Once again I must pin a comment with a workshop item I forgot to mention - I used Liam's awesome shingle walls for the roof of the Snack Shack. Link in the description with the other workshop bits.
I’ve seen so many great builders on YT, but esthetic wise you’re the best. The detail yet simplicity, the color schemes. It’s not over the top and feels like a waterpark Ive been in the 90’s with my family at a camping.
Vibes. The attention to detail around the water fountains is what I'm here for. I feel like the food is WAY too cheap for somewhere like this that would be basically operating on the profit from overpriced Hot Dogs. I'm surprised the name Wet n' Wild didn't just come from the rather prominent company of waterparks in the US through the 90s and 00s. Orlando had a Wet N' Wild, as did Vegas, a few in Texas. There's one still in Toronto... I just assumed it was from that. I suppose it isn't the most original name, so it shouldn't come as a shock that it's used elsewhere in the world for similar endeavors
@@Geekism actually, Steve’s family fortune allows him to charge reasonable prices for hotdogs. He’s a man of the people. And yeah nah haha never heard of them 😂 I just thought oh that thing my friend takes his kid to has a fun name, I’ll use that.
@@simonglover8914 Wet'n'Wild was created by Village Roadshow, an Australian company, which also owns Sea World (in Australia). They have parks in a few countries, including America. America also has Wet 'n Wild, which was made by the same owners as Sea World (in the US). But Wet'n'Wild is not related to Wet 'n Wild, and Sea World is not related to Sea World. There is also a Wet 'n' Wild and a Wet N Wild. Not confusing in the slightest...
🙏 Thank you @mineral for the shout out and happy they were useful - but it was you and a couple of other bronation members who encouraged me to make those tuts in the first place! Your park is amazing, my only memory of a water park was wetnwild in Australia and you’re taking me to full major nostalgia territory and good vibes
You continue to impress me with not only the perfect aesthetics for such a place, but also all the little details and how they were done. Everything looks so GOOD.
thanks mate! for the intro shots I just plugged in a controller, turned down the sensitivity as much as possible and very gently pushed on the analogue sticks haha. works a charm.
Mineral man, I think your videos are top notch. the way you build things then present them are the zenith of expertise and charm. Makes me crawl up my own bum a bit to rub ego like this but now you're popping off as the kids say, just wanted to say you do you man. It's refreshing or whatever.
Watched a number of the Planet Coaster RUclipsrs, both big and small, and this is easily my favourite content of the lot already. Great park and great videos
When I was a kid in the 90s there was a indoor waterpark in north Shields called wet n wild aswell, that was pretty great first time I almost drown was in there 😅 it's been gone years now tho 13:28
@@mineraljunction it was brilliant I always remember the sleepless night of excited before going 😂 there's some really cool urbex videos of it sitting abandoned I may have to attempt a recreation at some point
There was a huge Wet and Wild on the Strip years ago. Next to the Sahara Casino. Bulldozed it for a project that never happened...Great job as always, good sir.
I love that you take the time to show us the various things you've learned along the way. So many great tips in this video, but the part that got me was THE BUSHES ARE RECOLOURABLE?!
I was there when Jonti gave you your shout out but missed the channel! Thankfully, the algorithm recommended you! Love this video - subbed after 6 minutes! Thanks for the chill content!
this is incredibleeee!!! I havent done too deep in making a water park yet, but danggg this is giving me so much inspiration, its reminds me of one of my local ones. THIS IS SO GOOD!!
@ I think that was the first plan I had, but I wanted to learn what the game had to offer before doing anything ambitious, so I’m making Camtaso Park first!
I love this! I used to work as a life guard at a local low-budget waterpark/themepark, it’s called Blue Bayou, from Louisiana! I think there’s a lot of inspo you could take from that park, and I’d love to see some of it replicated- my favorite was the Lazy River. It has *some* theming, but it was still on the low budget side. I’m sure there’s pics and what not on the web you could find :p
@@livblakey1326 haha i’m not really taking inspo from any parks, I didn’t know the Wet’n’Wilds existed until everyone in the comments told me lol. thanks, though. i’ll look into these!
