Pagoda Valley

''A secluded valley presents an ideal location for a thrilling coaster park. The nearby temple is fine with your use of land, as long as you respect the existing structures.''

Pagoda Valley is the twentieth scenario in the Parkitect Campaign. It is made by Silvarret. The park starts with $4,000.00 worth of loans at an interest rate of 7.00%, totalling a monthly fee of $280.00.

Strategy
It is highly recommended to pay back the initial loan immediately for two reasons. One is that it unlocks the Flying Coaster. The other that the interest rate of the loan is very high, costing the park a lot of money each month. If those $4,000.00 ends up being required, it is better to take a new loan to obtain the required funds.

Research in this scenario is very limited, which is a double-edged sword in that it'll limit the selection of rides available to build. However, it'll also allow for research to yield exactly what is required and/or desired. The initial research focus should be put towards expanding the park with more flat rides, as the duelling Inverted Coasters will allow for enough profit once more guests (attracted by your added flat rides) enter the park. Once enough guests have entered the park and enough cash has been obtained, consider building a third coaster. Do not be afraid to take out a small loan to finish said coaster, as the money it'll generate will allow for repaying said loan rather quickly.

Take note of the buildings on the top of the hill in this scenario, as they cannot be destroyed (See 2nd picture under the section "Images"). The top right building hides four queue paths. These could be removed in order to place a small food court inside of it, if so desired.

Consider opting to charge for rides and not for the entrance fee, as starting guest cash is wildly varying. This means that if a high entrance fee is set, guests may turn back at the entrance due to being unable to pay the entrance fee.

Once enough flat rides and the third coaster has been built, the park should be able to maintain 500 guests with no additional help, given the park has been managed well otherwise.