As you may know, since the Pandemic we've been having a lot of fun with Planet Coaster. We started off with a 15 minute challenge where basically we'd create a coaster each day in only 15 minutes and post it. And we figured that would be enough to get us through the 6-8 weeks of Pandemic. Oooh, how naïve we were. 

That moved into just creating parks and having fun with them, and posting a few videos. 

But now, we present the next chapter in our Planet Coaster journey. EVERY COASTER PARK!

This park will have every single coaster/ride design. ALL OF THEM. Whether we like them or not. All custom built. And then once they're all done we'll create our park around the coasters. We'll be updating these as we add them to our YouTube page. Enjoy! 

 You can see all of our Planet Coaster videos here. 

Our park started off with a Boomerang, because that's first on the list. See how this works? But not any normal Boomerang as you'll see. 

I've always enjoyed creating Loony Turns coasters in the game, they're just super twisty and fun and you can do a lot with them. 

We then of course got into a few B&M's in a row, again, just going down the list. The first was a Dive Coaster, followed by a Floorless and Flying Coaster. 

This Free Swing style coaster is something I'd never actually build in a normal park, but hey, it's on the list. Nevertheless had some fun with this one. 

Another Boomerang, this time the Giant Inverted kind!! I love this coaster and would so ride it. 

The first of two Giga coasters in a row. The first an Intamin. Now hopefully we can make them different enough. 

Hope this one is different enough for ya. =) 

I REALLY love how this compact Gravity Group hybrid came out. 

I honestly tried with this coaster about 3 or 4 times before coming up with one that I liked. Hope you do too. 

My least favorite style of Hyper/Mega coaster if I'm being honest. Nonetheless, tried to be "familiar" and yet unique with this one. And like it. 

A classic Arrow Hyper

I've always been a fan of Impulse Coasters, and always try to make the unique, going all the way back to RCT2. This one is no exception. Certainly happy with this one. 

First time I've created a Family Inverted coaster. I sometimes have a hard time with family coasters for some reason. But I like this one. 

Intamin Inverted Coaster. Tried to be unique with this one, it crosses over the lift hill/station quite a few times. 

How about a fun Junior Coaster that will eventually have a Ghostbusters theme. 

Now we get into launched coaster territory. 

Last week Renée ​made her way over to Jolly Creek in Orlando to take in their Holiday event. 

The holidays have definitely arrived in Orlando with this fun event featuring some great music, lights and more. Check it out! 

You can see more details about Jolly Creek including how to get your own tickets here. 

Written by Renée ​Girard

Tonight we’re at Central Florida’s brand new holiday event, Jolly Creek!

The lights look amazing!

​It’s a brisk 65 degrees in Florida this evening. Let it snow! 

The Jolly Creek Society Orchestra play some holiday classics. Love these guys!

​The dancing, color-changing tree was a crowd favorite.

It was awesome to get a night ride on an airboat. Definitely a very Florida Christmas!

And at a safe distance, you can also meet Santa. On an airboat!

Some tasty treats are available, including the festive Florida Frosty drink. 

​Thanks to Jolly Creek Holiday Festival for inviting us tonight! Definitely worth the visit to have a uniquely Florida Christmas experience!

​I almost forgot to mention the vendor marketplace at Jolly Creek. I bought a Disney Christmas catnip pillow that my cat is absolutely obsessed with and now I wish I got more than one!

A couple of nights ago, Renée ​had a chance to check out the amazing Night of a Million Lights at Give Kids The World Village. 

Give Kids The World is one of our all time favorite charities, and the one we support each and every year on Giving Tuesday. Hope you'll join us this year. 

Check out the update for this amazing event. 

Written by Renée ​Girard

The other night we visited the Night of a Million Lights at the Give Kids the World Village. Being a huge fan of holiday light displays, I knew walking in immediately that I was going to love it.

​Lots of local Orlando businesses and attractions took part in the event, each decorating a house or area with lights themed to what they represent. 

​Lots of theme parks have houses at the village, including Fun Spot, SeaWorld, Legoland, and even Holiday World.

The folks from Universal Orlando Resort took over the dinosaur mini golf area, and it’s awesome! 

​You can meet (at a distance) a masked-up Santa Claus too. 2020 is weird. 

​The beautiful Disney houses, from Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella. 

Crazy to think that we would normally be out and about at IAAPA this week. But good to see they have a house at Night of a Million Lights .

​There is no wrong way to go - there are lights everywhere! 

In addition to the lights, you can also learn what Give Kids the World Village does and explore other areas. In the Castle of Miracles and Star Tower, it is covered with stars personalized by each child who has visited. There are thousands, simply amazing.

​In the pool area, complimentary hot cocoa and ice cream is offered, as well as additional food and beverages, and merchandise to purchase. 

​The Ripley’s Believe It or Not house brought out quite a few unique items for their display. 

​Light speed! There are photo ops galore, and this Star Wars house certainly is a great one.

​Among the houses is a Christmas tree trail, where you can take a selfie with a gingerbread friend. 

If you need the perfect Christmas Instagram photo, you’ll find plenty of opportunities for those!

Honestly cannot say enough good things about Give Kids The World Village Night of a Million Lights event. It is absolutely worth visiting, as well as supporting such an amazing cause.