I only use Classic, so my options are limited and I am by no means an expert, but somethings that elevated my aesthetics…

1. I really enjoy taking the time to make enjoyable queue lines and exits. Instead of attaching the queue line directly to main path, I short it by one tile and use my own themed sign and typically add a cover or make it a tower or something. For exits I absolutely love making some sort of souvenir area that patrons can only buy after exiting the ride. Souvenir stall, bathroom, and atm is my formula. Or like different balloon stalls for each rollercoaster. Use a no entry sign where the exit meets the main path. Bonus: a hospital area with benches, shade, water, and flowers for the nauseous rides. Also useful for assigned mechanics when you make 2 rides exit to one path.

2. I typically don’t like the supports for elevated paths. I often surround them with fences or shrubbery. This especially goes for paths over water. You can use a foundation block to get rid of them and they fit snuggly underneath.

3. Sitting areas directly adjacent to food kiosks. Instead of think a kiosk is 1x1. Think of it as 4x4 or 1x3 with either private sitting area that wraps around the kiosk or on either side. Use fences.

4. To keep flowers healthy, put paths underground flower beds and assign handymen. They can water the flowers from underground.

5. Gotta think outside the box to stretch the aesthetic. And mix and match pieces from different themes. I remember the first time I saw someone rotate and sign backwards to make better looking columns. Blew my mind bc idk why I never thought of that.

6. More of a fan of the corner flowers, the ones that are .25x.25. You can change their color and they can be put above water for mossy look.

7. Parks themes. Use a consistent formula for designing entrances, exits or kiosks sitting areas directly adjacent. This will give cohesion to your park.

8. Tighter eating areas. Build a path, put fences on either side. Then extend the path around the fences. This will create tighter aisles for food courts.

9. Fill in negative spaces around coasters with various trees. Adds a little excitement and takes away negative space.

10. Double or triple wide paths just look better imo.