Hidden treasures/left overs

[BkkMan13]

I saw some interesting stuff at Worlds of Fun last summer, a frog swimming in the rapids ride, and a deer eating in grass/creek area near Prowler. Do these count?

[Skycoastin Steve]

^That's interesting, especially if you read my post on the first page.

[BeemerBoy]

- Now this is really, really cool. There's a completely abandoned waterpark at WDW! I think it used to be called River Country. Anyways, there's an entire waterpark just sitting there in the woods of the WDW resort.

River Country

 

- Somewhere at WDW, there's an abandoned skyride station. Not sure where, though.

[PSiRockin]

^ and the other station was the building that used to be to the right of Space Mountain's entrance. I believe it was removed during the renovation of SM.

 

Here's a few more:

 

At Great Escape, you can see some things from the log flume, like the old Rainbow ride. There's a few other things too, I can't remember anything else though.

 

Next to Nitro's lift at GADV, there's a lot of things:

-Log flume boats and rapid ride boats.

-Tubes for Hurricane Harbor.

-Boats from the old stunt show on the lake.

-Old monster truck cars that were on the tracks for the Wiggles Big Red Car ride back when it was Looney Tunes (now that they're rethemeing it to Safari Kids, it's a good thing they saved them!).

-A Spongebob statue from the old Spongebob 4d ride.

-Runaway Mine Train cars (from the 3rd train, I believe they are also inside of Rolling Thunder).

-Removed kiddie rides.

-And some more things.

[Popcorn54]

Is their not an Abandoned hotel and Island at WDW Florida?

 

Seems unlike Disney however I think it's true.

 

Also in Blackpool on the Nash you can see parts from old trains, Valhalla Boats and bit's from old rides and scenery.

[Zingoman]

^Blackpool has got to be chock full of fun stuff! What else do you know?

[Popcorn54]

^Blackpool has got to be chock full of fun stuff! What else do you know?

Quite A lot

 

The lake which infusion is in still has some Log Flume Footers in it. Also that area is full of loads of beaver creek stuff.

 

There is an underground room under Beaver Creek which the park explored after being boarded up for years, heres some pictures of it!

The Entrace

Underground, There was also a dodgem track their

 

Also this one is quite interesting, Geoffrey Thompson Looked up to Walt Disney and he got inspired, rumor has it that he had his own office underground in the park. Their is underground tunnels in the park linking to all the dark rides and Wild Mouse's workshop area and to the Casino

 

Also a weird one, Valhalla's frontage is held up by old PMBO Track.

 

These are of the top of my head

[MayTheGForceBeWithYou]

Is their not an Abandoned hotel and Island at WDW Florida?

 

Seems unlike Disney however I think it's true.

 

I assume you're talking about the Legendary Years phase that was never completed at Pop Century.

[Zingoman]

At Blackpool PB what was the area with the trampolines and Bling originally made for? The oval shaped red conrete area looks like it was for a Whip or something before.

[cinciDAWGS12]

At Kings Island:

-If you look directly under Flight Deck's station you can see where there is old excess que line. There's also banners hanging up under there from its Top Gun days.

-From the top of Flight Deck's lift hill you can see where the old safari monorail ride used to go. There's also random junk back there from SOB, etc.

-Son of Beast's que line and station has been used the past two years for a Halloween Haunt maze.

[deathbydinn]

At Blackpool PB what was the area with the trampolines and Bling originally made for? The oval shaped red conrete area looks like it was for a Whip or something before.

 

I'm watching Coaster Expedition 2 right now, and in the BPB segment there's a sign that says "This way to Whip" so that probably is what it was for!

[Popcorn54]

At Blackpool PB what was the area with the trampolines and Bling originally made for? The oval shaped red conrete area looks like it was for a Whip or something before.

Before them the Tokado Express a powered coaster used to be there and their was also dodgems.

 

Some other ones I remembered

If you go to Southport Pleasureland you will find that Scenery and rides from beaver creek have been sold to them. Kind of Ironic.

 

If you look closely in the Ghost Train you can see Trauma Towers theming that's been moved.

 

Also it's the same with Impossible, things from the Ark are now in their.

 

You can still see the old water chute station on the Monorail.

[PriestofSyrinx]

Is their not an Abandoned hotel and Island at WDW Florida?

 

Seems unlike Disney however I think it's true.

 

I assume you're talking about the Legendary Years phase that was never completed at Pop Century.

 

It will be completed! But instead of the "legendary theme" it will be the Art Of Animation Resort!

 

Other Disney hidden things: You can still see old theming from Countdown to Extinction (Not the Megadeath album) before it was tied in to the Disney film Dinosaur: http://www.hiddenmickeys.org/PictFrame.php?Images/Animal/CTXWALL.jpg

 

I know there are some more hidden things at WDW...

[MayTheGForceBeWithYou]

^I knew that, but I was just addressing that Popcorn was talking about the Legendary Years phase.

[signaltwo]

I'm not sure if this was said already but in Journey to Imagination at Epcot there is the "Dean Finder" door in reference to Dream Finder.

 

Also apparently River Country still has it's area loop music play and lights come on at night. I'm guessing that's just because the electricity is linked with other parts of WDW but still kinda interesting.

[jray21]

Is their not an Abandoned hotel and Island at WDW Florida?

 

Seems unlike Disney however I think it's true.

 

Also in Blackpool on the Nash you can see parts from old trains, Valhalla Boats and bit's from old rides and scenery.

 

Here is the island. You can still see some left over stuff as you go past it on a boat.

[vuurvogel]

This is something you have to know in my home park. The wall of the old 50's elephant exhibit still exists as part of a playground near the new exhibit. This new elephant exhibit opened last year replacing the exhibit that replaced the one on the photo.

the wall

it is the wall to keep the visitors falling in the moat

[Zingoman]

What park is that?

[vuurvogel]

DierenPark Amersfoort in the Netherlands

[XYZ]

In CGA, Stealth's station still exists, it's now the enterance for Didgeridoo Falls, DownUnder Thunder, & Tasmanian Typhoon.

 

Stealth's large footers still exist next to Logger's Run's drop.

[Screamin_Eagle]

may not be a hidden treasure, but at SFSTL the store "toy circus" used to be the queue house for the "Moon Antique Cars" on the back portion of the building in the picnic grove, you can still see the archways of the building, and the concrete slab which was the loading platform is still there. this is way back when the cars used to go under the train tracks..

 

and the Villains cafe is the old station house for the "Adventures on the Mississippi ride" which is the only thing left of that rides existence..

[RideofSteel]

At Six Flags Great Adventure, when you are going up Nitro's lift, if you look to the right, you can see a lot of the parks old attractions, including the sign for Batman And Robin: The Chiller. Also, about a mile away from the park, the actual coaster sits in a field.

[MrMorgan]

At Six Flags Great Adventure, when you are going up Nitro's lift, if you look to the right, you can see a lot of the parks old attractions, including the sign for Batman And Robin: The Chiller. Also, about a mile away from the park, the actual coaster sits in a field.

 

 

Really? Can you see it on Google Earth? If so, can you tell me where to find it?

[Bryce232]

Right here! Just a couple miles away from its original location.

[-Edge of Beast-]

Worlds of Fun

 

There used to be a skyride-type of ride at Worlds of Fun called Ski Heis that went from Scandinavia to Americana. The old stations for it are now the Detonator Barn (I believe it's called) and a Tivoli-picnic shelter.