Beginner series: Raven Island

Scenario 2 in the Beginner Series, specially aimed for Parkitect novices. It features easy challenges, nice guests and generally favorable conditions. --- The unkempt Raven Island is accessible only through a fancy underwater tunnel at a symbolic fee. It has nothing to offer but peaceful tranquility, a quiet boat cruise and some overgrown relics from a glorious past. No more! As the new owner you want to liven up the area, bring some noisy fun and earn money. Alas, according to the local Director of Ancient Stuff you cannot alter the old Raven Castle Ruins in any way. Make the Island presentable and fun. Clean up the paths and the Ruins. Install a depot in the Ruins and connect them to any shops. Construct a few rides and, when having a steady income, a rollercoaster. A FEW POINTERS: -Being in a calm and quiet area, your guests probably don't like too intense rides. -Be aware that the climate is mostly hot, so the guests will be thirsty. You might consider researching shops to get a better drinks selection. Watch out for running costs, though! -The regional Coaster Enthusiast Department has promised a reward if you build a coaster, as long as it isn't too boring. -Remember that you must connect the Depot to the underground transport tube already in place. -The Island Cruise is quite long and not very profitable. Consider adding another station, increasing the price and adding more boats. Or get rid of it for cash! -You are going to need staff, and they're going to need a Staff Room to be efficient. It should be placed somewhere central, but still covered by walls. Perhaps the ruins could provide necessary cover? -Don't forget that loan mortgages can be expensive! Scenario: Have an operating profit of at least $1,000. 00 Have a overall park rating of at least 65% Have at least 500 guests in your park Have at least 300 guests in your park Have no loan debts Have at least 1 coaster in your park with an excitement rating of 55,0 or above (Bold text: non-optional goals)