Sunny Day Park
Build rides and welcome guests to earn coins and grow a five-star park.
gemma made this on Mable.
Make your gameAbout Sunny Day Park
Build rides and welcome guests to earn coins and grow a five-star park.
How to play
- Select a ride card from the tray at the bottom.
- Tap an empty tile on the grid to build the ride.
- Wait for guests to visit the ride and pay coins.
- Tap an existing ride to open its upgrade panel.
- Spend coins to upgrade rides or sell them for space.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap cards to select rides, then tap tiles to build or upgrade.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click cards to select rides, then click tiles to build or upgrade.
More about this game
Your goal is to build a thriving five-star amusement park by placing rides and attracting guests. The core loop involves spending coins to build attractions on a grid, which draw in guests who pay for rides, generating more coins. As you earn, you can upgrade rides to increase their appeal and ticket prices. The difficulty scales as new rides cost significantly more, requiring careful management of your space and funds. A run never truly ends, as you can continue expanding and upgrading indefinitely.
Tips
- Upgrade your rides early; a level 2 ride earns more per guest and increases your park's overall appeal.
- Keep an eye on the goal tracker at the top; completing goals rewards you with a large coin bonus.
- Your park earns coins while you're away, up to 2 hours of offline time, so check back later for a boost.
FAQ
- How do I get more guests?
- Guests arrive based on your park's total appeal. Build more rides and upgrade them to increase your appeal and attract a larger crowd, up to a maximum of 70 guests.
- What happens when I upgrade a ride?
- Upgrading a ride increases its ticket price and appeal, making it more profitable and attractive to guests. Rides can be upgraded up to level 3.
- Can I move a ride after building it?
- You cannot move a ride directly, but you can tap it and select 'Sell' to remove it and get half of its base cost back, freeing up the tile.
