In RCT2 and RCT1, the creation of 2 paths side by side will form a wider continually intersecting path many guests in RCT1 become stuck as they wander in circles around the paths. Normal paths always connect to other adjacent normal paths. Once a queue line connects to a path, you can no longer extend it. In contrast, they will always connect to an adjacent normal path. Queue lines won't connect to adjacent queue lines, thus they never form intersections. The selection was expanded in Corkscrew Follies and further in Loopy Landscapes. In RCT1, there were 5 different kinds of path design. Normal paths allow normal movement, but Queue Lines can also function as general paths if they don't lead to a ride entrance. When a queue line connects to an entrance and a normal path, a banner displaying either "closed" or the ride name will appear at the head of the queue line. Corkscrew Follies allows the building of green, red and yellow queue lines. In the original RCT, all queue lines were blue. Queue lines are built from ride entrances and allow people to queue for rides. There are 2 kinds of paths: Queue Lines and normal paths. In RCT1 and RCT2, paths can be constructed using the path builder window, in the center of the topbar. Those "lost" guests wander around on the ground until they find a path. Guests never leave a path unless you delete paths or they fall off a ride exit onto the ground (or you pick them up and place them off a path). The flow of people can be directed away from dead ends by placing 'No entry' signs. Guests with maps will head towards their destination rides/stalls, and avoid paths leading to dead ends. Unless you provide guests with maps, the direction the guests take is purely random. Guests will follow a path until an intersection, entrance, exit or until the end, they can't turn around in the middle of a path. An unlimited number of guests can walk on a path in any direction, and they never bump into each other.
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