14:20 Take this with a grain of salt as I've not had time to open PC2 and try myself yet, but from watching other peoples' playthroughs, it seems feasible to have a standard path leading right up to the flume and then just an entrance gate onto the platform. So in theory you could have the staircase exactly how you want it. Maybe worth a quick browse at how others have achieved it? Loving the playthrough! Also sorry to burst your bubble even further but there's a Wet n Wild in Orlando too :D
yeah, I had thought about this already, and others have suggested it, but I'm stupidly picky about the standard elevated path having a hulking great concrete spine on it. I might try it on a future slide but it just feels bad in a different way haha. I will experiment with it though for sure...
Hey got an idea for an already existing slide! Basically theres a slide in germany called turbo blitz which is considered very intense. Would be cool if u added this kind of slide to ur park
So there’s an issue with the water slides atm? Thank god. I thought I had done something wrong 😅 Love your builds! I went to a water park called Wet’N’Wild in Florida in the late 90’s early 00’s was very very good!
Commenting before watching because I know it’s tea. Edit: This episode was indeed tea. Say what you (not you, but others) will about the pathing, but it does give us a lot more freedom. I’d take this over the one in PC1/PZ any day. Also, I know that sounds fake af since I just bitched to you in a DM about the pathing tool, but that’s different.. 😂😂 I adore your generic style of building. You definitely speak my language!
I thought those slides looked familiar when I saw them in the thumbnail! I live right around Shipwreck Island actually, so I drive by those slides rather regularly. I will say though I have never once seen that place actually open lol. It’s honestly kinda funny.
This build reminds me on a local waterpark I went to in Texas. I mean the entrance and food stalls are dead on the same, maybe a slight difference in colors.
interesting! i'd be curious to know the name so i can see it haha. the entrance is basically a direct rip of Six Flags Michigan's Adventure and the food stands I just made up so i'm super curious to see it
Your buildings do kind of resemble the ones at Wet'n'Wild in Australia - the real park is somwwhat low budget and a bit outdated based on Google street view. I've not actually been there so perhaps it has been updated.
I've had the guest cap set to the lowest possible setting in the first two vids, I actually turned it up yesterday briefly and there were thousands of people in the park briefly haha. had to turn it back down to a middle ground and now there's about 250-300 milling about. they're still not really riding the slides though
Once again I must pin a comment with a workshop item I forgot to mention - I used Liam's awesome shingle walls for the roof of the Snack Shack. Link in the description with the other workshop bits.
I’ve seen so many great builders on YT, but esthetic wise you’re the best. The detail yet simplicity, the color schemes. It’s not over the top and feels like a waterpark Ive been in the 90’s with my family at a camping.
thank you, glad you enjoyed it :)
Vibes. The attention to detail around the water fountains is what I'm here for. I feel like the food is WAY too cheap for somewhere like this that would be basically operating on the profit from overpriced Hot Dogs.
I'm surprised the name Wet n' Wild didn't just come from the rather prominent company of waterparks in the US through the 90s and 00s. Orlando had a Wet N' Wild, as did Vegas, a few in Texas. There's one still in Toronto... I just assumed it was from that. I suppose it isn't the most original name, so it shouldn't come as a shock that it's used elsewhere in the world for similar endeavors
@@Geekism actually, Steve’s family fortune allows him to charge reasonable prices for hotdogs. He’s a man of the people. And yeah nah haha never heard of them 😂 I just thought oh that thing my friend takes his kid to has a fun name, I’ll use that.
Wet n wild in Australia is attached to sea world, and warner bros. Movie world, so it is highly like to be from the same US franchise originally.
@@simonglover8914 Wet'n'Wild was created by Village Roadshow, an Australian company, which also owns Sea World (in Australia). They have parks in a few countries, including America. America also has Wet 'n Wild, which was made by the same owners as Sea World (in the US). But Wet'n'Wild is not related to Wet 'n Wild, and Sea World is not related to Sea World. There is also a Wet 'n' Wild and a Wet N Wild. Not confusing in the slightest...
late to the party, but really loving the details. Also i love that simple yet effective form of the main pool.
@@RudiRennkamel thanks, Rudi!
