Waterpark Simulator Wonder Attraction and 6 Prestige

Where it sits in progression

The Wonder Attraction shows up in the endgame star chain. The quest text reads "Build 0/1 Wonder Attraction with at least 6 prestige", and it gates the Diamond tier rather than the fifth star.

The Wonder Attraction gates Diamond specifically. The full star-by-star route, including the five-star requirements that come before it, lives on the 5-star park page — this page is only about getting one build to 6 prestige.

Getting an attraction to 6 prestige

Prestige is a rating on the individual build, not on your park. A short, plain attraction scores low no matter how good the rest of your park is, so this is a case for pouring resources into one showpiece rather than spreading them.

• Build bigger — length and height both feed the rating.
• Add loops, spirals and drops rather than a straight run.
• Decorate the surrounding area heavily; decoration points and prestige move together.
• Check the prestige figure on the build itself before you finish, not after you have paid.

It is a deliberate money sink

Getting a build to 6 prestige takes serious cash, and that is by design. It is the last thing in the progression, meant to consume a mature park's budget, so do not expect to afford it while you are still growing.

The practical sequence for most players is: hit five stars, keep the park earning until the $1,000,000 Diamond requirement clears comfortably, then spend a long stretch affording and iterating on the one Wonder Attraction that gets to 6.