HI EVERYONE! NeonFeather here and I'm so happy you all have enjoyed the build! Thank you all so much for the positive feedback and I hope to have another park coming out soon.
Sooo... skipping over those obviously fake accounts... I have to tell you, Neon, I've loved pretty much every one of these park builds I've seen on this channel. And by far, no contest, this is thee coolest, best-looking amusement park I've ever seen created in this game. I've seen awesome THEME parks, but as strictly a vintage amusement park, in the vein of a Coney Island... gosh, I'm beside myself, man. The support detail on the coasters, where you even have the ground supports? The styling of the rides... short, small footprint (for most), really vintage look and feel... I wanna go to your park! Everything about this place makes me remember why I've loved theme park builders since RCT. I can't stop gushing over this place, I'm just amazed. Excellent, excellent work. I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
this park is the best planet coaster creation i have ever seen. i would love this so much irl, would ride everything. including flat rides. the colors, the themes, everything is so amazing. the coasters are soooo realistic and smooth.
Heyo, NeonFeather here! Thank you so much! I really enjoyed making this park and feel the coasters are some of my best! I'm happy you enjoyed it so much. 😁
THE MUSIC...the music is what sells this! I don't think I ever realized how much blaring, loud music is a part of the theme park experience until I watched this spotlight. Amazing detail, from the creator!
That stingray coaster was themed around the show "Final Space" that was what that big poster or billboard you were staring at was. And amazing park holy crap!
I'm only 3 minutes into this video (like... 1 minute into touring it), and I love this place. That midway is one of the busiest, most exciting (for lack of a better term) midways I've seen in any of these builds. It's the first time I've seen someone go with a more carnival/traveling amusements/Coney Island look and feel, but incorporated into a whole amusement park. That Wild Maus as a centerpiece looks absolutely incredible. I love that most of these builders make very well thought out, very well constructed theme parks. This one feels less like a theme park, and more like an amusement park. I almost get the feeling like the lore of this place would be that it started as a smaller amusement park and grew over time, and... just... Wow, this was done well! Well, so far, I've only just walked in. I'm already gushing over this place and I've seen practically nothing yet lol Edit: 11 minutes in - I had a feeling you'd mention the carnival styling. Seriously, I want to go to most of the parks I see you spotlight, but this would absolutely be my first stop
Love this old achool feel, when they felt like larger, bigger budget permanent “fairs” all most. Reminds me of my days at Kings Island, in the 80s. Esepceollay Coney Island section. Amazing work! Love the night time. I’ve ALWAYS loved Kings Island & Cedar Point once it hit nighttime. Even Kenrucky Kingdom (all THREE are my home parks. I went to all 3 every summer. Kings Island being multiple times per year, it being my ORIGINAL park, before Kentucky Kingdom was a per manager park & before I knew of Cedar Point (we took a family vacation rhere, when I was 11- or 12-years old).) I absolutely do enjoy this. Thank you, for tha nostaulia
The front part of the park reminds me of the county fair, only difference being they drug test the employees here. The lighting blows me away. The "Permanent fixtures are amazing, coaster design, and landscape is top notch. Well done! It seems to me the creations keep getting better from week to week. thanks Johnny for bringing this to the community.
I think my favorite might have been the villain. Because it's so close to the original at six flags geagua lake. And I believe it's a recreation! Love it!
Tbh I was under the impression that Tidal surge was a gravity group wooden coaster (people often use that RMC train as a gravity group one) and the layout sort of reminded me of one but the outer banked turns have me torn on it idk maybe I'm stupid but that's what I gathered
That's the joy of PlanCo, you can pick and choose what styles and elements you like from different designers and smash them into one ride. For me its all about creating fun sensations for the rider. My Rursus ride from Kestrel Park would be one of the most bizarre rides to experience irl.
This was an amazing park at night or at day. The coasters were first rate at any time of the day. The attention to detail was superb. Hands an awesome experience of a park.
