Buy rides, food and drink shops, bathrooms, first aid, ATMs, info booths and priority pass lanes don't skimp out on a thing.

(Oh, and if all else fails, just plant down a few Whirly Rigs. In this Planet Coaster beginner's guide, you'll learn how to invest heavily early on to turn a profit, place facilities near ride exits to encourage frugal guests, hire staff and manage work rosters to keep up with your growing park, and place scenery to prevent guests from getting bored. We've uncovered a number of strategies to keep both guests and your wallet happy. If you're still hung up on Planet Coaster's controls and UI, check out our getting started guide first. If you're unsure of what to do, - or haven't visited an amusement park before - read on for strategies, tips, and tricks on building a manageable park. Ask yourself, 'what would I like to see here if I visited this park?' You're bound to (eventually) turn a profit in Career and Challenge mode following this simple rule. In fact, just stop thinking of your guests as sims right now. Don't place facilities and rides on opposite ends of the park and expect your guests to be happy with all the service and care you provide them.

They often react the same way you'd expect real people to. Frontier took a lot of time designing the guests so their whims are unique and change based on their surroundings.

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