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Our Verdict
A promotional card that adds a surprise twist to your favorite Power Grid.
Highlights
- Promotional cards that broaden the fun
- Instant auction for surprise
- Extra city without energy costs
Keep in mind
- Only available at events
- Does not replace base cards
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Power Grid: Theme Park is a promotional card that came to life in 2011, when Power Grid fans could trade it for a donation at the 2F‑Spiele booth during the Spiel. The card is not an energy plant, but rather an extra city that the owner can use to expand their distribution network. Once the card lands in a hand, it goes up for auction, and whoever bids the highest wins it, gaining the advantage of a new city without energy costs. The goal remains the same as the base game: buy power plants, generate electricity, connect cities, and power the most consumers. The card adds a layer of surprise and strategy, as the immediate auction forces players to weigh whether it’s worth spending resources now or waiting for better opportunities. For those familiar with the Power Grid flow, the Theme Park card brings a novelty touch without altering the game’s core, keeping the competitiveness and tension that make the title a classic. It’s a fun way to try something new in regular games, especially for groups who enjoy quick twists and testing different bidding tactics.
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Publisher
2F-Spiele, Arclight Games, Lacerta
Designer
Friedemann Friese
Artist
Lars-Arne "Maura" Kalusky
How many players does Power Grid: Theme Park support?
It supports 2 to 6 players, just like the base game.
What is the approximate playtime with the Theme Park card?
The game lasts about 120 minutes, with slight variations depending on the number of bids.
What is the complexity level of the card?
It’s light; it only adds an extra auction while keeping Power Grid’s core mechanics intact.
What components are included with the card?
The card comes as a standard card with no extra pieces, ready to play immediately after drawing.
Who is the expansion aimed at?
Ideal for groups that enjoy quick twists and want to test bidding strategies in Power Grid.
How does the card auction work?
Once drawn, all players place bids; the highest bidder wins the card and the city.
What’s the difference between this card and base game cards?
The Theme Park card is not a power plant—it’s an extra city, so it doesn’t generate electricity but expands the network.