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Park_5351 Ouija Boardwalk

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  • Comment System%s's Photo
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  • Liampie%s's Photo

    Haven't opened the park yet, but: great park name.

  • ottersalad%s's Photo

    Really cool little park here, and properly spooky for Halloween. Archy is decrepit and dull and sells the atmosphere really well. The coaster is great too. Only gripe I had is that the ghost train building was a tad underdetailed when compared to everything else. Overall, enjoyable.

  • Jappy%s's Photo

    I found the palette to be distracting at first, but when opened and seeing the context it made more sense. Nice work on selling the decrepit state of the park! I like the contrast between the clean street opposite. Only criticism is that it might be a tad too cramped for my liking. Some space would've helped here. 

  • G Force%s's Photo

    Plugged in the final vote here.  While I did like this a good bit I don't think it was a good for a design submission since it didn't really feel like the focus was on the coaster but more the park itself and the atmosphere/concept.

     

    Probably would have voted %60 if it was a spotlight submission.

     

    Obviously very Riverview inspired and that probably hurt the concept for me a bit it was still well done considering the size and especially for NCSO where pulling off theming like this is more difficult.

  • Liampie%s's Photo

    Obviously very Riverview inspired and that probably hurt the concept for me a bit

    from the DKMP pier contest in October 2020

     
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  • G Force%s's Photo
    Wow I've been duped, my apologies.
  • Terry Inferno%s's Photo

    Design was simply the wrong accolade for this, as it's easily in the high-Bronze/low Silver range, but the coaster itself is not the selling point. This little snippet of an abandoned, haunted park comes together quite nicely, and though the object usage could use some tidying up (I do wish the New York Roof Piece trend would end in the DKMP circle), the overall shapes work very well here as a whole.

     

    With all the neat details you've thrown in here, my favorite is actually the simplest--the guests entering the park from the graveyard monument. Very subtle, yet essential to the atmosphere once you see it.