[video=youtube;g8qW0A_VhG0]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8qW0A_VhG0[/video]
Not exactly "abandoned" but it has been closed since 2007. The owners plan to reopen someday.
Wouldn't this be considered Urbex? There's a subforum for that.
Regardless, pretty cool. It's weird to me that all that stuff just gets left there. You'd think whoever owned the place would wanna sell it all and grab as much cash as he could before closing up shop.
A skating rink with poles in the middle? I've never heard of such a thing. That seems really weird.
[QUOTE=riku2211;39544432]Wouldn't this be considered Urbex? There's a subforum for that.
Regardless, pretty cool. It's weird to me that all that stuff just gets left there. You'd think whoever owned the place would wanna sell it all and grab as much cash as he could before closing up shop.[/QUOTE]
He posts videos here all the time, plus the Urbex sub section is kind of dead.
what kind of skating rink has poles in the middle of it
It's called having support beams.
Oh crap. I live in a neighborhood right next to this place.
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If I recall correctly, the place closed down because of a flood that happened around 2005. The park sits on low ground right next to a creek; almost all of it was underwater when the flood happened. The owners tried to repair it, but they couldn't pay for all the repairs so they gave it up.
I guess they didn't sell their things off because it was all practically unsalvageable. Who wants to buy 300 pairs of water-damaged roller skates?
ive been to this rink before a long time ago
you urbex right where i used to live
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