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SethGreene531 · M
Abandoned sites have a certain mystique, and no two are alike.
Amusement parks are an opportunity to explore the machinery behind these magic kingdoms.
But for me, the scene is always tinged with sadness. Coasters and bumper cars rusted and forgotten, reclaimed by nature.
Look up the Proper People. They did a video of Six Flags New Orleans closed after Katrina.
[media=https://youtu.be/XTPOkrJLWPM?si=n_eoLGT3OuKxWX22]
And one in Japan.....
[media=https://youtu.be/_SN8pGTw8ys?si=Vh5cbO_-ZqBmluXp]
Amusement parks are an opportunity to explore the machinery behind these magic kingdoms.
But for me, the scene is always tinged with sadness. Coasters and bumper cars rusted and forgotten, reclaimed by nature.
Look up the Proper People. They did a video of Six Flags New Orleans closed after Katrina.
[media=https://youtu.be/XTPOkrJLWPM?si=n_eoLGT3OuKxWX22]
And one in Japan.....
[media=https://youtu.be/_SN8pGTw8ys?si=Vh5cbO_-ZqBmluXp]
Tumbleweed · F
@SethGreene531 Thank you for sharing!
SethGreene531 · M
@Tumbleweed You're welcome 🙂