Dual Entrance Park Template

These perfectly flat plains were originally home to the Swanson's family farm in the 1880's. In 1901 it was purchased by a railroad tycoon, who swiftly constructed several rail lines on the property. To jump-start ticket sales, he purchased several small carnival attractions and installed them next to a station. The area was soon flooded with families from nearby towns looking for daytime entertainment, so the staff scrambled to find more rides. First came a side-friction pleasure railway, then a looping coaster. Eventually, the thriving park became neglected, as it's owners were busy linking cities with iron horses. The final nail in the coffin was a coaster derailment that injured four. Strangely enough, everything *****he rides were bulldozed...Fast forward to today; you've bought the land. Take advantage of the unusual twin entrances and prebuilt attractions to build a modern theme park (or just demolish it all)!