For a fee, guests can skip the standard queues and get straight onto the rides.

It’s a great way for you to earn more money and keep people happy.

However, there are a few steps to follow to set it all up.

A priority queue outside a ride in Planet Coaster 2.

You simplyclick on a ride and tab over to the financials taband you’ll see a toggle forPriority Pass.

Simply change that to on.

You’ll have to do that individually for each ride you want Priority set up on.

The park management screen where you change priority pass and ticket prices in Planet Coaster 2.

However, that’s not all you gotta do to have Priority working on a ride.

They’re in the Facilities build menu, with an information symbol.

It’ll actually instantlyask you to place a Priority queueonce you toggle the setting on.

A rollercoaster in Planet Coaster 2.

Guests will then know automatically that it’s the Priority queue andonly use it if they have a pass.

You should attempt to activate Priority Passes on your most popular rides as a way of maximising profits.

If the Priority queues are too long, guests will get annoyed quickly.

The finance tab in a ride menu to set a priority pass in Planet Coaster 2.

Then, just below are the tweaks for Priority Passes.

It can be anything, but don’t put it too high and no one will buy it.

Full Price

Automatically changing price based on overall park ticket price and demand.

A priority queue being added to an entrance in Planet Coaster 2.

It’s almost always $10.00 for us.

Rain or shine, the park is open!

Guests walking through the park with umbrellas.

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