The setup casts the player as a Funfair Expert reopening Two Point County's once-famous amusement park. The headline feature is coaster building, with custom mini-coasters where the player sets the height, tilt and camber of the track. Guests can ride the exhibits, which is the first time Two Point Museum has let visitors get on anything rather than just look at it.

It also brings mascots to hire and sugary treats to sell, both of which feed into the game's usual loop of keeping guests happy and spending. SEGA is positioning it as a bigger step than the earlier Arty-facts DLC, and the trailer leans hard on the idea of a theme park bolted onto a museum.

The £9.99 UK price converts to about A$20, but SEGA has not published an Australian price. The Switch 2 date is also open, with SEGA saying only that it is coming soon. Two Point Museum first launched in March 2025.

Two Point Studios was founded by veterans of Bullfrog's Theme Hospital, and a coaster park is the closest the studio has come to Bullfrog's other big one, Theme Park.