Amusement Parks

What is an amusement park?

A place featuring lots of entertainment options, such as rides, games, and other activities, is called an amusement park. A theme park is a type of amusement park that centers its structures and attractions on a central subject and typically has numerous themed regions.

Since theme parks attract visitors from all over the world, people from diverse backgrounds interact and get to know one another. In addition to a variety of rides, they usually have shops, food, and other forms of entertainment.

Why do amusement parks get abandoned?

Amusement parks are places where people used to gather to have amazing experiences on thrilling rides and vivid Ferris wheels, and where the sound of children laughing and playing used to fill the air. However, once abandoned, amusement parks become post-apocalyptic landscapes, with dilapidated rides being reclaimed by nature (Carmela, 2019).

The majority have been destroyed by natural disasters, strange happenings, or financial problems; some have stopped serving as amusement parks and have been rebuilt as modern complexes. Moreover, restoring the abandoned park would be prohibitively expensive.

Conclusion

Amusement parks are enjoyable for everyone, but especially for children. They are, however, forgotten since so few people visit amusement parks. There are more theme parks worth visiting across the country, but tragically, some of them have had to close permanently owing to disasters and poor business. These expertly constructed and well-maintained locations have been abandoned, leaving them to deteriorate and fall into disrepair.

References

Corbett, A. (2023). 3 Abandoned Theme Parks in Malaysia including This RM520 Million Theme Park. [online] Gempak.com. Available at: https://gempak.com/rojakdaily/lifestyle/3-abandoned-theme-parks-malaysia-including-rm520-million-theme-park-73008 [Accessed 6 April 2023].

Rodriguez, C. (2019). The World’s 9 Creepiest Abandoned Amusement Parks. [online] AllTheRooms – The Vacation Rental Experts. Available at: https://www.alltherooms.com/blog/abandoned-amusement-parks/amp/ [Accessed 6 April 2023].

Taylor, A. (2021). Wonderland Abandoned: The Swift Fall of ‘Europe’s Biggest Theme Park’ – The Atlantic. [online] www.theatlantic.com. Available at: https://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2021/09/photos-abandoned-wonderland-eurasia/620011/ [Accessed 6 April 2023].

By Chaerin Yoo

She is a Concordia International School Student

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