Related Games / Six Flags South Carolina 1975-Today [RCT3]

He just added a relatively thrilling ride so I think it'll be more family friendly...

This is by far one of the finest RCT 3 parks i have ever seen keep it going i cant wait to see whats next.

1984
10th Season

It's the eve of Christmas Eve! We are getting close to Christmas day! The announcement is closer than ever!

- Joseph Reynolds

tis the season for riding rollercoasters!!

I like the lights, but they seem like they're floating.

Are they in-game lights, or are they photoshopped?

I really like the carousel, though. The candy cane accents make it look fantastic!

I like the lights, but they seem like they're floating.

They're custom lights - they're strung across the path, but it's hard to see the wire they're attached to.

And I'm assuming they turn on and off automatically, just like the regular lights? Sweet!

We need some of those in RCT2... *wink wink*

1984
10th Season

Merry Christmas Eve! Tomorrow is the big day! I hope you enjoy this next day with your family and I look forward to tomorrow's announcement!
- Joseph Reynolds




Everything will be made known tomorrow!

That second screen looks so real. Amazing job CD5, Merry Christmas.

1985 / 11TH SEASON ANNOUNCEMENT

Merry Christmas! It is my pleasure to unveil Charleston Gardens Amusement Park's 1985 addition: Gardenhill Pass.
- Joseph Reynolds



At the cost of $21 million, Gardenhill Pass is not only the costliest expansion in our history but also the largest in size. The park's size will increase by nearly a quarter when Gardenhill Pass opens in the spring of 1985.



Gardenhill Pass represents a new direction we are taking with Charleston Gardens Amusement Park. We are now shifting our focus to emphasizing the beauty of the South Carolina landscape through crafted gardens and landscaping. Gardenhill Pass will be a relaxing area of the park with an outdoor theater, midway games, swan boats, and an outdoor cafe.



The Green Pearl Theater will be the focal point of Gardenhill Pass.



With seating for 600, the Green Pearl Theater will be the prime location for concert series and other premier entertainment.



Hand-crafted swan boats will grace Swan Lake and will be a perfect attraction for families.

We look forward to seeing you next spring to experience Gardenhill Pass for yourself!

Really good addition. Very classy. Looking forward to actual screens.
-JDP

I love it, but I think you should have added this back in the 70s

^ Does it make a difference? I was trying to extend Carolina Calamity's stay as much as I could.

it would have been financially impossible.
that a good enough fictional excuse?

I guess its because i think because the new stadium reminds me so much of the Theatre you built back in like 1974.

1985
11th Season

Welcome to the the opening day of our eleventh season! Time sure does fly, it's hard to believe we've been open for this many years! Today is also the day Gardenhill Pass makes its debut - so far the guests seem to be loving the tranquil new area of the park. Let's take a look!
- Joseph Reynolds


The entrance to Gardenhill Pass is somewhat secluded from the rest of the park.


As you can see from this aeriel, the area itself is set back in the trees.


If you follow the path you'll come across the center of Gardenhill Pass.


In the center you'll find the Plaza Cafe, an outdoor cafe serving healthy options such as soups and salads.


Across from the cafe you'll find the focal point of Gardenhill Pass, the Green Pearl Theater.


The Green Pearl Theater seats 600 and will become the home of a concert series featuring local acts this summer.


Not far from the Green Pearl Theater, you'll come across Swan Lake where there are hand-crafted swan boats for your boating pleasure.


Looks like alot of fun to me!


German Bros. Games features classical midway games in a different setting.


The other end of Gardenhill Pass connects to Harbortown, making the upper-loop of Charleston Gardens Amusement Park complete.

Looks damn good to me man. Nice work.
-JDP

I love it! A very fine addition to the park.

I especially love the covered bridge and the German Bros. Games building.

The outdoor theatre is also a wonderful addition, but it's a shame nobody will ever sit there.

I also like how you did the concept art. A simple effect in Photoshop, but it had a powerful effect!

Great foliage as always. I like that tunnel next to the swans. Is it for the train or for guests?