Abandoned mansion!
Here's a collection of stuff that got left behind years and years ago and basically got old enough to become Yoda and grow a wizard beard. And if you're lucky one day, and your body is frozen in an accidental glacier or something, you may eventually become a cool old thing as well. So at least you got that to look forward to. The funny thing about the things here is that in their day and age, they weren't really cool at all. Maybe the airplane was, and the Furby had a few good moments, but for the most part this stuff is ordinary and boring. Except now it's really old and has vines growing on it and it looks pretty neat. For more tips on aging gracefully, click here.
Walt Disney World has a bad habit of closing attractions and then just up and leaving them there. Many of these attractions haven’t been touched in decades. These once beloved pieces of Walt Disney World are now just slowly crumbling away. 5) Mike Fink Keel Boat Dock in the Magic Kingdom You’ve probably seen the
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