themagician 2,655 Report post Posted January 30 WnW have updated their park map to fit the new style VRTP have gone with. This style has had issues before, but I think WnW's is definitely the worst yet. All the dark colours make it difficult to make out what the attractions are and how to get to them. You wouldn't even know Surfrider existed based off this. They have however now removed Mach 5 and WnW Buggy from the map. Interestingly though, when you click Download Map, it comes up with the old style of map, which too has been updated to removed Mach 5 and WnW Buggy. And of the two styles, the old one is still the one I prefer much more. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Brad2912 2,309 Report post Posted January 30 The new map certainly looks more vibrant and appealing and like a modern park. The old one looks like it’s been plucked from the early 90s. neither are particularly accurate in terms of features... is Surf Rider on the new one at all? Is it a sign it’s not staying around? However on the old one Surfrider is made to looks like it’s as tall if not taller than the slide towers neither great, but the new one is an improvement imo... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
themagician 2,655 Report post Posted January 30 The Surfrider is on the new one, you just have to zoom in and you can somewhat make it out Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mc coaster 72 Report post Posted January 30 I think this might help. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Slick 1,864 Report post Posted January 30 (edited) Why are they doubling down on a clearly flawed design aesthetic that literally no one else in the industry uses? This map, like the other new VRTP maps, fail at the one thing it should do well - being a map. As an example - give both maps to a mate and see how long it takes them to get from say the exit of Constrictor to the entrance of Black Hole and you'll see the difference. Like deadset, why did no one at VRTP take onboard the dozens upon dozens of complaints about why 1:1 scale maps are a terribly flawed idea? Don't even get me started on why back of house areas shown on public-facing maps - it's just so ill-conceived for so many reasons. Edited January 30 by Slick 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
joz 1,866 Report post Posted January 30 The new one is an improvement? How? The forklift back of house is more prominent than the biggest ride in the park Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Naazon 40 Report post Posted January 30 1 hour ago, Slick said: Don't even get me started on why back of house areas shown on public-facing maps - it's just so ill-conceived for so many reasons. The only reasoning I can think of for this is if people a building from a ride and wonder what it is they can look at the map? But at the same time... no. Just no. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
AlexB 3,393 Report post Posted January 30 I'm surprised nobody has pointed out the biggest tragedy of this entire change - the loss of the batmobile! 3 4 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Mc coaster 72 Report post Posted January 30 Ikr that was the first thing I looked for and I am very disappointed that it did not make a return. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
joz 1,866 Report post Posted January 30 Thing is there is a lot of those little details hidden in those maps. SW's had a pirate and little alien walking around. Nice little things to discover if you studied it. Plus it worked as a map. The new one has the AOS stables on it so thats handy right? 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
themagician 2,655 Report post Posted January 30 You can find AOS stables easier than you can find Surfrider. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Brad2912 2,309 Report post Posted January 30 18 minutes ago, themagician said: You can find AOS stables easier than you can find Surfrider. And even then it’s Bullshit. I’ve never seen more then 2 horses in those paddocks at a time. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
