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This brave soul ignored (what hero!)the security guards long enough to grab a few shots from inside the park, from his shots I found the only picture of a ride that I can only find referenced on an old map as "haunted house" - so I do not know if it had a name.
This picture gives you an idea of what the park looks like now and if you have seen Spirited Away, you can see why it is likely the area that inspired the park for the movie.
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He has a lot more great pictures to check out.
I've been following your blog entries about the abandoned amusement parks....it just seems so sad! all this stuff just left there to rot...imagining the laughter, crying, and boredom from waiting in line, etc.,,,seems so lonely...
ReplyDeleteThanks, your Majesty, for all the great posts on shuttered amusement parks. Great links and pics!
ReplyDeleteWow! I love Spirited Away I had no idea it was based on a real place. That really is one of my favorite movies. Do you know why the amusement park was closed?
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