What if you made a 4 station coaster with actually good stats (enough to get $20 per ticket), and then did the cancelling strategy once the stats had been generated?

I like how you just casually drop the knowledge that guests won't buy a photo on their first ride. I think you're the first person to ever notice that.

It would be interesting to see the most profitable ride based on revenue/ride cost, although I have a feeling it might end up the same.

Have I played this game before? Yes Have I played it in the last few years? Maybe once Do I still watch every Marcel Vos video? also yes Why? No idea

So, what you're saying, Marcel, is that there's nothing on Earth like a genuine bona-fide electrified six-(full sized)-car monorail?

got any grapes? seriously though, fun video.

Every time I use some sort of ridiculous exploit in rct2 I think of you lol!

launch rides that kill guests profit my happiness

I wonder how this would change if it was per tile (e.g. scenery, ride tiles, entrance and exit) so you can figure out the max profit per tile. (aka €20 per hour on a 4 tile setup means €5 per hour per tile is on par with €50 per hour but 10 tiles so €5 per tile, and if a tile contributes to 2 rides that each do €5 per hour per tile, that tile is worth the same as one tile with €10 per hour per tile)

Quick question: does the "exit into the abyss" trick interrupt the guests buying photos? I may be wrong, but I was pretty sure I have guests buying photos in the first run of a brand new ride.