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SNKU's Acacia Tree
- Feb 1
- 1 min read
by sonic5000harper
DESIGN ID:
RD-119-500-893-800
GAMEPASSES
Disable Collisions
Extra Colors
RIDE(S) USED
Corkscrew Coaster
PRICE TO BUILD
$22,975
HOW TO USE
It's super easy to use blueprints on the TPT2 Workshop! Simply copy the Design ID above and paste it into the Theme Park Tycoon 2 search bar. You can also directly paste the Design ID into the ride specified above to load it in-game!
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BLUEPRINT NOTES
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