657 Comments for The Enchanted Forest

I so want to just play up there!
I rode a teacup ride at Six Flags Great Adventure on Wednesday. It was a baby ride and it was the EXACT same ride that was at the Disney Parks. I didn't want to ride it but my parents made me ride with my sister. THAT messed me up BIG time. You know what else also messed me up? I had to ride a baby airplane too!!!!
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i live right down the street from here... i've always wanted to buy it and fix it up and live there...
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We have an Enchanted Forest; it's been around forever. Even when I was little it was ancient! our EF is right between a little town and a city, so it's pretty common for young adults my age to get summer jobs at that place... It's like something out of a weird dream. And it smells like it's been around for a good long while.
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Cool shot! It's a shame that these old parks are left to decay...at least "StoryLand" and "Santa's Village" still exist.
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wonder what the shed was used for?as always you manage to bring us great pics,even in jail.
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motts has been arested!??! now who is going to bring us pictures
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Of all the abandoned structures I have seen over the years, in real life or in photos, seeing an abandoned amusment park truly breaks my heart.
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It closed when i was born??
1996! so sad..it looked really creepy but in a good way!!!!!
i wish i could have went to it. :D
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Hi I am 26 years old and I had my 2nd birthdaty here at the enchanted forest. They filmed the movie Crybaby here too with Johnny Depp . I have tons of pictures in photo albums of this plase if you need any, sgraham@goldstandardfinancial.net
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I looked at this gallery a LOOONG time ago, and then forgot about it. I recently moved very close to The Enchanted Forest --- I walk by it a few times a week --- and have always wondered what it would be like to go down there. There's really nothing physically stopping me --- nor others --- from entering; just two chain-link fences that could easily be jumped. However, now I won't get arrested for illegal trespassing.
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"This one tells a story. The beauty of childhood innocence growing into teenage nonsense."

Wow. I couldn't agree more.
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Unfortunately a place like this can't survive anymore, because kids can't seem to enjoy anything that isn't battery operated, play music, light up or essentially do all the playing for you. As a parent, I try to stay awake from toys like that as much as possible, so I bet my kids would have loved a place like this.
mmm.....candy
This reminds me of the Mad Tea Party ride that is currently operating at Disneyland CA.