Made up lore for this park, by a guy who is losing his mind with excitement on this tour (and honestly has too much time on his hands right now): Originally built in 1975 on the main island of the Intercoastal Islands, Intercoastal Coaster Park, locally referred to as "ICP" or "The Coaster Park", started life as a small amusement park meant to draw more tourists and vacationers to the islands. Even with only a few attractions, ICP still quickly became a favorite for local guests looking for a bit more excitement than the beaches and mountain hiking that can be found nearby. Established with only two original coasters (Wild Maus and Wacky Worm) and a few flat rides, the original draw for guests was the excellent boating lodge found near the rear of the park, the two coasters, and the beautiful scenery surrounding the original layout, which was only half the size of the current layout. After finding moderate success for almost a decade, the owners wanted to expand their selection of attractions. The Midway was expanded upon in 1983, and the first large coaster, Tidal Surge, was built the next year in 1984, along with more shops and small attractions. Word got around and ICP quickly gained popularity with vacationers, something that was a main focal point for Neon Feather Attractions, the creators of the park. In 1991, NFA acquired the land across Lake Frontier, which sat behind the park, intending to build a small resort for those wishing to spend a weekend visiting ICP and the other local attractions. However, owner and coaster designer Danny Robbins felt it would be best to increase the size of the park, stating that he wanted a state-of-the-art amusement park that still felt like a small, localized attraction. He began designing the next 3 coasters for the park, Skyward Rush (built 1992), Rampage (built 1995), and The Villain (built 1997), finding overwhelming success and popularity with visitors. Soon after he would also design Star Cadet, one of the most ambitious and uniquely-designed flying coasters in the world, which was completed in 2001. Among other small attractions, a new visitor center found on the "back half" of the park near The Villain was also constructed shortly thereafter, which guests could reserve for parties and occasions. Other than the addition of the Go Kart circuit which was built in 2008, the park remains much the same as it was in 2001, with fans of the establishment happy that NFA never wavered from their original design aesthetic. "It's just like I remember it as a kid," one local mentioned in a brief interview. "It's like that cool carnival that shows up in your local city, only with awesome coasters, and it's always here. But the look, the feel, the smell of the food, it's all the same as it was almost 20 years ago, and that's not a bad thing. I come here with my family every year so my kids can have fun memories like I did growing up near this place. I couldn't ask for a better park to relax and have fun at." Neon Feather Attractions, due to the overwhelming success of Intercoastal Coaster Park, have branched out and begun to build more attractions across the Intercoastal Islands, as well as making plans to create a spiritual successor to ICP on the west coast in the future. Their Kestral Park remains the only theme park in the world which can boast a staggering 12 miles of coaster tracks, a world record accomplishment for the company, which for the time being it seems may never be eclipsed. "It sounds funny, but we never got into this to make money," one owner of NFA said when we visited ICP recently. "We hoped we would, but that wasn't the goal. What we wanted to do is to make everyone who visits, young and old, feel like they're coming to meet an old friend every time they walk through our gates. There's nothing like seeing this place lit up at night, hearing the excitement of our guests as they watch our light show or swoop down on one of our coasters, seeing repeat visitors who don't reside on this island, and seeing the elated smiles of people exiting our park, assured they just had a very memorable experience. "That's all it ever was for us," he added, grinning. "It was never about making money. It's about making lasting memories."
😍🤩😍🤩 WOW! I am so honored that you took the time to write this, and am screaming at how incredibly close you are to the park's actual lore! I genuinely would love to put some of this on the park's steam description if that's ok. 😃 Other than years being different, which is all made up anyway, you really hit the nail on the head with how I envisioned this park growing over time. I am delighted that my park brought you so much inspiration and you've kind of lined up my next projects for me!!! 😆🙆♂️
@@ItsDannyRobbins I'd be honored if you used some of this in the description for your park! Use as much as you want! And if you would like me to do other ones I wouldn't mind, I have a pretty good imagination. I'm glad you liked it, I couldn't believe how excited I was to see your design and looking at the Wild Maus and Wacky Worm I thought, "these look like they'd be the oldest coasters in the park", and the idea hit me. I wish I could put something together anywhere near as detailed and beautiful as this park, one day I'll have to give it a shot. Gonna start with Parkitect to get back into building. Anyway, thanks again, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
The parks/videos are great I'm back to remaking Canada's wonderland, because of the channel. 1 thing tho, can you load 10,000-20,000 guests. Let the game run and see if the park makes a profit. Also park guests thoughts.
im not saying move around but. each park should have a planco rating at the bottom and after 10 min pause so we dont see empty parks. or a better pc i can get 15 fps in a full park of about 10000 guests about 5 if i let in 20,000 but its cool to see the mobs of people leave and enter the park. so its worrh it.. took a while to get all the guests out by only closing the park.. as i assume most parks the rides are free so making a profit is hard, when they dont leave at night
The Wilde Maus was actually built by Runo! Johnny just didn't see the tag I put on it. He also didn't really go over the sign closely enough to see Runo's tag he included in it himself.
This was a last minute change after I had submitted the park and it's description for him to read. I later realized that "intracoastal" was the more appropriate term for the park's setup.
