A ride can be red hot one moment, then a money pit the next without any changes to ticket prices. Customer appeal, for instance, is unpredictable to the point of feeling random. That kind of oversight is unfortunately par for the course when it comes to the fiscal aspects of managing your park. Often the best long-term strategy is to play it safe with conventional rides, which can suck the soul out of these fantastical parks and reduce them to something run-of-the-mill.
Some rides become devastating financial drains after the upgrades, which turns the promise of a park filled with joyfully ludicrous machinery into a trap leading to financial ruin. Some rides can even be impossified twice to become… impossibler? Each upgrade increases potential fun, amazement, and profit, but also adds to upkeep cost, and that’s unfortunately one of many areas where poor economic tuning becomes an issue for Park Beyond.