My THEMEPARK Guide: First steps when you start
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OverviewMy THEMEPARK is a tycoon game where you run your own theme park, buying rides, shops, and decorations to attract guests and earn cash. Your park keeps making money even while you are offline, so every time you log back in there is more to spend.
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First steps when you start
Step
The very first thing your park needs is a ride. Guests pay to use rides, and that income funds everything else. Once you have a ride running, add a small shop so guests spend money in more than one place.
- Buy your first ride this is your main source of income from the start.
- Add a small shop guests will spend money there on top of what they pay for rides.
- Place decorations a better-looking park draws more guests over time.
- Reinvest earnings once cash builds up, buy more rides or upgrade what you have.
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Making offline income work for you
Check
Because the park earns while you are away, log in each day, collect what built up, and reinvest.
- Are rides and shops repaired before you log off? Broken facilities are not fixed automatically while you are away.
- Did you upgrade at least one facility before closing the game? Higher-quality rides and shops increase what the park earns while offline.
- Is your park level climbing? More facilities and upgrades push the level up, which unlocks better rides and shops.
- Have you bought as many rides and shops as you currently can afford? The more you have running, the more piles up overnight.
Reaching a five-star rating
Warn
A five-star rating comes from keeping guests happy and keeping the park attractive. Broken rides hurt satisfaction directly. Empty-looking areas drag the rating down even if your income is fine.
When progress feels slow
Check
If the park feels stuck, work through this list before assuming you need to wait longer.
- Are any rides broken? They stop earning and stop attracting guests until repaired.
- Is there a facility you can now afford that you have not bought yet? Park level-ups unlock new options.
- Is your guest count growing? A low rating keeps visitor numbers down, which limits income.
Glossary
Glossary- Guest
- A visitor who comes to your park, pays to use rides, and spends money in shops.
- Offline income
- Cash your park earns automatically while you are not logged into the game.
- Upgrade
- Improving an existing ride or shop so it earns more and attracts more guests.
- Five-star rating
- The highest park rating, reached by keeping guests satisfied and the park looking good.
- Decoration
- A park item that improves appearance and supports a higher rating.
- Park level
- A measure of your park's overall progress that unlocks better rides and shops as it rises.
Common questions
FAQWhat should I buy first?
Start with one affordable ride. It brings in guests and generates your first income. Once cash builds up, add a small shop.
Does the game really earn money while I am offline?
Yes. The rides and shops you have placed keep serving guests and collecting cash even when you are not playing. Logging in each day and reinvesting that money is the core loop of the game.
What happens if I leave a broken ride unrepaired?
A broken ride stops earning and hurts guest satisfaction, which can drag your rating down. Repairs are not automatic while you are offline, so check your rides every time you log in and fix any that are broken.
How does park level go up?
Buying new facilities and upgrading existing ones raises your park level automatically. A higher level unlocks better rides and shops.
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