Original CC0 theme park library in a bright, chunky tycoon style. The steel coaster kit is a modular 4 m system of tubular twin rail track over a box spine: straights, 30 degree slopes, eased pull up and crest transitions, flat and banked curves, a 90 degree sweep, a chain lift hill with its crest, a vertical loop split into two halves that close into one loop, a banked helix quarter, a roofed station with air gates, a brake run, tubular columns, an A frame, footer pads and an end stop, with two four car trains. A second kit builds a wooden coaster in laminated timber on lattice trestle bents, with its own lift hill, station and three car train. Ten flat rides come complete on their own plots: an 18 m ferris wheel, a carousel, a 24 m drop tower, a swinging pirate ship, spinning teacups, a chair swing, a bumper car arena, a log flume drop, a kiddie train on a circular track and a rotating observation tower. Around them are queue rails, canopies, entrance arches, ticket and operator booths, a 12 m park gate, popcorn, candy floss and ice cream units, a burger shack, a gift shop, ring toss, shooting gallery, high striker and balloon dart stalls, a prize wall, and the paths, plaza tiles, lamp posts, bulb strings, benches, bins, planting, a fountain, a bandstand and a mascot statue that dress them. Named pivoted nodes carry rigid node-transform clips only: wheels and rotors spin, the pirate ship rocks, targets tip, lift chains travel, and gates, lap bars, brake paddles and bin lids open and close. Gondolas, carousel horses, swing chairs, flume boats and water surfaces are modelled solid and are named in each description, because keeping them level or afloat needs channels a single rigid node cannot carry. No real park, ride or manufacturer names appear anywhere: every sign, marquee and nameplate is left blank.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.