Van Egdom Boat Slide
- Oct 6, 2025
- 1 min read
by Bram




DESIGN ID:
Blueprint 1: RD-474-382-271-873
Blueprint 2: RD-722-868-262-448
Blueprint 3: RD-123-954-402-741
GAMEPASSES
Disable Collisions
RIDE(S) USED
Blueprint 1: Multi-Launch (Legacy)
Blueprint 2: Multi-Launch (Legacy)
Blueprint 3: Multi-Launch (Legacy)
PRICE TO BUILD
Blueprint 1: $204,276
Blueprint 2: $129,780
Blueprint 3: $38,003
Total: $372,059
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!
If you aren't able to load the blueprint in-game, check out the common reasons for this below!
BLUEPRINT NOTES
This blueprint uses multiple ID's! To use this blueprint, follow these steps:
Place the first blueprint ID using the Multi-Launch (Legacy) first
Next, place the second blueprint ID using the Multi-Launch (Legacy) lined up with the previous blueprint
Next, place the third blueprint ID using the Multi-Launch (Legacy) lined up with the previous blueprint
This blueprint uses a legacy ride! To enable legacy content in Theme Park Tycoon 2, follow these steps:
Click the settings (cog) button in the bottom right of the screen
Scroll down until you see the "Show legacy content in build menu" option in the "General Settings" section
Enable the option
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