I visited "Autumn at Oz" in the fall of 2014. The Land of Oz is an "abandoned" theme park perched in Beech Mountain, North Carolina, and it opens every October to welcome guests and returning cast and crew members. This film consists of my own clips and photographs and archival footage from the State Archives of North Carolina. I recommend visiting if you're interested. It was a great experience.
UPDATE: Thank you all for the overwhelming response, and I hope you enjoyed this peek into what I felt like was another world. To clarify, the theme park is not "abandoned" in the urbex sense of the word. I initially filmed this location with a team as a part of an academic project, and we explored the duality of the park: what you see now vs. the one you see in the archival footage. In many ways, the park is "abandoned," as we perceived it as a shadow of its former self. It fell from national prominence to a mere side note, but it has gained more attention in recent years from internet exposure. We were interested in the sudden uptick of interest in the park, interest that had not existed to the same extent in previous years. I did state and explain in the video and description that the park is still maintained and opened yearly (as of now, it opens twice a year and private tours are offered), and I will repeat: no one should visit the premises without permission. "Abandoned" is not simply a clickbait term, but one that I felt properly captured the essence of the site. The park has significantly transformed from what it once was, but I do recommend a visit if you're up for it. You can book at http://www.landofoznc.com/. Thanks again for watching, and stay tuned for some more spooky exploration in the coming months. AS 8/11/17
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