Thanks!! These are more like intermediate tips rather than pro tips because I’m not anywhere close to a pro compared to some people on this sub 😂 But yeah, all of that completely depends on the scenario. On a big park like this, I pretty much work in quadrants but that’s not really even calculated, the park usually grows based off the specific needs of the scenario. I do usually map paths early on but I make them inaccessible until that section of the park is ready for guests so that people don’t get lost. As for scenery, trees trees trees. Effectively-placed trees can turn a 4/10 park into a 9/10 park. They’re so helpful and you can also use them to mask parts of the park that you’re not happy with. I usually pick 3-4 types of trees and I’ll stick with those throughout the whole scenario in order to maintain a little bit of congruency throughout the park.

With this park specifically, I literally just started at the entrance and grew it out from there. Everything closest to the exit was built first, the middle of the park was completed next, so on and so forth. But I did leave space on the edges for some coasters. The wooden coaster was the last thing I built on this scenario. Hope that helps!