The Best Frontier Workshop Coasters In Planet Coaster 2

Planet Coaster 2 lets you design the theme park of your dreams, turning your imaginative coaster ideas into reality. While the game includes a variety of premade Blueprints, its sandbox mechanics allow for endless creativity in building custom coasters.

However, the real magic of Planet Coaster 2 lies in its community-driven features. The Frontier Workshop allows you to share your creations and download others’ designs, fostering a collaborative and inspiring community. These custom coasters, often featuring intricate builds and fantastical designs, provide the perfect way to elevate your parks to new heights.

10 Draupnir

• Created by: Mcspongeblorb#17837
• Share Code: 7HX2TXGXF
• Type: Launched

Draupnir is a Viking-themed launched coaster with a low Nausea score of 0.62 but modest Excitement and Fear ratings. What it lacks in stats, it more than compensates for with immersive theming. Riders pass through a Viking ring, glide past a ship, and race through a forest, with every detail thoughtfully designed. Even the queue winds through Viking archways, enhancing the experience.

When you build Draupnir, you will need to use the Advance Move tool to lower the ride to ground level.

This coaster is a good centerpiece to any park. The set pieces are easy to edit to match your aesthetics and, while riding it will not appeal to the majority of guests, its presence alone will be appealing and will improve your scenery rating.

9 Alton Towers – The Smiler

• Created by: RAGG-115#19457
• Share Code: 4LYLDGPG1
• Type: Alternate Lift

RAGG-115 has meticulously recreated The Smiler, the infamous Alton Towers coaster that operated until 2016. This recreation showcases impressive attention to detail, from accurately reproducing each corkscrew and inversion to starting with a raised train station, and the only thing missing is the chilling audio of a man saying, “Join us!” as the train launches.

The ride’s statistics mirror the intensity of the real-world attraction, with high Excitement and Fear ratings that may appeal to a more daring subset of guests. Despite this, its striking design makes it a perfect centerpiece attraction for any park.

8 Poltergeist Castle Coaster

• Created by: Silvarret#39194
• Share Code: 8X1BT3F1T
• Type: Alternate Lift

If you were to combine a haunted house with a coaster, you would get the Poltergeist Castle Coaster. This eerie attraction takes guests on a spine-tingling journey in and out of an atmospheric castle. The ride begins with a dramatic ascent to a castle tower, followed by a heart-pounding drop that sends riders plunging toward the ground, only to swerve at the last moment into an exhilarating inverted loop.

Occasionally, the trap doors in the castle’s tower will bug and not open. If this happens, set the doors to “Loop” and then back to “On Trigger Only.”

The coaster’s design is rich with Gothic details, from its ominous turrets to its shadowy interiors, enhancing the spooky ambiance. Unlike traditional coasters, Poltergeist does not provide the standard Excitement, Fear, and Nausea ratings, making it difficult to directly compare it to other coasters.

7 Titan’s Wrath

• Created by: BeyondDrewTV#14543
• Share Code: 2NXX5GJPJ
• Type: Launched

Titan’s Wrath is a colossal coaster that requires a significant amount of space to build, making it a major investment for your park. While it lacks built-in theming, this allows you to fully customize the ride to fit your park’s style, offering a blank canvas for creativity. Despite its high Excitement and Nausea values, the coaster has a surprisingly low Fear factor, making it appealing to a wide range of guests.

The long, sweeping silhouette of Titan’s Wrath opens up exciting possibilities for integrating other coasters around it. You can easily design additional coasters that loop in and around Titan’s Wrath, enhancing the thrill factor and making the most of its expansive footprint.

6 LOKI

• Created by: Seaspiker#12624
• Share Code: 8BJ3NVM0X
• Type: Special

LOKI is a Synchronize coaster steeped in Viking theming, designed to transport riders to the heart of a bustling Norse village. The ride is surrounded by dynamic set pieces, including flamethrowers, spinning barrels spewing water, and windmills, creating an immersive atmosphere. Despite its elaborate design, LOKI is a budget-friendly option, costing around $10k (terrain-dependent), making it an excellent opening day attraction to boost your park’s appeal and scenery rating.

