This Attractions Index answers a practical question: what kind of object is this, where does it come from, and which current patch facts matter before I build or troubleshoot it? It covers named structures supported by CayPlay’s store, launch notes, official updates, achievements, or a clearly labeled community report. It is not a claim that every build-menu item has been captured.
Exact price, footprint, capacity, prestige value, research cost, and unlock star are omitted when current public evidence does not establish them. Read those values from your 1.0.50 build before committing a large district. Use Building for layout decisions and Research when an item is locked.
Slides and pool attractions
Custom Slide
Type: Player-built slide system
Source: Released in 1.0
Effect: Builds a ride from modular sections, including loops and spirals described by CayPlay.
Applies to: Base game; solo and multiplayer construction subject to host permissions.
Status: Official. Exact geometry limits and costs need the live editor.
Racer Slides
Type: Competitive slide attraction
Source: Official 0.4 update
Effect: Lets guests race on parallel high-speed slides.
Applies to: Base game research/build progression.
Status: Official feature; current cost and star gate are not published here.
Water Blobs
Type: Physics-based pool inflatable
Source: Research Table; official 0.4 update
Effect: Adds bounce interactions on pool surfaces.
Patch scope: 1.0.48 allows all multiplayer players to move pools that contain blobs.
Status: Official. Pool compatibility and placement limits remain in-game checks.
Ocean Pool
Type: Sea-themed pool
Source: Sea/Ocean theme content
Effect: Provides coral and marine styling described in CayPlay's theme preview.
Patch scope: 1.0.43 removed a clipping issue.
Status: Official name from patch notes; node, cost, and exact unlock need the Museum tree.
Duck Slide
Type: Named slide
Source: Current base-game content
Effect: Slide attraction with paint customization.
Patch scope: 1.0.43 fixed paint persistence.
Status: Official patch record. Unlock and base stats are not publicly tabulated.
Three-star pools
Type: Prestige-gated pool group
Source: Current progression
Effect: Expands the pool options available later in a park.
Patch scope: 1.0.43 fixed a missing collider on some entries; 1.0.48 fixed another reported bug.
Status: Official group-level patch facts; individual names require a menu capture.
For any slide or pool, validate the whole guest route: entry, queue, usable start, finish, exit, cleaning access, repair access, and nearby safety coverage. A patch can correct the object while an old save still has a blocked path or incomplete custom connection.
Museum branch rewards and Wonder Attractions
CayPlay confirms that the Museum opens three questlines and three currencies, which feed Aztec, Sea, and Pirate research trees. Each branch ends in a massive slide. Those three end rewards are the strongest documented candidates for the in-game “Wonder Attraction” objective.
The Grand Discovery
Type: Reported Museum branch end reward
Theme: Aztec is the likely branch association, but the exact mapping needs a current screen.
Source: Recent player report; CayPlay independently confirms three branch-ending massive slides.
Effect: Counts as a Wonder Attraction according to one directly relevant community answer.
Status: Community reported; verify the name and branch in 1.0.50.
Ocean Landmark
Type: Reported Museum branch end reward
Theme: Sea/Ocean
Source: Recent player report plus official three-tree structure.
Effect: Reported as a Wonder Attraction objective option.
Status: Community reported; cost, size, and preceding nodes remain unverified.
Flagship Attraction
Type: Reported Museum branch end reward
Theme: Pirate
Source: Recent player report plus official three-tree structure.
Effect: Reported as a Wonder Attraction objective option.
Status: Community reported; confirm the direct prerequisite path before spending tokens.
The community report says only one branch’s final connected path may be necessary for a Wonder objective, rather than every node in all three branches. Treat that as a route to inspect, not a guaranteed shortcut. Open the Museum research table, trace the connected nodes to the final attraction, and follow the live objective wording.
Movement, rest, and pool interaction structures
Zipline
Type: Movement attraction
Source: Released in 1.0
Effect: Moves players and visitors in a straight line; CayPlay says networks are possible.
Patch scope: 1.0.21 fixed a Beach achievement trigger; 1.0.30 made its camera respect invert-mouse settings.
Status: Official.
Functional Bench
Type: Guest rest facility
Source: 1.0 improvement
Effect: Works like a lounger and restores energy for tired guests.
Use: Place on real walking routes without narrowing circulation.
Status: Official; no numerical recovery rate is claimed.
Water Cannon
Type: Interactive poolside structure
Source: Released in 1.0
Effect: Lets a player spray guests or other players in range.
Patch scope: 1.0.30 makes the camera respect invert-mouse settings.
Status: Official.
Floating Basketball Hoops
Type: Pool activity
Source: Released in 1.0
Effect: Supports player mini-games and guest use inside pools.
Use: Keep pool access and safety paths clear around the placement.
Status: Official; no capacity or happiness value is claimed.
Guest services and operation-linked facilities
The Popcorn Stand is a 1.0 food addition. It belongs with hot dogs, lemonade, ice cream, and vending options in a service plan; the 1.0.30 notes also fixed the held popcorn cup icon. The Inflatable Vending Machine arrived in 0.4 and must be unlocked through the Research Table, just like Water Blobs. Neither facility removes the need to plan stock, staffing, queue space, and cleanup.
Saunas are wellness facilities already represented by a 1.0.43 patch note: a successful request now gives a grace period before the next request. This confirms a service rhythm but not the exact timer. Treat it as a workload clue when deciding whether a wellness task is genuinely stuck.
The achievement list confirms diving boards, including building a five-star diving board. It also confirms first-slide and custom-slide actions. Achievements prove the action and difficulty text printed by Steam; they do not provide the full build-menu record.
Find the right fix before rebuilding
If an attraction looks wrong after an update, check Updates for a named fix before demolishing it. If the entire park appears empty after an update, do not rebuild: use the official Empty Park fix and verify the installed files through Steam.
If only one custom attraction is unusable, inspect access and connections. If a client cannot build, paint, buy, destroy, hire, or open the park, ask the host to review the second computer in the ticket booth using Host Permissions. If a pool with blobs cannot be moved by a non-host, confirm everyone is on 1.0.48 or later.
Attractions questions
Is Lazy River in this index?
No released Lazy River was confirmed in the current official 1.0.50 history checked for this page. A roadmap or poll item does not become a released attraction until CayPlay announces it as shipped.
Which attraction counts as a Wonder Attraction?
A recent community answer points to the final item of a Museum research branch: The Grand Discovery, Ocean Landmark, or Flagship Attraction. The official notes confirm three branch-ending massive slides, but the names and objective behavior still need a current in-game check.
Why are some individual three-star pool names absent?
The official patch notes refer to the group without publishing a complete list. This index does not manufacture names from low-quality aggregator pages.
Sources checked 2026-08-11: CayPlay News Hub, official Steam store, Steam achievements, and the community-reported Wonder Attraction route.