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I love the facts about the real-world counterparts to these rides. There is a varient of the "Weisshorn" ride that is based on the "Musik Express" version in one of the parks near me. This one is called the "Music Express" and the ride is decorated with references to the state's musical history and culture. (Unfittingly, the music that plays during the ride is pretty much whatever is on the operator's phone.)
1: I agree with papaBAZ with adding a seating capacity for each ride. (I made the horrible decision of building Zozo as my 2nd Flat ride and my finances plummeted shortly after because it only seats ~8 people (I think), so I am also searching for a seating guide.)
2: I believe this guide is missing "Big Wheel" (It is a Ferris Wheel). Is it under a different name or was it added recently or something?