So you don't actually take the time to make these parks yourself? You just browse through and pretend that you do? lmao... odd take some time out for own creativity my friend its much more rewards lol
As a one who typically just doesn't know when to stop building, Johnny being here to review parks means that people with weaker computers than my own can still get the chance to see my park. It means they can enjoy the rides I've made without setting their own computer on fire by trying to load my park.😆
HI EVERYONE! NeonFeather here and I'm so happy you all have enjoyed the build! Thank you all so much for the positive feedback and I hope to have another park coming out soon.
It looks rlly good
Pro trick: you can watch movies at kaldrostream. I've been using it for watching all kinds of movies during the lockdown.
@Maximilian Santiago Yup, I have been watching on kaldroStream for since november myself :D
@Maximilian Santiago Definitely, have been watching on KaldroStream for since november myself =)
Sooo... skipping over those obviously fake accounts... I have to tell you, Neon, I've loved pretty much every one of these park builds I've seen on this channel. And by far, no contest, this is thee coolest, best-looking amusement park I've ever seen created in this game. I've seen awesome THEME parks, but as strictly a vintage amusement park, in the vein of a Coney Island... gosh, I'm beside myself, man. The support detail on the coasters, where you even have the ground supports? The styling of the rides... short, small footprint (for most), really vintage look and feel... I wanna go to your park! Everything about this place makes me remember why I've loved theme park builders since RCT. I can't stop gushing over this place, I'm just amazed.
Excellent, excellent work. I can't wait to see what you come up with next!
More realism! Hype for a contest hopefully!
I second that
I third that
this park is the best planet coaster creation i have ever seen. i would love this so much irl, would ride everything. including flat rides. the colors, the themes, everything is so amazing. the coasters are soooo realistic and smooth.
Heyo, NeonFeather here! Thank you so much! I really enjoyed making this park and feel the coasters are some of my best! I'm happy you enjoyed it so much. 😁
@@ItsDannyRobbins you deserve so much more fame for this lol
THE MUSIC...the music is what sells this! I don't think I ever realized how much blaring, loud music is a part of the theme park experience until I watched this spotlight. Amazing detail, from the creator!
"And that was when I realized that this was no wooden coaster. This, is an RMC." -Agent Jonny
OMG the wild mouse is an exact rebuild of a Faller model wild mouse I had as a kid! This was a real nostalgic moment! Great park!
These parks been kickass
That stingray coaster was themed around the show "Final Space" that was what that big poster or billboard you were staring at was. And amazing park holy crap!
IM GLAD YOU KNOW THE SHOW! SO GOOD! And Star Cadet is the name of Olan Rogers' production company.
these parks recently have been amazing
I'm only 3 minutes into this video (like... 1 minute into touring it), and I love this place. That midway is one of the busiest, most exciting (for lack of a better term) midways I've seen in any of these builds. It's the first time I've seen someone go with a more carnival/traveling amusements/Coney Island look and feel, but incorporated into a whole amusement park. That Wild Maus as a centerpiece looks absolutely incredible. I love that most of these builders make very well thought out, very well constructed theme parks. This one feels less like a theme park, and more like an amusement park. I almost get the feeling like the lore of this place would be that it started as a smaller amusement park and grew over time, and... just... Wow, this was done well! Well, so far, I've only just walked in.
I'm already gushing over this place and I've seen practically nothing yet lol
Edit: 11 minutes in - I had a feeling you'd mention the carnival styling. Seriously, I want to go to most of the parks I see you spotlight, but this would absolutely be my first stop
Wow. Absolutely love the realism. Great
park
Love this old achool feel, when they felt like larger, bigger budget permanent “fairs” all most. Reminds me of my days at Kings Island, in the 80s. Esepceollay Coney Island section.
Amazing work! Love the night time. I’ve ALWAYS loved Kings Island & Cedar Point once it hit nighttime. Even Kenrucky Kingdom (all THREE are my home parks. I went to all 3 every summer. Kings Island being multiple times per year, it being my ORIGINAL park, before Kentucky Kingdom was a per manager park & before I knew of Cedar Point (we took a family vacation rhere, when I was 11- or 12-years old).) I absolutely do enjoy this. Thank you, for tha nostaulia
The front part of the park reminds me of the county fair, only difference being they drug test the employees here. The lighting blows me away. The "Permanent fixtures are amazing, coaster design, and landscape is top notch. Well done! It seems to me the creations keep getting better from week to week. thanks Johnny for bringing this to the community.
Thank you!!
Woah, I love the concert stage with the dj. Makes me miss the concerts/festivals I used to go to pre-covid 😢
That was my favorite wendigo of all time!
Oh and the concert stage was epic!!! Didn’t even know that it was possible to make something like that in planet coaster!! Epic epic epic!!!
