Idle Roller Coaster Guide: Tips, Cheats and Strategies

Idle Roller Coaster challenges you to build the theme park of your dreams, keeping your roller coaster-hungry customers happy and coming back for more.

You’ll set ticket prices, manage queue times, and move to different cities over the course of your adventure. You can also add more cars to your roller coaster to serve more customers at once.

In this guide, we’re going to give you a bunch of tips and tricks to build the biggest roller coaster going as quickly as possible. Enjoy!

Idle Roller Coaster Tips and Tricks:

• Keep your multiplier active: You can watch an ad to increase your multiplier up to a maximum of 20 minutes. If you can, keep this going at all times as it will double your income. Not bad for a couple of 30 second ads.
• Balance your upgrades: There’s a bunch of upgrades you can pay for to improve how much you earn. You can add more cars to your roller coaster, boost its speed, and increase the price of tickets.
• Tap on the Station for more upgrade options: You can also upgrade your Station to serve more customers at once, increase the size of your queue, and attract more customers. It’s easy to ignore the Station but don’t, as it’s a vital part of the upgrade path.
• Watch ads whenever you have the opportunity for boosts: As you play, you’ll get a bunch of opportunities to watch ads for various boosts. Given that this is an idle game, and you’ll spend the majority of it waiting for money, you might might as well wait while an ad is playing. You’ll progress much faster and help support the game at the same time. Oh, and make sure to tap on the popcorn whenever it appears! It gives you a massive cash injection.
• Move cities as soon as you can: As you reach certain level milestones, you’ll unlock the option to move to a new city. Do this as soon as you can, as it will give you a sizeable boost in earnings. There’s no real reason to stick with a previous city either.

Glen Fox

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Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.