🙏 Thank you @mineral for the shout out and happy they were useful - but it was you and a couple of other bronation members who encouraged me to make those tuts in the first place!
Your park is amazing, my only memory of a water park was wetnwild in Australia and you’re taking me to full major nostalgia territory and good vibes
all good mate as I said you've been killing it. and glad to provide some nostalgia for you haha
You continue to impress me with not only the perfect aesthetics for such a place, but also all the little details and how they were done. Everything looks so GOOD.
@@gregg5958 thanks!
There was also a Wet 'n' Wild in Orlando, FL from 1977-2017. I remember going there as kid in the 90s.
Nice, I’ll look it up!
Absolutely fantastic! What I love about your creations are the true details to realism like backstage, and the life jackets for kids are amazing!
thank you! :)
favorite PC2 serie for now, very well done !
thank you! :)
Looks like a place I would have gone to as a kid!! Lovin' it!
thank you!
i enjoy the one take walk through commentary while explaining how it was built, compared to the multi step build process! Great Stuff!
thanks! glad you enjoyed :)
never watched a planet coaster video, saw you last one, now im addicted. thanks, really appreciate your presentation style!❤🎉
@@asoapydog haha awesome! welcome in :))
What a chill video to watch! How did you manage to take those cinematic shots at the start? Love it!
thanks mate! for the intro shots I just plugged in a controller, turned down the sensitivity as much as possible and very gently pushed on the analogue sticks haha. works a charm.
Your style is what the base game should look like! Love your work - always inspiring!
Mineral man, I think your videos are top notch. the way you build things then present them are the zenith of expertise and charm. Makes me crawl up my own bum a bit to rub ego like this but now you're popping off as the kids say, just wanted to say you do you man. It's refreshing or whatever.
thank you, wooly! appreciate the continued support :))
Watched a number of the Planet Coaster RUclipsrs, both big and small, and this is easily my favourite content of the lot already. Great park and great videos
thank you so much! glad you're enjoying the vids :)
Lovely additions 👏 And I can't thank you enough for those pathing tips!
thanks CT
Your park looks amazing, can’t wait to see the full park tour later on! You are one of my favorite Planet Coaster creators 🌟
@@PlanCoBySeb thanks, Seb! glad you’re enjoying
One of my favorite series in planco 2! You are such a talented builder! I loved what you did in moomin’s 90’s park as well!
thank you! glad you enjoyed :)
Watching your builds is so comforting dude, great things ahead🙏
@@aveenay9 thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it! :)
When I was a kid in the 90s there was a indoor waterpark in north Shields called wet n wild aswell, that was pretty great first time I almost drown was in there 😅 it's been gone years now tho 13:28
haha blimey, sounds like a good time 😂
@@mineraljunction it was brilliant I always remember the sleepless night of excited before going 😂 there's some really cool urbex videos of it sitting abandoned I may have to attempt a recreation at some point
@@abigailbradshaw2662 you should absolutely do that! a build of it in its abandoned state would also be very cool 🤔
Lovely lovely work as always. I absolutely love the planting!
thanks mystic!
There was a huge Wet and Wild on the Strip years ago. Next to the Sahara Casino. Bulldozed it for a project that never happened...Great job as always, good sir.
What a tragedy! Having fun imagining swim-up slot machines. I'm sure that's already a thing.
I love that you take the time to show us the various things you've learned along the way. So many great tips in this video, but the part that got me was THE BUSHES ARE RECOLOURABLE?!
haha those bushes are the MVP this week. everyone loves them
this is lovely!
thank you!
I was there when Jonti gave you your shout out but missed the channel! Thankfully, the algorithm recommended you! Love this video - subbed after 6 minutes! Thanks for the chill content!
@@SterverJer welcome in! :)
Came here to see the build and stayed for all the tips
thanks! :)
another banger vid mate!
@@smashinghappydays thank you!
Ayyy enjoying the series! Loving it so far. Thank you for all the useful tricks, there's so much to learn. The Fizz Wizz takes me back to 2012.
