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Theme parks with no queues, long closed. Drained and damaged swimming pools. Spas, resorts and hotels way past their prime. Hotels with neatly made beds, waiting for guests that will never come. Theatres, after the final curtain. Explore abandoned and forgotten Leisure and Recreation sites all over the world.
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Cinema Extravaganza, Portugal
Cinema Extravaganza is a small Portuguese cinema/theatre, which opened in the 1940s. It has been abandoned for over 15 years.
Hotel El Paraíso, Portugal
Hotel El Paraíso is an abandoned hotel in the north of Portugal. This wonderfully rustic hotel has been abandoned since the late 1990s.
Fukushima Abandoned Cars, Japan
These abandoned cars have stood on the forecourt of a car dealer since 2011. There are American cars, as well as a traditional Japanese funeral car.
Spaceship Love Hotel, Japan
Spaceship Love Hotel is an abandoned hotel/adult entertainment venue in Japan. There are themed rooms; medieval, funfair, airplane, Vegas, Disney etc
Lister Drive Library, England
Lister Drive Library was built in the early 20th Century. It was abandoned in 2006 amid safety concerns. A 12-month renovation project started April 2019.
Fukushima Anime Pachinko, Japan
Fukushima Anime Pachinko is an abandoned gaming venue, and was once a hive of activity. Now the lights are dim and the chairs are unoccupied.
Utopia Spa Garden, Japan
The Utopia Spa Garden is an abandoned Japanese hot spring (onsen) resort, built in the 1980s Bubble Economy. It has been closed for two decades.
Kuroshio Inn, Japan
Kuroshio Inn is an abandoned and decaying hotel. The lobby features colourful 1970s kitsch decor; yellow and orange lamps, and turquoise leather sofas.
Spaceship Ropeway, Japan
The Spaceship Ropeway is an abandoned cable car station in Japan. This aerial tramway station perches on a valley side, overlooking the river below.
Onsen Hotel K, Japan
Onsen Hotel K is a large hotel and bath house in Japan. The 1940s hotel is built high above the river, perched on a rocky cliff. It closed in the 1990s.
Crown Theatre, England
The Crown Theatre is a collapsing British entertainment venue. Built at the end of the 19th Century, it is an exceptionally dilapidated state of repair.
La Serre du Chirurgien, France
La Serre du Chirurgien is a huge and impressive old glasshouse in the south of France. It is more likely a conservatory, rather than a true greenhouse.
Ghost Rider Biker Club, Belgium
The Ghost Rider Biker Club appears to have been abandoned in the 2010s. The display cabinets are full of motorcycle competition trophies.
Biofuel Farm, Belgium
At Biofuel Farm, the main feature of interest here is an old American-style pick-up truck. A large tree is growing out of the front grill.
Ferme Granada, Belgium
Ferme Granada was an abandoned farm in Belgium. A Ford Granada which could be found in the garage-area adjacent to the house.
Paragon Hotel, Italy
The Paragon Hotel is an abandoned five-star hotel in Italy. The location is famous for the grand ballroom, which features stunning white ceiling drapes.
Camelot Theme Park, England
Camelot Theme Park is an abandoned amusement park in England. It opened in 1983, and closed in 2012 due to declining visitor numbers.
Veronica’s Veil Theatre, USA
Veronica’s Veil is an abandoned theatre auditorium in American. It hosted one of the longest running Passion of Christ plays, titled Veronica’s Veil.
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