We didn’t climb structures, but just walked and took pictures. It was amazing. I can’t find words powerful enough to describe the emotions you feel walking through the park. It is highly vandalized, but I think that adds to the experience. The log flumes were scattered all over the park where they had floated to when the waters receded and you could clearly see the water lines from the flood on most structures.

There was also a lot of stuffed animal prizes scattered throughout. My favorite graffiti said “Where do theme parks go when they die?” The sign out front still read “Closed for storm”. The place hadn’t been touched at all, but they were beginning working at the far end of the park, which made it a bit difficult to sneak around. We went early morning. So we didn’t see most of the Mardi Gras section.

It was eerie. The park is covered in crows also, which made it feel straight up horror movie-esque. I’m not sure if I fully believe in afterlife souls sticking around, but I definitely felt a presence in the park. Anyways, one of the more foolish things I have done, but it was a top experience for me.