Lakeside Lights

A sleepy lakeside promenade with a creaky pier and two tired rides. Bring back the summer nights: lights on the water, boats and fireworks.

A big lake fills the middle of the map: build around it, and out over it on raised walkways.

Grandma Rosa ran the Lakeside Lights for forty summers. The bulbs are dark now, the pier creaks and the island in the lake has been cut off since the old footbridge washed away. The town still remembers the fireworks over the water. Light it up again: bridge the lake, fill it with boats and make the reviews sing.

Lakeside Lights is built around its lake: the land runs round the shore, and the island in the middle has been cut off since the old footbridge washed away. Raised walkways over the water become bridges, and the lake is protected, so it can’t be filled in: you build around it and over it.

The starting kit leans on water: Bumper Boats, Splash Boats, the Log Flume, the Water Coaster and the Pirate Cove theme, which starts researched. The goal needs a walkway out to the island along with a good rating held for two days and a steady review average.

Lakeside Lights is a 72 × 72 tile map of shore round a big lake with an island, played on the Standard setting, with the weather mild and sunny. You start with $14,000 in cash and a loan of $8,000 at 7% interest, and the bank lends up to $32,000. Its water is protected: it can’t be filled in. Research starts with a budget of $300. It comes with Park Baron Premium.