Park / Hawaiian Island Adventure

  • 20-August 12
Park_2444 Hawaiian Island Adventure

5 Comments

  • Comment System%s's Photo
    United Kingdom Comment System Offline
    posted 12 years ago
  • RCT2day%s's Photo
    United States RCT2day Offline
    Too bad I can't download it. But from the overview, it looks too unnatural. I mean, the shores form 90 degree angles rather than a curved shape in places.
    posted 12 years ago
  • Sephiroth%s's Photo
    Sephiroth Offline
    Well it looks like I have some explaining to do about the three most recent parks that I've released. Thankfully I already typed it up in the readme as follows:

    General Introduction:

    Starting in 2004 I created three solo parks using inspiration from RCT2.com’s Vacation Parks as well as the newly released Six Flags Worlds of Excitement. In 2007 the computer (laptop, actually) that I built these parks on pretty much died and I thought that I had lost my first solo works permanently. However it turns out the laptop is still functional and I was able to access the files in July of 2012.

    About Hawaiian Island Adventure: [Completed on September 24, 2005]

    When I downloaded Phatage's Six Flags Worlds of Excitement I was blown away. That park had successfully achieved what I had only dreamed of accomplishing for years. With summer just around the corner I embarked on building a Hawaiian themed amusement park.

    Hawaiian Island Adventure started out when I built the layout for Superman's Hawaiian Flight in the Rollercoaster Designer. The layout was incorporated into my new park and the building process went on from there. Unlike the previous two parks, this park features many rides that have ride elements, support structures, or both modeled after rides in real life.

    Here is a brief summary:

    - Superman's Hawaiian Flight had its support structure modeled after Goliath (SFMM).
    - Nitro's launch section was modeled after Xcelerator's launch spike (KBF).
    - Goliath's lift-hill structure was modeled after Desperado (Buffalo Bill's Resort).

    An interesting ride in this park is the Serpent of Death. Aside from the rather, uh... interesting name, the ride is actually a re-build of a layout from an unfinished park of mine that is now long gone. I've always loved the layout, and the topography remained pretty much unchanged. Pretty good for completely rebuliding the whole thing!

    Be warned that Nitro will get stuck if left open too long (due to breakdowns).

    posted 12 years ago
  • salsaontop%s's Photo
    United Kingdom salsaontop Offline
    ^Your park was good for an old park. I suppose it's too late too uninstall TT or WW but never mind I still viewed it. Honestly the island was nice as was the bay but some things weren't quite as good. There was far too much foliage on the island. An unbelievable amount maybe next time don't fill it up quite so much. Secondly the coasters were extremely long. If I remember nitro was 2:48 long and most other rides were over 2 mins. Challenge yourself to maybe make coasters that last maybe 1:30-1:40. Otherwise nice park I enjoyed viewing. :party:
    posted 12 years ago
  • nin%s's Photo
    United States nin Offline
    I love everything you touch man.
    posted 12 years ago
  • Sephiroth%s's Photo
    Sephiroth Offline

    I love everything you touch man.


    ...and that is the most humbling comment I have ever read - especially in a thread for an old park that I finished 7 years ago. Thank you.
    posted 12 years ago