Ok. This is my new favorite park. I love the coasters and I like that the wooden coasters are bigger than the steel one. Great job.
Wow thanks for that!!
@@ItsDannyRobbins your welcome.
He must have taken forever with all those details! Wow!! I like to have lots of lighting at night, and this is giving me all kinds of ideas!
Amazing night time lighting.
Amazing park and realistic coasters!!! The rainbow ring ride skin was the best I’ve ever seen!!!
It was a workshop ride! Download it!😁
The scream of let’s go was super funny lol 😂
I think my favorite might have been the villain. Because it's so close to the original at six flags geagua lake. And I believe it's a recreation! Love it!
Tbh I was under the impression that Tidal surge was a gravity group wooden coaster (people often use that RMC train as a gravity group one) and the layout sort of reminded me of one but the outer banked turns have me torn on it idk maybe I'm stupid but that's what I gathered
Yea same, it kinda reminded me of a more modern version of Hades 360
@@icyflame716 yeah a mix of their larger models (like the voyage) and the likes of hades 360
I immediately thought the same. It instantly reminded me of Voyage and Hades 360, but then the first drop reminded me of El Toro..lol.
That's the joy of PlanCo, you can pick and choose what styles and elements you like from different designers and smash them into one ride. For me its all about creating fun sensations for the rider. My Rursus ride from Kestrel Park would be one of the most bizarre rides to experience irl.
This was an amazing park at night or at day. The coasters were first rate at any time of the day. The attention to detail was superb. Hands an awesome experience of a park.
This park is incredible! Love the seaside/boardwalk carnival theme and the coasters kick butt as always. Well done!
Star Cadet is freaking awesome!!! I would love to see Disneyland do a Star Wars X-Wing fighter adaptation of this ride.
Really great park and great use of workshop items. Great variety of coasters
Wow, it's so realistic, i love it 🤩
Now you know you did something right when Johnny has a hard time speaking Great job
Outstanding work!
This is an amazing park
BTW love your vids ❤️❤️🥰🥰
That park is clearly inspired in part by Fantasilandia, an amusement park in Santiago, Chile.
wow this park is awesome !!
I'd love to build a park like this, I play on xbox so very limited to what I can do which is a shame because I'd love to build a properly themed park
I’m going to have to give this park a good old googoly moogoly
the thing about Planet Coaster is that like only 20 or so people in the world actually play it; everyone else just watches
Wow...
Jonny's reaction at 13:42 ahah !
op channel5 gaming love you
Super incredible!
incredible
6:47 Pause, In my calculations, that wheel thingy’s seats is swinging!
do light show competition i want to see more of them .:D
THIS!
Lightshow contest?
WTF ... love it ♡
I like hyper realistic
Where's that mind blown emoji gone?... amazing park!
Made up lore for this park, by a guy who is losing his mind with excitement on this tour (and honestly has too much time on his hands right now):
Originally built in 1975 on the main island of the Intercoastal Islands, Intercoastal Coaster Park, locally referred to as "ICP" or "The Coaster Park", started life as a small amusement park meant to draw more tourists and vacationers to the islands. Even with only a few attractions, ICP still quickly became a favorite for local guests looking for a bit more excitement than the beaches and mountain hiking that can be found nearby. Established with only two original coasters (Wild Maus and Wacky Worm) and a few flat rides, the original draw for guests was the excellent boating lodge found near the rear of the park, the two coasters, and the beautiful scenery surrounding the original layout, which was only half the size of the current layout.
After finding moderate success for almost a decade, the owners wanted to expand their selection of attractions. The Midway was expanded upon in 1983, and the first large coaster, Tidal Surge, was built the next year in 1984, along with more shops and small attractions. Word got around and ICP quickly gained popularity with vacationers, something that was a main focal point for Neon Feather Attractions, the creators of the park. In 1991, NFA acquired the land across Lake Frontier, which sat behind the park, intending to build a small resort for those wishing to spend a weekend visiting ICP and the other local attractions.
However, owner and coaster designer Danny Robbins felt it would be best to increase the size of the park, stating that he wanted a state-of-the-art amusement park that still felt like a small, localized attraction. He began designing the next 3 coasters for the park, Skyward Rush (built 1992), Rampage (built 1995), and The Villain (built 1997), finding overwhelming success and popularity with visitors. Soon after he would also design Star Cadet, one of the most ambitious and uniquely-designed flying coasters in the world, which was completed in 2001. Among other small attractions, a new visitor center found on the "back half" of the park near The Villain was also constructed shortly thereafter, which guests could reserve for parties and occasions.