@@TMH-lw2je cheers mate! glad a seasoned fizz wizz enjoyer such as yourself is enjoying
You can remove the stairs when placing the entrance by pressing ctrl at placement. I have just found this out so you could build your own staircases
yeah, I might try that I'm just a little weary of the huge concrete underside on elevated paths. need to see how it looks...
this is incredibleeee!!! I havent done too deep in making a water park yet, but danggg this is giving me so much inspiration, its reminds me of one of my local ones. THIS IS SO GOOD!!
@@OakieDokieSims thank you! glad you enjoyed, love your rct3 vid a few weeks back (what is time?) :)
@@mineraljunction Dude its looking so goooood! 😄 and also aw heck! thanks so much! i know, its... november??? my brain doesn't compute lmao
small parks like this are refreshing, love it my guy
It's so fantastically generic, loving every bit of it!
thanks so much!
Here to help comment as well! But also love the clever usages of the limited tools we have
thank you!
Loved it as always buddy! Compliments from my partner on your voice as well, they said you have a really nice voice!
haha thanks mate
Every time I see a thumbnail it looks like a photo of an actual park. The lighting in the new engine is so good!
agreed, the lighting is so good!
Seeing you make a waterpark makes me so excited to make my own in the future 😍
thanks, Yann! I would love to see a water park from you with all the Yann bells and whistles
@ I think that was the first plan I had, but I wanted to learn what the game had to offer before doing anything ambitious, so I’m making Camtaso Park first!
hats off to you or whoever made that life preserver rack bc that looked like a tedious nightmare.
haha they weren't so bad to make
Great work this week
thanks mate
I love this! I used to work as a life guard at a local low-budget waterpark/themepark, it’s called Blue Bayou, from Louisiana! I think there’s a lot of inspo you could take from that park, and I’d love to see some of it replicated- my favorite was the Lazy River. It has *some* theming, but it was still on the low budget side. I’m sure there’s pics and what not on the web you could find :p
Pirate Cove was also another good part! Not sure if you’re just taking inspo from Wet’n’Wild parks so sorry if that’s the case lol
@@livblakey1326 haha i’m not really taking inspo from any parks, I didn’t know the Wet’n’Wilds existed until everyone in the comments told me lol. thanks, though. i’ll look into these!
Wet n Wild was a waterpark here in Orlando. They closed it and replaced it with a hotel and built Volcano Bay instead.
Volcano Bay looks cool!
Another great video this gives off major Soak City and Hurricane Harbor vibes!!! :)
thank you! I will look these up, I'm not familiar with either of them :)
@ you definitely should you will find tons of inspiration for this generic realistic water park style!
Phenomenal work! 🤙🏼
thanks toker!
Outside of Seattle, Washington is a water park called Wild Waves that this reminds me of so much.
nice! I'll look it up
Wet n Wild used to be a water park in Newcastle (UK), careful for any lawsuits haha. Nice work man, some good tips.
haha I’ll tell my lawyers to prepare, cheers!
14:20 Take this with a grain of salt as I've not had time to open PC2 and try myself yet, but from watching other peoples' playthroughs, it seems feasible to have a standard path leading right up to the flume and then just an entrance gate onto the platform. So in theory you could have the staircase exactly how you want it. Maybe worth a quick browse at how others have achieved it? Loving the playthrough!
Also sorry to burst your bubble even further but there's a Wet n Wild in Orlando too :D
yeah, I had thought about this already, and others have suggested it, but I'm stupidly picky about the standard elevated path having a hulking great concrete spine on it. I might try it on a future slide but it just feels bad in a different way haha. I will experiment with it though for sure...
Finally got to watch it mate, and most say, this is so good. just top tier content
@@WikzGaming thanks mate, very much appreciated 🙏
Looks awesome! Definitely inspiring me to rework my water park a bit.
This is fantastic! Can't wait to see the finished product. Quick question, what is the song that is playing at the end of your video?
Thank you! The outro song is Moo Moo Milkshake from the PC2 soundtrack :)
Hey got an idea for an already existing slide! Basically theres a slide in germany called turbo blitz which is considered very intense. Would be cool if u added this kind of slide to ur park
I’ll check it out, thanks!
