Unbelievably Pricey Abandoned Structures

14. Six Flags

Location: New Orleans Year: 2000 Price: $873 million Who hasn't enjoyed thrilling summers riding the attractions at Six Flags theme parks across the country? While the park in New Orleans brought joy to many, its history took a tragic turn. Once a vibrant destination, it is now known as one of the most eerie closed theme parks. The park officially closed its doors in 2005 after suffering catastrophic damage from Hurricane Katrina. The devastation left the once-popular attraction in ruins, marking a somber chapter in its history.
  After Hurricane Katrina, Six Flags New Orleans struggled to secure the funding necessary for its reopening, and conditions only deteriorated over time. The park's entrance features an eerie sign that reads, "Closed for the storm," serving as a haunting reminder of the disaster that led to its abandonment. This unsettling atmosphere has made the park a popular filming location for post-apocalyptic movies. Notable films such as Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and Jurassic World have utilized the park's desolate landscape to create striking visuals that resonate with their themes of survival and decay.

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