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  Mindy Rosenblatt

  I've been able to get my holiday buildings up to level 2 just with free items that each requires, but then I have also taken each to level 3 with gems because their profit is so great at level 3. If you assume that you hold an event in each building, here are some comparisons:

  These figures are for the profit of the building plus its event PER MINUTE:
  - Red Dragon Hotel (St. Patrick's Day) - $122
  - Happy Santa Hotel (Xmas) - $120
  - Snow Castle (New Years) - $116
  - Fairytale Castle (Valentines) - $114
  - Easter Miracle Hotel - $114

  - Wild West Hotel (non-holiday,950 gems) - $103
  - Bathyscape (non-holiday, 750 gems) - $89
  - Villa (non-holiday, 650 gems) - $80
  - Four Aces Casino (non-holiday, 1.3m) - $72
  - Island Hotel (non-holiday, 40 gems) - $72
  - Bavarian Inn - $48
  - Deluxe Hotel - $47

  The list isn't complete, but is enough to give you an idea for how much more profitable the holiday prizes are compared to regular buildings. WELL WORTH THE EXTRA EFFORT!

  · 30 Apr 01:21

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  Mindy Rosenblatt

  No don't waste gems refreshing the wondershop. Just be patient. They eventually show up, but slowly.

  · 05 Apr 16:35

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  Mindy Rosenblatt

  Iron keys come from the Treasure Hunter's House with the blue roof. Sometimes you also win speed-up helmets or gems. Click the building then click the middle button below it that says boxes. You can do this every 3 hours and the button will show you when the next set of boxes will be ready to open.
  
  If you don't mind spending a little money, it's great to buy the additional box they try to sell you. If you do you always get to open TWO boxes every 3 hours. Otherwise you get one box each time.

  · 05 Apr 16:34

  Comment found on Paradise Island 2: Resort Sim: how to collect iron keys...