The most terrifying abandoned amusement parks in the world

The most terrifying abandoned amusement parks in the world - Amusement parks: you probably think of them as places full of fun and joy. But the reality is a lot of these places became abandoned, eerie places, capable of chilling you to the bone.

Take a look at the gallery of these abandoned, possibly haunted places... if you dare.

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Six Flags, New Orleans, USA - Sitting in a creepy location outside the city and surrounded by swamps, this place used to be home to fun rides and cheerful visitors.

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Six Flags, New Orleans, USA - It was ravaged by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

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Six Flags, New Orleans, USA - After the hurricane, it was left to abandonment. Over the years, it has been looted by the intruders who were brave enough to enter.

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Six Flags, New Orleans, USA - The ruins of the park have been used in scenes for movies such as 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' (2014) and 'Jurassic World' (2015).

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Spreepark, Berlin, Germany - This park opened its doors in 1969. Its decline started after the unification of Germany.

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Spreepark, Berlin, Germany - The park was hugely popular during the Cold War. It is located in east Berlin.

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Spreepark, Berlin, Germany - Despite being closed for years, the giant wheel still turns sometimes due to the strong winds in the area.

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Spreepark, Berlin, Germany - It is still possible to visit the park, but only on a guided tour.

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Pripyat amusement park, Ukraine - According to the Daily Star, this park never even opened. One week before its opening date in 1986, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster happened.

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Pripyat amusement park, Ukraine - The town of Pripyat is very close to Chernobyl. Nowadays, it isn't more than a ghost town.

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Pripyat amusement park, Ukraine - All that's left there are some rusted attractions, which make it look even creepier.

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Pripyat amusement park, Ukraine - Adventure tourism does bring some curious visitors to the old Pripyat amusement park.

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Thuy Tien Lake, Vietnam - This park started being built in 2004, but it was never finished, and ended up just being abandoned.

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Thuy Tien Lake, Vietnam - The slides are covered in leaves and rust, and the pools are full of algae.

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Thuy Tien Lake, Vietnam - There were even three crocodiles living in one of the pools, and they were fed by the locals.

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Takakanonuma Greenland, Japan - The location of this park is unknown—it simply doesn't appear on maps. According to MTV Asia, it looks likes something straight out of a horror movie.

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Takakanonuma Greenland, Japan - The exact reason for its closure is unknown, but rumors of fatal accidents may have been the catalyst.

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Takakanonuma Greenland, Japan - Some consider it the most terrifying theme park in the world. The place is full of rusted old attractions.

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Nara Dreamland, Japan - Atlas Obscura reports that this park opened in 1961 as a kind of Asian version of Disneyland.

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Nara Dreamland, Japan - Nara Dreamland closed its doors around 45 years later due to a drop in the number of visitors.

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Nara Dreamland, Japan - Since closing, the park received mainly adrenaline-loving visitors who liked to take photos of the park in its eerie abandoned state.

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Nara Dreamland, Japan - But demolition of the park was completed in December 2017.

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Fort Davis, Texas, USA - This park recreates the atmosphere and architecture of the Wild West.

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Fort Davis, Texas, USA - According to NBC, a fire of unknown origin destroyed some of the buildings in 2010.

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Fort Davis, Texas, USA -

Now it looks like a real ghost's paradise.

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