Monorail to Park Entrance, but it says entrance not accessible from the outside world

[Longshot]

Hello,

I've created a monorail from where the people come in, that goes to the main entrance on the other side of the build area. I've tested the monorail and the one existing ride, but it says that the park entrance is not accessible from the outside world. Does anyone know what I need to do to fix this? Thank you

[The Great Chili Shaker]

I'm trying to understand what you're doing. Are you saying that quests need to take a monorail to get to the entrance of the park? If so, I don't think that will work. I don't think quests can get on a ride until they are inside the park.

[Longshot]

Well I guess that would be the reason then. I really thought I saw this somewhere. I was trying to do a Disney style transport to the park, and then have them pay and enter.

Sort of disappointing that this would be possible.

[HeatherG]

If it says not accessible then a path isn’t connected and guests can’t make it to the ride. There has to be some path connection to tge entrance.

[Longshot]

There is a complete path system properly set up.

It goes from the outside world to the monorail (has a proper entrance and exit). Monorail goes to the other side of the park which has the actual park entrance gate.

[eZudo]

Why not just put the actual park entrance object BEFORE the monorail, and just place your (decorative) entrance building elsewhere?

[Longshot]

Thank you, that is what I did. I didn't want them to not ride the monorail because it's considered a boring "ride" instead of a necessity.

[rdwoolf]

I'm pretty certain that guests always have to go through a park entrance of some sort before they can board a ride. So you cannot place the entrance to a ride on a path that is before the game piece where guests enter the park.

But I discovered once that I could put an exit on a path and then another entrance just before a ride and guests who have already officially entered the park will go through the exit and then another entrance in order to get to a ride or store. And the upside is they will pay an entry fee for each time they pass into the park again. It was an odd configuration but required due to spacing issues in my park.

So, if you wanted to give the appearance of a monorail taking passengers from a parking lot area to the "entrance" of the park you could hide an entry point immediately after the spawning point. Then place either place an exit point and then another entrance point into your actual park....or just fake an official entry point into your park without actually using a park entrance game piece in it. That way it looks like something Disney has at the Magic Kingdom to transport guests from the parking area to the actual park entrance.