In the description, use the 'link to when clicked' to add the full Steam URL. If you are fine with just adding an image and a link to the page on Steam, then use one of the gallery links below and add your image.

If you choose to post your creation here, we ask that you register on our site and create a page using one or more of the supplied categories so that your design is easy to find. To access other types of blueprints, look for them in the My Blueprints tab in the game UI.

To remove a park from this tab, simply unsubscribe to it, either from the Downloads tab or from the Steam page. To load the park, click on it and 'visit'. Once a player subscribes to a Steam user's park, they can access it by clicking Play on the Planet Coaster main menu, go to My Parks and then click on the Download tab. The way to access a blueprint in the game will depend on whether it is a park or not. While anyone can go to the Workshop and browse, and there are certainly a ton to look at already in Alpha 3, we strongly encourage players to share their creations on our Planet Coaster Wiki. The cost to build the blueprint depends on the price of the items used to create it. Any user wanting to download the blueprint to their own game, need only subscribe to the blueprint, and it will become available immediately. As Planet Coaster is linked directly to Steam, players can then upload their creations to the Steam Workshop and share them with other users. Players can create shops, scenes, buildings, coasters and even entire theme parks and save them as a blueprint inside the game. For more information, see this forum post. Please be sure to save your created designs locally and upload them to the Beta/Release Workshop when it's available.

Important News about the Steam Workshop! Any blueprints made in Alpha will not be available shortly after Beta starts.

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