Floating Sky Islands

Five islands floating over a sea of cloud. Walkways reach the low ones; the high island and the peak only a lift can reach.

Nothing stands on the clouds: walkway supports reach the two low islands, and the high ones need a Chairlift or a Monorail. Every island is yours; getting guests there is the work.

Nobody remembers who first anchored the Cloud Isles, but the view from up here is the best in the world. The gate’s island has room for a small park, two islands float within a long walkway’s reach, and higher still, the High Island and the Peak drift above them. Build bridges where you can, lifts where you can’t, and give the guests the sky.

Floating Sky Islands opens on the gate’s island, with four more islands floating round it, all of them yours. Walkway supports reach down about 34 m, enough for the two low islands but not the High Island or the Peak: those need a Chairlift or a Monorail. The goal asks for paths out to three of the four islands (all four on Baron), a big crowd and a high rating, by the end of Year 2.

Above the clouds the air is cool and the wind turns a shower into a storm, which sends guests home. The kit has the Chairlift and the Monorail from the start, the Observation Tower, the Tower Swings, the Balloon Wheel, the Wild Mouse, the Steel Looping Coaster and the Enchanted Garden theme.

Floating Sky Islands is a 80 × 80 tile map of five islands floating over a sea of cloud, played on the Standard setting, with the weather above the clouds: cool air, and showers blow up into storms. You start with $20,000 in cash and a loan of $15,000 at 16% interest, and the bank lends up to $50,000. Research starts with a budget of $300. It comes with Founding Baron.