While the extensive theming makes LOKI challenging to adapt to other park styles, it’s a standout addition to any Viking-themed park. Its affordability and high visual impact ensure it captures attention and sets the tone for an engaging park experience.

5 Accelerator – Steampunk LSM Launch Coaster

• Created by: Silvarret#39194
• Share Code: 1ZH6PW4V7
• Type: Launched

Accelerator is a low-key launched coaster that weaves through a steampunk-themed factory, showcasing impressive attention to detail. From moving set pieces to helpful leveling tags for builders, every element is thoughtfully designed. The ride even features a themed marquee and a courtyard entrance, enhancing its immersive appeal.

This coaster’s moderate intensity makes it a valuable addition to any park, serving as a bridge between high-thrill rides and more relaxed attractions. Its ability to cater to a wide demographic ensures that your park appeals to every guest.

4 Shipwreck – Small Starter Wooden Mouse Coaster

• Created by: Blue Rooster#55139
• Share Code: 96HQP0TGF
• Type: Wooden

This short wooden coaster blends Viking, Resort, and Planet Coaster themes into a vibrant and entertaining attraction. Despite its cheerful appearance, it boasts surprisingly high Excitement and Nausea ratings, rivaling larger coasters. Yet, this intensity doesn’t deter guests from eagerly lining up to give it a try.

Shipwreck requires the Vintage Funfair Ride Pack DLC.

With a short run time, it keeps lines moving efficiently. The ride twists around shipwrecks, bursts through flamethrowers and smoke effects, and ends with a dramatic drop into the water, soaking riders and leaving them exhilarated.

3 Hammerhead

• Created by: CoombesCreate#44521
• Share Code: 891CTB6P8
• Type: Chain Lift

Hammerhead takes riders on a captivating deep-sea adventure aboard shark-themed ride cars. Set to calming ambient music, the coaster twists and turns through dark purple rocks and coral, weaving past jellyfish and diving through a marine research station. The only thing that’s missing is a giant squid reaching out to grab passing cars.

This ride is a well-balanced experience, appealing to a broad audience and making it an excellent choice for all types of park guests. Not only does it boost your scenery stats, but its immersive theming also makes it the perfect centerpiece for marketing campaigns, drawing in crowds and enhancing your park’s overall appeal.

2 Dune Coaster

• Created by: CoombesCreate#44521
• Share Code: 891CTB6P8
• Type: Chain Lift

The Dune Coaster is a monumental ride that will undoubtedly become the centerpiece of your park, dominating its skyline with an impressive presence. Boasting an incredible 8.22 Excitement rating, along with balanced Fear and Nausea stats, it offers a thrilling experience for guests. With a top speed of 123 mph and a track length of 1762 meters, it’s a true marvel of coaster engineering.

After opening this coaster, you’ll receive the “In A Word, Whoooosh” achievement for building and opening a coaster that reaches at least 100 mph.

Beyond its impressive stats, Dune Coaster features meticulously crafted scenery, including a dramatic recreation of a sandworm erupting from the ground, further enhancing the thrill. While this coaster would be a standout in any park, it truly shines in a desert-themed setting, where its thematic elements can be fully appreciated, immersing riders in an unforgettable experience.

1 Jaw’Some

• Created by: YannBK1608#33207
• Share Code: 39YPWWVBF
• Type: Launched

Jaw’Some is a stunning and well-balanced coaster that takes riders on a thrilling journey through a tropical paradise. It winds past rushing rivers, tiki statues, and through dense forest, creating a visually captivating experience. Jaw’Some has excellent Excitement and Nausea statistics, though the Fear statistic is a bit high. But I guess that is to be expected when the coaster spirals around a live volcano.

Building Jaw’Some will give you the “Down Is Up” achievement for building and opening a coaster over 500m in length with at least 10 inversions.

But this ride offers more than just excitement. It features an attached gift shop, a food truck, and a relaxing courtyard, all set to soothing resort music, making it an all-in-one destination for guests.