The name eyeamthu1 is heard far and few between here at New Element, but when he does decide to show up he almost always brings great things to share. In 2006 he released his large project called Bramble Lake Resort. He then began work on a full-scale megapark, but it was put on hold so he could compete in RCPro’s Summer Showdown 2007. Throughout that contest he co-produced four mini-parks with his teammates. Though he may not have the most expansive list of previous projects, eyeamthu1 can now cross Spotlight off of his RCT-to-do list with his park Magic Realms Resort.

Viewers of this park quickly realize the sheer immensity of the project upon opening the game. It is quite a feat to complete a project this size on a bench that is nearly three years old, all while fighting with the game’s object limit. Despite issues with limits, objects and glitches, eyeamthu1 was still able to bring this park to the community complete with the ever-unmanageable park guests and too many rides and attractions to count, each complete with their own back-story explained in the additional brochure PDF file.

Starting in the Gateway entrance plaza, visitors can relax before heading off to the thrills that await in the rest of the park by taking a ride on the carousel, the Ferris wheel, or even row a boat in the beautiful lake. They can also travel 200 feet in the air on a double-decker observation tower that gives breathtaking views for miles surrounding the resort. Magic Realms Hotel sits beautifully in the center of the map with rooms overlooking every section of the park. Attached is an indoor water-park, "Aruba Bay" with slides and other water attractions for the whole family.

Coming into The Old West, Maurer-Sohne X-Car Coaster "Bandit" dominates over the guests exploring the area, while "Rattlesnake," the parks woodie, twists and turns its way through the area’s desert landscape. Guests wanting to get soaked can take a dive on "Renegade Cascade," while those in search of some disorientation could take a spin on one of the two rotating flat rides. "The Old West Railway" and the show "Wild West Shootout" offer a more tame experience for younger guests or families.

Next to explore is the Aztec Empire, where guests will first see the monster that is "Itzli’s Revenge," an Intamin drop tower. Behind it is the Maverick-inspired "Montezuma" coaster that features a beyond-vertical drop and also a 60 mph launch through a tunnel. "The Temple of Talocan" offers a unique interactive special effects show, while the "Vengeance of Atlaua" also treats guests to a rare treat of an attraction. A kiddie-coaster "The Serpent" and a scrambler ride "The Toltec Twister," are perfect for little kids and their parents.

Frostbite Forest is centered around the intense Bolliger and Mabillard invert sunk into a frosty mountain named, "Frostbite." Though hidden behind an attractive castle façade, "Lost Phantom Falls" offers up the experience of both a roller coaster and water ride. If guests are in for a scare, haunted house walkthrough "Shiver Mountain Manor," thrilling top spin “The Blade” and dark ride "Forbidden Castle" await! After a few spins on B&M invert, guests can treat themselves to a more leisurely time at the "Lake Frostbite Ice Rink" or on the chairlift.

While exploring the Asian-style architecture and scenery of Ancient China, guests can have a great time on B&M Floorless "Dragon King" or Maurer-Sohne spinning coaster "Race the Sun." If guests want to get soaked, "Pearl River Rapids" awaits and offers fantastic views of "Dragon King" while it intertwines through the landscape. Plenty of other rides throughout Ancient China await thrill seekers of all ages.

Rock n’ Roll Plaza is the spot for rock lovers. Here, Intamin accelerator "Overdrive" takes center stage and features an intense 0-80 mph launch in under two seconds. Under its gigantic shadow stand "Flying V" and "Disco Ball," both intense swinging flat rides. Guests can take a flying saucer for a spin on "Mosh Pit" or hop aboard "Rock n’ Roll Express" for an indoor roller coaster experience unlike any other. Live rock shows can be seen at "The Venue: Concert Arena," while those interested can brush up on their Rock n’ Roll knowledge on the "Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame Tour."

In Fort Phoenix, visitors can run rampage through a military base with a twist. Interactive attractions including a splash battle "Splash Attack!" and an explosive stunt show are a treat for everyone. Those thrill-seekers not afraid to get into the flying position can twist, dodge, and battle another train of screaming guests on "Blitz" and "Blaze," together known as "Secret Weapon;" dueling B&M flying coasters.

Congratulations on the honor of creating a memorable Spotlight park, eyeamthu1!