Tiny City Lot

A cramped plot between tower blocks and an old car-park deck. Land costs a fortune: build up, stack walkways over your coasters and pack in the fun.

Tiny land, pricey parcels (4× the usual price) and tycoon-strict guests. Tall rides and clever stacking are the only way.

The city sold you the old car park downtown on one condition: make it the most exciting block in town. There is barely room to swing a cat, the neighbours’ towers loom on every side and the few free parcels cost a fortune. Build up: towers, a coaster weaving under raised walkways, and not a tile wasted.

Tiny City Lot is the smallest map in the game, land costs four times the usual price, and the guests are tycoon-strict. There is no room to spread out, so tall rides and stacking are the way: the goal asks for three tall rides, a big crowd and a high rating held through the day.

The kit is built for it: the Drop Tower, the Observation Tower, the Star Flyer, the 3D Motion Simulator and the Wild Mouse, whose tower of hairpins packs a long ride into a few tiles. The Space Frontier theme suits the city skyline.

Tiny City Lot is a 44 × 44 tile map of a cramped lot between tower blocks, played on the Tycoon setting, with the weather mild and sunny. You start with $22,000 in cash and a loan of $10,000 at 9% interest, and the bank lends up to $40,000. Land costs 4× the usual price. Research starts with a budget of $600. It comes with Park Baron Premium. On Tycoon, rides wear half as fast again and guests are harder to please.