Pirate Theme Overview

Blackbeard's Revenge is the subtitle of the Treasure Island sequel showing at the Pirate version of the Cinema.

Blackbeard's Revenge appears on the base game GJNPRV box cover.

The figurehead on the ship is definitely not the arch enemy of Guybrush Threepwood.

Card rule replaced.

Previously "Spend 1 coin for each attraction and upgrade icon included in your park. If you cannot, demolish upgrades then attractions until you can."

This card proved to be the cause of some considerable rage, more than was intended. The problem occurred for players when the previous round had lots of ride closures, and players made little money. Heading into this round, they would be required to demolish most of their park because they couldn't pay the insurance.

The new version is cheaper, but more importantly only closes attractions if not paid, rather than demolishing them, and it gives you a choice between paying or closing, rather than forcing the cash payment.

Adjusted for clarity.

Previously "Park step: The cost to build attraction and upgrade from the Market is doubled."

The original wording caused some questions about interactions with other cards that modify the build price, such as Building Contractor or Renovation. The revised version standardises on the phrase "including all other effects" to address this.

Anonymous Complaint: adjusted for clarity.

Previously "close all ride attractions", now limited to "a type of ride attraction".

The original effect proved to be a bit more harsh than some players expected (especially those who built all-ride parks).

The new effect is limited to one type of ride attraction, without saying specifically "thrill ride" or "leisure ride", which means it can expand to work with future theme packs that include other types of rides without needing to be changed again.

Original printings of this card have a small variation in the wording of Project Management. It was previously written as:

• "You may draw three Blueprint cards and choose one to keep. You may discard a Blueprint card you own." 

  Please use this wording, from the current version of the card, if there is any dispute about the intention:

• "You may draw up to three Blueprint cards then choose one to keep. You may discard a blueprint you own." 

The change to the first sentence allows the card to still be useful in the case when the Blueprint deck has fewer than three cards remaining. This was the intended functioning of the card, and wasn't expressed precisely enough in the original printing.

The change to the second sentence doesn't change the meaning. The wording was adjusted to bring it into the line with improvements in the wording guidelines for card rules.

SkyDrink is a proud sponsor of theme parks all over the world. SkyDrink, the SkyDrink logo, and the Somewhat Active Ribbon device are trademarks of SkyDrink Pty Ltd. SkyDrink is a division of ⬛ Generico Global.

Seafood And Eat It appears on the base game GJNPRV box cover.

The Swinging Ship appears on the base game GJNPRV box cover.

The Freak Show appears in a number of theme packs, and the signage is updated to match the theme each time.

• Jungle: Genuine Wild Boy! Raised by apes! Rescued by other apes! Displaying a Shocking Lack of Manners!
• Ninja: Sword Swallower! Seven Blades! Every show could be his last!
• Pirate: See the Amazing Mer-Maid! 100% Real

The Cinema appears in a number of theme packs. The marquee on the front of the building shows a different movie related to that theme.

Revision II: reduced strength of effect.

Previously "Once per Guests step: Choose an open ride attraction in your park. Gain 2 extra coins for each star in its star total."

Previously "Once per Guests step: Choose an open ride attraction in your park. Gain extra coins equal to twice its star total."

The original wording caused some confusion about "each star", with some players thinking they needed to count the star symbols rather than totalling the numbers on them. Quite a reasonable interpretation, so the card is now reworded to remove that confusion.

The current revision reduces the income from 2 coins per star to 1 coin per star, after feedback that this staff member was frequently generating disproportionate income. Especially when combined with effects that allow doubling of the ability, it quickly reaches overpowered status.

The name tag reads "Anoush", a name which by astonishing coincidence means "sweet".

This air conditioning unit is manufactured by the Mitsujitsu Corporation, a division of ⬛ Generico Global.

The Lockers and Coat Check appears in a number of theme packs, and each time the name of the storage facility reflects that theme.

• B-movie: Ed Wood Memorial Archives
• Comicbook: ??? Mystery Boxes ???
• Gangster: Hoffa's Storage
• Pirate: Davy Jones' Lockers
• Robot: Skynet Safety Services
• Vampire: Van Helsing's Vaults
• Western: Deadwood Lockboxes

There may also be a relevant cameo from time to time.

Swapped the "Super attractions: 1" line with the "Total attractions: 5" line. 

We'd received questions about whether the super attractions are included in the attraction limit or not. The rulebook answered that, and it answers it even more emphatically now, but we also thought that putting the "Total attraction" limit last would help to make that clearer. Better to reprint only 6 cards now than change it later and need to reprint 10, or 14, or...

This main gate is used in the background of the Grand Opening game changer.

Big Al is a respectable businessman who for some reason is featured in the Gangster theme pack. He owns a wide range of businesses, including Waste Management, a Pizzeria, and employs various Building Contractors. His financial services include loans for up-and-coming entrepreneurs at generous rates, and occasionally helping to cover the outrageous Insurance Excess payments demanded by insurers. He will also take any pair of unwanted Showcase cards off your hands, at a more-than-fair price.