The advisor not only helps you earn golden tickets, but serves as a good tutorial and helpful ally when building your park.

While this may seem vague, it actually works well to keep your focus on building and improving and not on reaching some arbitrary numerical rating. The advisor's clues ('I bet if you got a lot of people into this park.') hint at what will earn you a ticket, but the goals are never stated directly. Success in any park is based on undisclosed factors, but your advisor will give you little clues as to how you can earn golden tickets, which earn you mystery rides and the coveted gold keys that open new parks. For instance, a Ferris wheel ride in the Lost Kingdom will be a South American sun god statue, while in the Halloween World the same ride is a spider on its web. While every theme has basically the same shops and rides, they are suited to fit the corresponding park. Success in one theme will help unlock later, more difficult parks. There are four themes to choose from, including Lost Kingdom, Halloween World, Wonder Land, and Space Zone. Your goal is clear: to build a series of profitable parks. SimTheme Park is just as much a business simulator as Theme Park was, but it removes many of the unnecessary minute tasks from the formula and adds some elements that make the amusement park setting much more important to the game. Known as Theme Park World both in Europe and in the game's many intro movies, it is actually the sequel to Bullfrog's Theme Park, a detail-oriented business simulator that happened to be set in an amusement park. SimTheme Park is an amusement park management game that is part of Maxis' Sim series in name only.

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