Random Allegedly Haunted Amusement Parks And Attractions (11 items)

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  (#9) Cedar Point

  In 1917, Daniel C. Muller carved what became known as Muller's Military Horse. According to legend, his wife became obsessed with the horse. After she passed, visitors reported seeing her ghost riding the so-called Haunted Steed on the Cedar Point Carousel. The legend also states that Mrs. Muller's spirit prevents people from taking photos of her favorite horse to keep anyone else from falling in love with it. 

  While the original carousel horse is no longer riding, a replica of Muller's Military Horse can be found at the Merry-Go-Round Museum. Visitors still say they hear Mrs. Muller taking nightly strolls around the museum to admire the steed.
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  (#12) A Wealthy Entrepreneur Haunts 'The Coney Island Of The West' - And He May Not Be Alone

  The Coney Island of the West, which sits on the Ohio River in Cincinnati, plays host to its fair share of ghouls. Named after Coney Island in New York, the Ohio amusement park includes a massive pool, an outdoor dance hall, and a play area for small children. Walt Disney even visited in the 1950s while he was planning Disneyland.

  One of the Ohio park's owners, George Schott, passed in 1935 at an event in Moonlite Gardens. He is said to appear today wearing period clothing and watching over the park. Several guests have lost their lives in ride-related injuries, including from riding the Scrambler, exiting the moving merry-go-round, and diving into the pool.

  The area sits on the land associated with the Hopewell culture, and some guests and workers claim they've heard Native American chanting, music from the empty merry-go-round, and splashing from the pool area, even during the off-season.
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  (#3) Disneyland

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  Several ghosts are said to haunt Disneyland in Anaheim, CA. Most of them are supposed to be the spirits of those who perished in accidents at the park over the years. People report sightings of a man who appears near the Monorail track at night before disappearing in the face of an oncoming tram. That spirit may be Thomas Guy Cleveland, a young man who attempted to sneak into the park at night by climbing over the fence in 1966. When he reached the Monorail track, he was hit by an oncoming train.

  Debbie Stone is also said to haunt the park - she was a teenage hostess working at the America Sings attraction when she was felled by one of the rotating theater walls. Cast members report hearing Stone whisper "be careful" if they're in danger. 

  And, of course, many cast members and attendees say they sometimes see or hear Walt Disney wandering around his old studio apartment above the Main Street firehouse. Since Disney's passing in 1966, cast members have kept the light in the apartment window eternally on for him.

  Disney fans also hypothesize the Pirates of the Caribbean ride is haunted since real human bones from the UCLA Medical Center were originally used in the ride.
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  (#4) The Enchanted Forest Attraction In Oregon May Sit On Cursed Land

  Nestled in the woods of Turner, OR, the Enchanted Forest amusement park attracts visitors from all over the state thanks to its charming attractions - and its more spectral amusements. Zak Bagans and Aaron Goodwin, investigators from the popular Travel Channel ghost-hunting show Ghost Adventures, heard stories from Enchanted Forest employees about disembodied footsteps, moving orbs, and cold spots throughout the haunted house attraction. 

  While there haven't been any recorded accidents on the amusement park grounds, Enchanted Forest does sit close to land on which Native American tribes and Oregon settlers fought in 1846. It's possible, according to the Ghost Adventures team, some spiritual residue clings to the land where the park sits.

  Roger Tofte, who opened Enchanted Forest in 1971 as a passion project, rejects the idea that his park is haunted. He told Ghost Adventures, "The only strange experiences I’ve had in the park are the strange ideas that come into my head on what to create next!"
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  (#11) Six Flags Over Texas

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  A spirited child named Annie is said to haunt Six Flags Over Texas. Guests and staff speak fondly of Annie and say she regularly turns lights on and off in her "room," located in a yellow house near The Texas Giant. Paranormal researcher Chad Miller said employees told him Annie's body had been found in the 1920s in a creek bed.

  Researchers report seeing a teddy bear move in Annie's room, as well as hearing a voice say, "Let me play with your hair."
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  (#1) Six Flags New Orleans

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  Abandoned since Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005, Six Flags New Orleans (formerly Jazzland) still draws curious revelers hoping to break in and explore the eerie grounds. People claim to hear phantom laughter and the music from rides that haven't operated in over a decade. 

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