The swimming pool in "Star Coaster 2" is a very profitable facility in the game. After all, there are many people who like water parks, especially in the summer, and there are many materials needed to build a swimming pool. First of all It’s the water filter, this thing ensures that the water in your swimming pool stays clean.
What materials are needed to build a swimming pool in Star Coaster 2
Building a swimming pool in Planet Coaster 2 isn't difficult, but it may take some trial and error if you're not sure where to start. To build a swimming pool, open the Swimming Pools tab in your browser.
You can choose a prefabricated swimming pool here, or design one yourself. Regardless, there are a few things you need to ensure that your pool runs smoothly and that your visitors are able to access it.
Water filter. This ensures that the water in the swimming pool remains clean.
Water pump. It moves water through a filter, ensuring that the water is clean.
Lifeguard post. The safety of your visitors is a priority and having adequate lifeguard coverage means visitors in desperate need can be rescued.
Visitor service facilities. Visitors to the park need to purchase tickets for the water park attractions.
Body drying facilities. After visitors finish swimming, they need a place to dry completely.
Locker room facilities. Visitors need a comfortable place to change into swimming clothes.
Without these features, visitors may not use your pool for long periods of time, or even at all. You can find the filtration system under the Utilities tab and the different buildings under the Facilities tab.
You can also hire additional lifeguards for breaks and shift handovers.
Everything else can be found in the Pool Extras section of the Pools tab.
You need to connect the water filter and pump to make it work, and you need enough power to make them work. You can do this by selecting the Customize option in the utility and then selecting the Add water pipe option.
Connect them together as you would a generator and power distributor, making sure the pool is within range of the device. From there, the pool will operate on its own until a mechanic is needed for regular maintenance.
Be sure to schedule regular maintenance to ensure your pool doesn’t get closed or abandoned by visitors!
