I bought the premium edition for $70ish.
For that amount of money, my guests and staff should not be stuck or idling, and the lack of content is pretty disappointing. Scenery options for rides are minimal. Where are the space and spooky theme options? What about generic options?

I like the game, and have sunk a hefty amount into gameplay already, but just like with every other game I play these days, we get less content for our money and buggy games.

I would wait 6-12 months to buy this game.

This game! It's one of a kind!
I remember the release of Planet Coaster 1. People struggled with bugs. So did I when I first got into it. But I was asking it to do an awful lot of unusual stuff, to be fair. But in spite of that, most of my best gaming experiences are still owed to this game.
It's a crafting powerhouse. Every other game, eat your heart out for scene building. Make a city in 20 hours instead of the 300 required in other games, and it will be more realistic than any of them. To go one better, you'd need to learn unity, and probably up your hours to 1000. I've used it to make dark rides mainly, but also DnD bird's eye maps... I've used it to hone my digital sculpting skills with gigantic terrain figures. I've played for 1600 hours. 1200 or so of those hours were actually productive in a real sense, giving me some good content to share.
Planet coaster 2? Same deal. Bugs for sure! It's a very complex, and graphically beautiful game. Its a very UNIQUE game! Nobody else is trying to do what Frontier have taken on (that I know of). There's a lot of physics playing out. I'd expect nothing less than bugs. But WOW, the things you can achieve with it if you're inspired to try! They have added in a few little things that are absolutely incredible if you are experimentally inclined. Scenery items are now re-scalable. You can make them huge or tiny, and everything in between. There are moving platform pieces that you can literally build and program complex animatronics with. I have had great success. And those platforms have a auto-symmetry option when attaching pieces to them, which is a true game-changer for building figures out of shapes.

I can handle a bug or two in exchange for the rest it can do. This isn't even a "game" for me. It's a workstation, and one I highly enjoy being at. But ftr, I haven't encountered any real bugs myself. Sometimes you think you've got a bug, but investigation leads to realising your mistake.

If creativity is in your bones, I highly recommend Planet Coaster 2. Short learning curve. Satisfying results aplenty. Highly rewarding to develop skill with it. Feels like "more than a game."

If you're listening, Frontier... You have a "world axis" option and a "relative" one. But the relative one gets a little out of alignment sometimes. An option for me to set a custom axis, by, for instance, rotating the model's relative axis to the desired rotation, and clicking a "reset and set custom axis" button... that would be so good!

This is a awesome game! You can do everything what you want! There are some bad things but they are fixing that in their updates! I can only recommend this!