Cruise Line Tycoon Roblox Waterslides, Kids Pool & Curved Pools

V2.0.0 turned lido decks into a construction sandbox: 50+ waterslide customizations, a dedicated kids pool, and curved pool shapes that break the rectangular box look on warm routes. Quality Studios’ Cruise Line Tycoon (not Cruise Ship Tycoon) rewards aquatic amenities when they sit on guest loops with toilets, food, and crew coverage already solved. This guide explains slide supports, pool pairing, rating impact, and refund-friendly prototyping with G, F, R, and Mirror—after the V2.0 Free Beta patch notes.

What V2 adds to aquatic building

Before V2, pools were mostly rectangular centerpieces. The Beta update introduces:

Modular waterslides with color, tube, platform, and support variants—enough combinations that two ships rarely look identical.

Kids pool footprint for family-themed decks near cabin clusters serving Nassau and Palm Key loops.

Curved pool edges that hug promenade bends without sharp tile clashes.

Support structures that must align with deck load and guest access—slides are vertical entertainment, not flat décor props.

Slides and pools interact with Raise Rating entertainment and decoration categories differently; treat them as capacity items, not single-tile paint.

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Planning lido deck zones

Block aquatic areas after corridors, before final décor:

1. Main promenade spine — guests must reach the lido without hiking through crew decks.
2. Pool basin — curved or standard; confirm ladder and edge tiles do not block escape paths.
3. Slide tower and run-out — exit splashes into pool or splash zone, not into cabin windows.
4. Support columns — align with structural tiles; ugly supports beat collapsed slide physics after patches.
5. Shade and seating — rating loves usable leisure space, not empty sun traps.
6. Toilet and food adjacency — wet guests still need restrooms and snacks within walk distance.

Use How to Build zoning: lido decks usually sit mid-ship on Somnio Class and above on Progression Ships like Horizon or Summit.

Waterslide supports and customization

Supports are the unglamorous core of slide builds. Captains who skin tubes before anchoring supports rebuild after the first voyage when collision or guest pathing fails.

Prototype one slide module on a removable deck section. Sail Qanaveral → Seabrook, watch guest flow, refund with F if exits jam.

Stack height carefully on low-ceiling decks—Modular Structures overhauls mean clearance rules can shift in Beta.

Mix customization sets for brand identity—50+ options enable fleet theming across Eclipse Class wings without copy-paste towers.

Mirror sparingly until one side works; symmetric slide mistakes cost double refunds on large hulls.

Kids pool versus main pool

The kids pool targets family rating and mission flavor without duplicating full Olympic basins:

Place near family cabin clusters, not isolated stern decks.

Keep sightlines from main promenade for safety-themed roleplay and guest pathing sanity.

Pair with shallow-entry slides or splash features—not full-height tubes unless deck height allows.

Do not skip adult main pool if passenger cap demands both; one kids pool does not replace food throughput.

Curved pools excel wrapping bar corners or Restaurants with outdoor seating—read restaurant capacity before carving pool arcs through galley backs.

Rating impact: what actually moves the needle

Aquatic amenities help when baseline needs pass:

Entertainment variety — slides count as active leisure; stack with theater, sports, or lounge elsewhere on ship.

Decoration — pool tiles and slide colors boost visual scores on walked routes.

Guest satisfaction — unreachable slides zero out; pathing beats pigment.

Run Rating Checklist before and after lido refits. V2.0.0’s delayed wall paint means hull cosmetics may outpace interior palette—plan cohesive lido theming with available tools from Paint and Customize.

Slides never fix starving galleys or toilet deficits—audit Hire Crew for peak boarding after adding aquatic capacity.

Hull-specific notes

Hull	Lido advice
Starter	One modest pool; skip mega slides until loops profit
Comet Class	Ferry decks tight—one compact splash zone max
Somnio / Progression	Sweet spot for full slide + curved pool showcase
Aurora	Enclosed pool themes for cold routes; outdoor slides on warm legs
Imperial / Eclipse	Multi-lido risk—duplicate toilets and food before duplicate slides

Comet Class captains should treat aquatic features as optional—six-deck ferries prioritize turn time on short hops.

Economy and voyage pairing

Aquatic builds are expensive in tiles and refunds. Fund them from stable routes planned in Routes and Autopilot—repeatable Maravela or Palm Key loops, not one-off Barcelona vanity runs.

V2.0.0 free Beta brings new captains who overspend on slides before fuel discipline; read Tips and Tricks for cash flow order: propulsion, food, crew, rating proof, then lido glamour.

Patch hygiene

Waterslides shipped while wall paint lagged—expect follow-up cosmetics patches on the Updates hub. Retest collision after any Beta hotfix; slide supports touched early Alpha modular bugs.

Co-op remains planned, not live—build lido decks solo-accessible.

Pre-sail lido checklist

1. Spawn to slide entry ≤ reasonable walk.
2. Slide exit does not trap guests in corners.
3. Pool edges connect to promenade without one-tile chokepoints.
4. Toilets and food within lido district.
5. Crew coverage for peak passenger count.
6. Fuel reserves for route—not shortened because you forgot provisioning.

Aquatic decks win awards in screenshots and ledgers when guests actually slide into satisfied, well-fed disembarkation.