Dadipark: Belgium - Dadipark was one of the oldest amusement parks, opening in 1950! It's now almost entirely demolished and in images, one can almost hear the invisible screams on this roller-coaster ride!

Jazzland Six Flags: New Orleans, USA - Hurricane Katrina's devastating floodwaters made a ruin out of Jazzland in 2005. Thanks to camera-wielding explorers of abandoned places, the theme park has a cult following.

Wonderland: Beijing, China - In a rural village sits Wonderland, it was promised to be the largest park in Asia. Unfortunately construction stopped in 1988 and it's abandoned structures have been sitting since.

Okpo Land: The Deathly Duck Ride - A main attraction of the South Korean park was a duck-themed roller-coaster ride that proved treacherous. In each fatality the owner offered no compensation nor apology, and disappeared abandoning the park after its last death.

Gulliver's Kingdom: Japan 1977-2001 - The Japanese theme park ruins are massive and contains this 147-foot-long Lemuel Gulliver statue laying before the famous Mt. Fuji! Impressive, but disorienting to say the least.

Ghostly Okpo Land, South Korea - Due to a large number of fatalities, the park located on the tiny island of Geoje was closed. It's ghostly knowing a tragedy of a young girl who fell to her death was on its last day in 1999.

Jazzland Six Flags' Future - It was home to Cajun-themed attractions like the Muskrat Scrambler, which eerily still stands. New Orleans is considering to redevelop it, but what do you think? Is it more interesting as it is?

Takakonuma Greenland Park: Japan - Like many creepy abandoned themed parks, the Japan amusement park was responsible for too many accidental deaths to remain opened. It existed in 1973 for 2 years and again in 1986-1999.

Spreepark, Germany: A Film Set - The entertainment park overgrown with nature is located in Berlin. A favorite with the film industry, it makes for a great backdrop. Check it out in 'We are the Night' 2010, "Hanna" 2011!

Glory Days For Spreepark In Germany - The park opened in 1969 and during its heyday, it attracted up to 1.7 million visitors per year! A euro financial crisis in 2002 eventually shut it down. Although scary, it's still amazing!