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| 07.03.00 Guest Happiness                                                   |
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What makes guests the happiest is a wide variety of animal exhibits.  So make 
sure guests can see animals wherever they are, and make sure the animals are 
happy.

Eye candy -- fountains, flowers, statues and the like -- doesn’t hurt any for 
guest happiness, but it’s not as potent as animal exhibits.

Use cobblestone or red bricks for paths, and feel free to flank them with low 
red brick walls.

The best building for making guests happy is the Japanese garden, but you 
usually don’t need it or the other happiness buildings, provided you have 
enough animal exhibits.

Guests enter zoos with a 75 happiness rating.  So if you’re trying to achieve 
a particular happiness rating in a scenario, you should increase the admission 
cost to $100 in the last month or two to prevent new guests from arriving and 
lowering your rating.