Well, I thought it was ok, but after a while, it get's boring. On the downside, the songs on it are out-dated, and after a long time playing it, you run out of things to do. Parental wise, this is a role playing game, and you should make sure that you are watching your child playing it. It's a few steps below The Sims. In this game you can have relationships with people and eventually kiss them. After the kiss, they respond as to how it felt by saying something like "Let's get together!" or, "I'm not sure how I felt about that." Also, in the game there are cheerleaders, whose outfits are a bit skimpy. Then, also, there is one game in particular where you have to clean up vomit and trash as a sanitary worker. Make sure you check up on your child while they are playing this game, and make sure that when they are selecting their avatar that they know which age group they are in. I think that all kids 11 and under should be the "kids" of the theme park, then all tweens 12 through 19 should be the "teens" of the park, and that everyone older than 20 should be an adult. The reason I say this is because, in the game, teens and up can kiss, and that's why they need to stick to their age group. Overall, the game is a fun educational way to teach kids about how to track finances and how to manage things. P.S. The reason I say it's violent is because it's gross sometimes.

I love this game! It is a lot of fun, addictive, and there is absolutly nothing wrong with it! I recomend it for all ages!

I Really want to play it and build my own rollar costers.

The only reason that this game could be inappropriate is that you can make out, hug, or kiss a girl and the music playing in the background could be maybe a tad inappropriate. It can range to being a T-rated game, so it might be a bad E10+ game.

the perfect game for tweens

this is the best game eva!!

I got this game for the Wii at Gamestop and it's really good. It's a really good carnival simulation game and has lots of fun things to do, like riding rollercoasters, playing minigames, and chatting with guests. Speaking of the guests, they're all mostly nice people (although they sometimes can be a bit mean) Plus, the background songs are catchy. OK for kids 10+. Educational: The game gives kids a simplified view of how to run a carnival, and you can tell guests facts about a variety of categories. Violence: Some mild cartoon violence in some minigames, but nobody gets hurt. Sex: You get the option to flirt with guests,a and some quotes you can say are a bit suggestive. Consumerism: Part of Thrillville series.