Other than the addition of the Go Kart circuit which was built in 2008, the park remains much the same as it was in 2001, with fans of the establishment happy that NFA never wavered from their original design aesthetic. "It's just like I remember it as a kid," one local mentioned in a brief interview. "It's like that cool carnival that shows up in your local city, only with awesome coasters, and it's always here. But the look, the feel, the smell of the food, it's all the same as it was almost 20 years ago, and that's not a bad thing. I come here with my family every year so my kids can have fun memories like I did growing up near this place. I couldn't ask for a better park to relax and have fun at."
Neon Feather Attractions, due to the overwhelming success of Intercoastal Coaster Park, have branched out and begun to build more attractions across the Intercoastal Islands, as well as making plans to create a spiritual successor to ICP on the west coast in the future. Their Kestral Park remains the only theme park in the world which can boast a staggering 12 miles of coaster tracks, a world record accomplishment for the company, which for the time being it seems may never be eclipsed.
"It sounds funny, but we never got into this to make money," one owner of NFA said when we visited ICP recently. "We hoped we would, but that wasn't the goal. What we wanted to do is to make everyone who visits, young and old, feel like they're coming to meet an old friend every time they walk through our gates. There's nothing like seeing this place lit up at night, hearing the excitement of our guests as they watch our light show or swoop down on one of our coasters, seeing repeat visitors who don't reside on this island, and seeing the elated smiles of people exiting our park, assured they just had a very memorable experience.
"That's all it ever was for us," he added, grinning. "It was never about making money. It's about making lasting memories."
😍🤩😍🤩 WOW! I am so honored that you took the time to write this, and am screaming at how incredibly close you are to the park's actual lore! I genuinely would love to put some of this on the park's steam description if that's ok. 😃 Other than years being different, which is all made up anyway, you really hit the nail on the head with how I envisioned this park growing over time. I am delighted that my park brought you so much inspiration and you've kind of lined up my next projects for me!!! 😆🙆♂️
@@ItsDannyRobbins I'd be honored if you used some of this in the description for your park! Use as much as you want! And if you would like me to do other ones I wouldn't mind, I have a pretty good imagination. I'm glad you liked it, I couldn't believe how excited I was to see your design and looking at the Wild Maus and Wacky Worm I thought, "these look like they'd be the oldest coasters in the park", and the idea hit me. I wish I could put something together anywhere near as detailed and beautiful as this park, one day I'll have to give it a shot. Gonna start with Parkitect to get back into building. Anyway, thanks again, and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
So good
Tidal Surge was not an rmc, it was a gravity group woodie
BUILD THIS PARK
The parks/videos are great I'm back to remaking Canada's wonderland, because of the channel. 1 thing tho, can you load 10,000-20,000 guests. Let the game run and see if the park makes a profit. Also park guests thoughts.
game can barely handle 500 guests lol
@@Channel5Gaming It hurts my heart how true that is.
im not saying move around but. each park should have a planco rating at the bottom and after 10 min pause so we dont see empty parks. or a better pc i can get 15 fps in a full park of about 10000 guests about 5 if i let in 20,000 but its cool to see the mobs of people leave and enter the park. so its worrh it.. took a while to get all the guests out by only closing the park..
as i assume most parks the rides are free so making a profit is hard, when they dont leave at night
This is in real life I bet or some inspiration
The “rmc” is actually a gravity group because of the trains
In real life yes but there is
No wooden coaster that has those trains it’s the malice unchained it also over banks at one point wich you can’t do
@@darkmonkeyeyes7826 yeah but you can just change the trains from the gravity group trains to rmc in the settings
OK...just wondering...why are Wild Mouse Coasters always German?
They were invented in Germany in the late 50s, so I assume people just really like to reference that for some reason.😉
The Wilde Maus was actually built by Runo! Johnny just didn't see the tag I put on it. He also didn't really go over the sign closely enough to see Runo's tag he included in it himself.
Oh well, another place I wish was real
" not an inch in my bone " thats what she said 🤣😂
I keep hearing a plane fly-by
A Carnival feel.....
OOOoOO
It’s “Intracoastal” not “Intercoastal.” Am I the only one that noticed this?
This was a last minute change after I had submitted the park and it's description for him to read. I later realized that "intracoastal" was the more appropriate term for the park's setup.
Hello!
Crikey 10 minutes later and still not concentrating on this park.
So you don't actually take the time to make these parks yourself? You just browse through and pretend that you do? lmao... odd take some time out for own creativity my friend its much more rewards lol
As a one who typically just doesn't know when to stop building, Johnny being here to review parks means that people with weaker computers than my own can still get the chance to see my park. It means they can enjoy the rides I've made without setting their own computer on fire by trying to load my park.😆