The whole place gives off a creepy vibe being empty of people...probably haunted.

@zipshed

6 жыл бұрын

By the way...great to see you put up a new video. Have missed them! Great job!

Loved this exploration its so well kept. No yobbos destroying the place. Fab. :'))

@nerdechihuahua8531

6 жыл бұрын

Hi

Nice too see you again with a very nice explore, no damage or graffiti very nice, sorry that you had to hike so far for it lol

Why the hell did you look behind that black tarp and then not tell us what was there?! Lame!

I really enjoyed the entire video but the beginning of the video was sheer perfection. Yet another fantastic video. Missed Nick and his loud yells of, "No way and awesome". Keep up the great work.

Your commentary is always my favorite thing about your videos. You're seriously my favorite urbex channel because of it.

Ok, umm just one question. What exactly was behind the black curtain?!?!?! Good vid.

1st, Brilliant video. Keep up the good work xx

Damn man, you've been gone for awhile. Started to think you slipped, fell, and died in on of your explorations lol but anyway, glad to see you back to making videos again.

Wow, what a gem I absolutely love this video!!!! you are the best as well. Much love. -Justin.

There is no more ghostly site than an abandoned playground !! Perfect Intro ! Great video ★     ☆     ★ Thumbs up ★     ☆     ★

awesome video I am enjoy this video keep up the good work backyard exploration.

I'm surprised they haven't put that old firetruck up for sale.

Missed you and your videos!!!

Really awesome video, I wonder if you contacted them the guys in golf cart would have let you in some of the shops. I loved how well kept it is and only graffiti was the look and arrow probably by a worker. The store/town area looked like a mini Disney Land. Thank you for making and uploading your terrific video!

Yes! Have missed your videos.

@12:39 that was a stage for holographic concerts. They would have a projector and just put a video of the people playing on to the rock. It would usually be like Elvis or some older 50s 60s band.

Awesome place! Good to see noone has looted the place, wonder what will become of it all? Great video, thanks for showing.

this place is identical to silver dollar city then i noticed on back of prop at 13:43 the initials SDC. Is it the same owners?

its a bit sad that some stuff in old theme parcs are just left to tott away... or is it used elsewhere??? :)

This was an awesome video, thankyou. Do you know if there are any plans for this place?

YES THE KID IS BACK

Wild Cat coasters were deemed extremely dangerous. So many torn down because of that.

@andrewcox1025

6 жыл бұрын

Thom Geren No, they werent. At least not in this case. The one that was here was nothing like, say, the one that used to operate at cedar point, it was just called "wildcat". His older video has pictures of it. (also, to backyard exploration, if I gave too much information, I'm sorry)

@Aatrains512

6 жыл бұрын

Thom Geren wtf no. There were so many of them, but they were traveling models so they would often be moved. They were 1000% safe. Do your research before opening your mouth

I think this is my favorite video of yours.

You are fun to hang out with sir. You feel like the real deal. Hard to tell.

that first ride with the horses. one of these things just doesn't belong here! and what do you think it is, horses? or a giant teacup

Cool explore

How long before this was shot did this place close?

This place is in really good shape!

That big rock formation might have been part of the laser light show they had at the end of the night. I never went there when it was open either, but I've heard about it. There is a church there now in the theater that was part of the park. Great video, I've wanted to check it out too.

@davidmollard9832

6 жыл бұрын

Dusty's Ramble's it was for the last light show. I went there almost every year when i wss a kid and w would always stay to see it

Wildcat was my favorite. I still wear my Wildcat T-shirt sometimes, I've had it for a LONG time. They sent the cars off elsewhere but couldn't repurpose the coaster. What a shame. The thing you were wondering what it was (the big rock) is where I remember watching their laser / firework show that they had every night. I feel like they could have been more successful if they didn't do that every night and had they been open ALL day instead of just evenings.

that park's prices were always halfway decent especially compared to six flags but its also been closed for almost ten years

nice vid

How have I never heard of this place before

Not sure if anybody answeredyour question about what the big rock structure was. We were always there on the Fourth of July and they did a big patriotic Watermist and laser light show. Really wish they bring this place back

What was being that black canvas that said look ?

@BackyardExploration

6 жыл бұрын

nothing lol

creepy .. thanks

Dude that whole place comes to life at night!!! #CREEPY

wtf was back there?!?! at the "

Theres a Canadian guy that works for his dad there. He doesn't do anything, but when he comes back home, he tells his wife that he worked hard in the family business.

It's disgusting the waste.

I am always surprised and confused why when a place like this goes out of business, why is the equipment so often not liquidated? I mean, that carousel is worth a lot of money, and those trucks would sell on the open market in no time.

@davidmollard9832

6 жыл бұрын

Jesse Sisolack i would imagine they would. The trucks they may be keeping for another attraction but i would imagine the rides and everything would be petty hard to liquidate.

What's behind the tarp???

@CobraKaiGamingTV

6 жыл бұрын

I know right?! I need to know!!

@paigegraham9828

6 жыл бұрын

He replied to a comment and said there was nothing there lol

why did they shut it down???????

If I remember right I think the Wildcat Coaster got sold to DollyWood

@andrewcox1025

6 жыл бұрын

Reed Naylor No, It didn't. Dollywood has a coaster made by the same company, but they are NOT the same (The one in dollywood was built before this coaster was torn down)

@thargok

6 жыл бұрын

You're both right, parts and carts were sold to Dollywood as they were the same but like most wooden coasters most of the ride isn't salvageable.

At a restaurant where I live In Nanaimo Canada there is one of those big chef statues by the entrance of it just as you come in the door, however they made him look cooler by putting sunglasses on him, and the restaurant is called Mrs.Riches diner club café. also I want to punch-out whatever stupid kid vandalized that antique vintage fire truck....

the roller coaster was sold to an other amusement park and renamed. or sold for scrap metal.

I seriously want the Coca-Cola truck. Can you give me information on the owner?

Can't understand why architects think this style of building is more suitable for an amusement park than normal housing/establishments 😒

most of the coasters are dismantled and sold

Some infos why it was abandoned ?

@BackyardExploration

6 жыл бұрын

The owners had two amusement parks in the same town. This was the smaller, less successful of the two

@adisimpson1981

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for Info. Great work !

They had this ride call the Royal Flush it was a giant toilet.

I'm Mr. Mix Shhhhhhhh.

Fallout 4 DLC... irl

If they drove by you and didn't see you, then for sure it's happened to you too....creepy :)

9:45 PewDiePie was here...

It’s probably haunted

First!

Ok what's with all the profanity? I like watching this kind of video, but I really don't like all the swearing