Money makes the resort go round. You start with 500,000€ and everything from there is on you.
Your income comes from several places:
| Source | How It Works |
|---|---|
| Lift Tickets | Visitors buy passes — you set the prices |
| Hotels | Overnight guests pay per room |
| Restaurants | Dining revenue from hungry visitors |
| Ski Rentals | Equipment rental fees |
| Real Estate | Passive income from chalets and apartments |
| Retail Stores | Souvenir and merchandise sales |
| Ski Lessons | Revenue from group and private lessons |
| Off-Season Activities | Summer hiking, biking, alpine coasters |
| Scenic Lifts | Sightseeing revenue during off-season |
| Tournament Hosting | Visitor boost from competitions and events |
Things that drain your cash daily:
| Expense | Details |
|---|---|
| Staff Salaries | Every employee costs a daily salary |
| Marketing Campaigns | Active campaigns have a daily cost |
| Snowmaking Energy | Running snow cannons costs energy per day |
| Night Skiing Energy | Lights consume power per night |
| Building Upkeep | Hotels, restaurants, and other buildings have daily upkeep |
| Insurance Premiums | Active insurance policies cost daily |
| Government Compliance | Staying compliant with regulations costs per day |
| Loan Payments | Active loans have daily repayment amounts |
Go to Lift Tickets to set your prices. You have 8 ticket types:
| Ticket | Suggested Starting Price |
|---|---|
| Half Day | 35€ |
| Full Day | 55€ |
| 2-Day Pass | 95€ |
| Weekly Pass | 250€ |
| Season Pass | 800€ |
| Child (under 12) | 25€ |
| Senior (65+) | 40€ |
| Group (10+) | 45€ per person |
Pricing strategy matters:
You can also toggle ticket types on and off.
Visit Bank when you need cash for expansion. Five loan types available:
| Loan | Amount | Interest | Duration | Daily Payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small Loan | 50,000€ | 5.0% | 30 days | ~1,690€ |
| Business Loan | 200,000€ | 4.5% | 60 days | ~3,375€ |
| Infrastructure Loan | 500,000€ | 4.0% | 90 days | ~5,589€ |
| Mega Expansion | 1,000,000€ | 3.5% | 120 days | ~8,382€ |
| Emergency Credit | 25,000€ | 8.0% | 14 days | ~1,822€ |
Rules:
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