As soon as your visitors step foot on your island, they’ll find themselves in the town center with this elaborate entrance layout.
If your Resident Services isn’t located close to the entrance of your island, then you’re one of the lucky ones!
So if you’ve got a lot of space to work with, this is the perfect design.
Lay down some city paths, some lamp posts, and a few trees and hedges to add to the look.
In this design they’ve even used some simple panel exteriors with custom home design patterns to give the appearance of houses, although you can use any design you like.
This cute entrance is super simple to do, and gives visitors an adorable “welcome!” when they set foot on your island.
What’s amazing about this entrance is its symmetry. If you’re trying to create this setup yourself, make sure that you create both sides identical.
Create two similar cliffs with space to pass through the middle. Then choose your favorite path and lay it down from your airport, leading through the two cliff edges.
Pop two crescent moons up on the cliff tops and add a waterfall at each side to complete the look.
Turn your entrance in to a concrete jungle with this urban city creation.
The use of simple panels here changes the look of the island completely. You can do this too by customizing some simple panels with a custom brick design.
It’s about time we have some transport on our islands, too!
Create a train track that runs from your entrance to the other side of your island. You can even create a train track by laying down a custom design for the track and station.
Don’t forget to complete the city look with some vending machines, telephone boxes, and bikes. You’ll have yourself a bustling city in no time.
This celestial entrance looks amazing in the dark of the night!
DODO airlines definitely won’t miss this island when the entrance is filled with glowing lamps, moons, and star fragments.
To create this spectacular entrance, you’ll need to build a set of cliffs two tiers high. And within these cliffs you’ll need to create a series of waterfalls.
You can add nova and mush lamps around the cliff edges, then continue on to add some crescent moons and even a full moon to complete that amazing glowing look.
I love this entrance with all its additional small islands. It’s super simple yet looks amazing.
This is a great idea if you’ve already used the maximum number of bridges on your island. (what a nightmare, right?)
Well if that’s the case, you can simply shape your rivers around a path leading into your island. And this will act as a bridge.
Design it so it’ll connect the airport to the island. And within the rivers you can create steppingstones or tiny islands too.
You can even add nova lights or star fragments to add some light in the area. And don’t forget to compliment your entrance with some trees here & there.
If you’ve got a zen garden theme going on, this entrance will tie in perfectly.
Be sure to line your shore with heaps of bamboo trees and bamboo partitions to keep it all totally zen’d out.
You can also lay down a path heading into your island. If you add some stone steps leading up to the first level of your island it’ll even give it that temple look.
And don’t forget to add some trees to complete the look with some cherry blossom lanterns.
I love the way the jail bars have been used to feel old-fashioned. Who said they always have to be for jail, huh?
Load up your area with pretty antique looking items, maybe throw some barrels in there along with a park bench and an old suitcase.
And make a lake that runs through the middle of the area to link the whole look together. Then finish strong with a wooden bridge connecting it to the rest of your island.
This works well if your Resident Services building is unfortunately close to your airport and you’re tight on free space.
You’ll need a custom flooring design first. To create a funky shape like this one it’s good if you can find a design that also has a border to go around the edges.
Complete with lots of trees and statues to match the vibe. Floor lanterns are a good shout too, as in the evening they’ll illuminate the way for visitors.
Add some cute benches in the middle to create a little seating area and finish the edges with some iron fencing.
The geometric style is uncanny: two cliffs opening up to a large path which leads to a third cliff located in the middle.
Be sure to add lots of greenery, then cover the area in cedar/hardwood trees and shrubs.
Adding plants and flowers is a must for this botanical entrance.
You can also create your own custom welcome signs to add a little personal touch. And don’t forget some benches to create a charming seating area, that way you can sit back and admire your creation!
Just take a gander at this fairy entrance. You can almost feel the magic just by looking at it.
If you want to be a little adventurous, then try this mix of cliffs and cascading waterfalls.
Choose your favorite custom path to lead the way into the depths of your island.
Add trees, flowers, and shrubs to give it that natural look. Then scatter around a mix of mush and hyacinth lamps for that magical glow.
To complete the look, maybe add some butterfly models! You can get these commissioned by Flick. If you give him three of the same bugs, he’ll return with a model for you.
This is my ultimate favorite entrance by far. And it’s not as complicated to re-create as you might think!
Create this mermaid entrance by first building two huge waterfalls running down either side, and leave space in the middle for a path and some steppingstones.
Choose your favorite mermaid custom design to lay down the middle. This creates your path.
You can line the sides of the path with lots of shrubs, and then place mermaid items and flowers on your steppingstones. Those mermaid shells are a beautiful touch.
Complete your entrance by adding a mermaid arch, and bonus points if the northern lights make an appearance!
