Free Admission: Creepy, Abandoned Amusement Parks Around the World
Once flooded with excited families, these fun parks have been left to nature, now forgotten and deserted. Do you find beauty in these decaying, spine-chilling spots?
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Kinderland (England, Unknown-2007)
Chippewa Lake Park (Ohio, 1878-1978)
Parque Albanoel (Brazil, 2000-2005)
Spreepark (Berlin, 1969-2002)
Spreepark (Berlin, 1969-2002)
Dogpatch USA (Arkansas, 1968-1993)
The Wild Water Rampage at the abandoned Dogpatch USA is quite parched.
Six Flags New Orleans (2000-2005)
Six Flags New Orleans (2000-2005)
Dadipark (Belgium, 1950-2002)
Magic Kingdom (Sydney, 1970s-1990s)
Enchanted Forest (Maryland, 1955-1995)
Enchanted Forest (Maryland, 1955-1995)
This ice cream shop at the Enchanted Forest is closed — indefinitely.
Old Fort Davis (Texas)
Loudoun Castle (Scotland, 1995-2010)
There's nothing creepy about this abandoned chair-o-planes shaped like a UFO spaceship at Loudoun Castle in Ayrshire, Scotland.