Awesome video, I'd love to see you do something like Disney's River Country. I really love the implementation of waterparks to the game.
Can you please add that entrance to the frontier workshop because I really like that roof for it.
So relaxing to watch, I love the aesthetic! I wish your videos were longer, I could watch for hours! You got a new sub!
Love your work! :)
@@pasawadee thank you!
@@mineraljunctionalso your voice tho🤭
The fact that the stuff people are making with out TMTK is mind blowing ..
love this!!!
thanks!
Turn individual prices off and make just the park entrance cost something. That seems to fix the slides not being used.
oooh interesting.. I will try that, thanks!
I'm here from Geekism!
welcome!
Coming from Geekism he did a shoutout for you
@@MrSnipezz686 welcome!
So there’s an issue with the water slides atm? Thank god.
I thought I had done something wrong 😅
Love your builds!
I went to a water park called Wet’N’Wild in Florida in the late 90’s early 00’s was very very good!
@@sweetlikelollieYT haha yes, you’re not imagining things. I think they’re going to fix it in the December update. and thank you! 🙏
Commenting before watching because I know it’s tea.
Edit: This episode was indeed tea. Say what you (not you, but others) will about the pathing, but it does give us a lot more freedom. I’d take this over the one in PC1/PZ any day. Also, I know that sounds fake af since I just bitched to you in a DM about the pathing tool, but that’s different.. 😂😂
I adore your generic style of building. You definitely speak my language!
fr the paths make you work for it but the results are just so good. thanks mate!
bush grass planter ftw
bush grass planter gang
do you think you could put the roofs of the entrance buildings on the workshop?
I reckon I can sort something out
I thought those slides looked familiar when I saw them in the thumbnail! I live right around Shipwreck Island actually, so I drive by those slides rather regularly. I will say though I have never once seen that place actually open lol. It’s honestly kinda funny.
1:03 Planet Coaster 3 confirmed.
This build reminds me on a local waterpark I went to in Texas. I mean the entrance and food stalls are dead on the same, maybe a slight difference in colors.
interesting! i'd be curious to know the name so i can see it haha. the entrance is basically a direct rip of Six Flags Michigan's Adventure and the food stands I just made up so i'm super curious to see it
Helping the algorithm my commenting:)
Good commenting very good
you're a good egg
would you ever consider doing a speed build for these series? just so we can see the process as well :o
What did you use to make the mulch for the planters?
@@josephrandolph4172 it’s just terrain paint! whatever the Mud texture is in this temperate biome
@ thanks!
you built this and have NEVER heard of wet n' wild? wow
Planet coaster 3!?
confirmed!
Quick question. Where do you put your ticket turnstiles? I see the spawners or do you just not have them?
Are you planning on adding some kind of lazy river?
Could you please tell me? What material did you use to make the purple roof? 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@sayfah3680 i show the exact piece in the previous episode, it’s one of the metal support beams
@ thank you so very much and what about white floor how to do it?🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😭
@@mineraljunction could you tell how to do it about the roof ?🙏🏻🙏🏻
😀
Ngl I will not be getting the season pass atm
@@selfishbeats lmao yeah fair enough there’s only two slides
@ hopefully we can get more bang for our buck soon. Ngl if this cost 4 dollars for a day pass I’m getting scammed
Are those lockers on the workshop?
the lockers by themselves are yep, there’s a link under the previous video. or just search Lockers on the WS haha
I think the wet'n'wild playlist is out of order, it starts with this one, which appears to be episode 2.
@@BlazingImp77151 thanks for the heads up, should be sorted now
Your buildings do kind of resemble the ones at Wet'n'Wild in Australia - the real park is somwwhat low budget and a bit outdated based on Google street view. I've not actually been there so perhaps it has been updated.
Is it strange you only have 74 guests in park? even with a handful of attractions it seems odd
I've had the guest cap set to the lowest possible setting in the first two vids, I actually turned it up yesterday briefly and there were thousands of people in the park briefly haha. had to turn it back down to a middle ground and now there's about 250-300 milling about. they're still not really riding the slides though
Wtf is bronation? 😂
it's a planet coaster/zoo discord owned by the Planet Brocoaster guys