North Carolina’s Most Famous Abandoned Theme Park Is Reopening For Five Days This Summer
The most famously creepy abandoned theme park in North Carolina is reopening this summer and you’ll definitely want to visit. Keep scrolling to find out more about how to enter the crumbling yet magical Land of Oz.
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Dust off your ruby slippers – North Carolina’s abandoned Wizard of Oz theme park is opening once again this summer.
One of the original founders died of cancer before the park was even open. In 1975, a fire ravaged the park’s Emerald City area and museum, destroying Judy Garland’s original gingham dress from the movie. By 1980, the Land of Oz was closed to the public.
