ABANDONED THEME PARKS
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Top 5 Abandoned Amusement Parks in the U.S.AI am not quite sure what my fascination is with abandoned amusements parks, but when I saw those first photographs, I did a search for more and I could not stop looking at them.
Amusement Parks of Yesteryear: Nostalgic Reminders of Glory DaysIn the early 20th Century, amusement parks sprouted up throughout the country, becoming a main source of entertainment for the whole family...- Merlin Takes America's Oldest Theme ParkAmericas oldest but failed theme park, Cypress Gardens, is bought by the foreign owned Merlin Entertainment Group. A piece of American Heritage sold to Britain just doesn't feel right...
The Abandoned $100 Million Florida Theme ParkHave you ever dreamed of pushing through a dense unexplored jungle, vines and branches scratching at your face, animals and bugs screeching in the trees, only to walk up on a lost city hidden for centuries? Yeah, me too. :)- Amusement Parks of Yesteryear: Boardwalk and Baseball in Haines City, FloridaAs any roller coaster enthusiast can attest, I was filled with anticipation as we began our trek to the Boardwalk and Baseball. As we got closer to the park, some of the larger rides came into view, riveting up my excitement...
The Abandoned Roller Coaster -- Hiding in the WoodsThe thin winding path led to a small clearing. At first I wasn't sure what I was seeing. Was that really a roller coaster car over there in the tangled green vines? What had I just discovered?
Old Resurrected Roller Coaster Lives on in Kissimmee, FloridaAn old roller coaster is getting a new spin on life. Rather than rusting away, Fun Spot USA is transporting and restoring a roller coaster from a closed Florida theme park. Can you guess which one?
Michigan is a Great Place for a Historical Site Theme VacationMichigan gives you the opportunity to visit historic sites that are very unique and go back to the time the French ruled this part of the country- Summer Fun Ideas in the Tampa Bay Area Part 2Ten attractions to experience in the Tampa Bay Area this summer.
Drachen FireA look at Drachen Fire from it's conception through it's closing and dismantling.
Travel Industry: Three Years After the MeltdownAfter one of the worst economic crisis in American History, does the Travel Industry have a future?- Family VacationsYou would think going on a family vacation would relieve stress. Yet, from my recollection, they always had a way of doing the opposite. Here are 10 reasons to why a "stay-cation" may be your best best this year.
A Field of Dreams in Leesburg, FloridaTucked away off highway 27 in Leesburg, Florida is an amazing little baseball field. I found it. Photographed it. And when the camera batteries died, I found something else.- 25 Things You MUST See, Do & Eat at Walt Disney WorldMy picks for the 25 things you must experience at WDW
- Six Flags Amusement Park Under Water, in More Ways Than OneA brief look at the weather, economic and bankruptcy challenges facing the Six Flags company
Venomous Snakes of FloridaA guide to the identification of Florida's six species of venomous snake.- Disney's Goofy: You Love Him, But Do You Know Him?Disney's Goofy has been around since the thirties, but most know next to nothing about him.
- An Insider's Guide to Disney's Hollywood StudiosAs someone who has steadily visited Walt Disney World since 1992 (I am a local, I worked there, and my wife still does) I can offer a lot of valuable tips on making the most of a day in the park.
- The Phantom Manor Disney's Last Haunted MansionThis article explains the highlights of Phantom Manor.
- A History of Disneyland ParisDisneyland Resort Paris is a leisure complex of the Walt Disney Company developed through a European company called Euro Disney SCA (which holds more than a third of the resort), then through Euro Disney Associates.
The Cinema of Early Disney: Bigotry or Revolution?An in-depth investigation into the politics behind early Disney films
Untold Millions of Americans See Gambling as Their Personal Ticket to Financial FreedomAlthough its popularity, and legality, has cycled over the years, gambling has always been one of America's most guilty pleasures.- Making the Most of a Disney World Vacation with Your BabyYou're taking a baby to Walt Disney World? You're not crazy! With a little planning and these tips, you'll find taking your infant to Walt Disney World can be relaxing, enjoyable, and even fun.
How to Survive -- and Even Enjoy -- Disney with Your Teen Son and His FriendsTips and insights gleaned from my recent Disney adventure with my 16-year-old son, Max. Boys will be boys, no matter where in the world you drop them.- Nostalgia and Discontent George Saunders' CivilWarLand in Bad DeclineGeorge Saunder's collection of short stories explores the twisted and absurd side of America's nostalgic obsession with its mythic past.
- Thrilling Entertainment at SilverwoodSilverwood Theme Park has attractions and rides for children of all ages. On the same grounds as the theme park is Boulder Beach, a fantastic water park. One entry fee gets you into both parks.
- Carnival Midway Game Secrets RevealedWant to win your girl's affection or be the apple of your kids' eye? With these midway secrets you'll be a winner (almost) every time.
- Geocaching: A Passion for Cachin'The hobby of geocaching has spread worldwide, with adherents around the free world
- A Young Girl All Grown UpThis is an unfinished story of a girl that loses her virginity.
Why You Should Visit San Antonio's Japanese Tea GardensSan Antonio's Japanese Tea Gardens are once again a gorgeous spot to visit. The history of the Tea Gardens is rich with changes and political links. Their ultimate goal is to bring it back to its appearance in the 1920's and 30's.
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