Abandoned Theme Park on Top of a Mountain - Ghost Town in the Sky 

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My wife and I was there the last day of their last season. Maybe another half dozen other people were also in the park. They let us ride the roller coaster 10 times in a row without reloading. After the 10th time, the guy asked if we just wanted to stay on and we said yes. He said wave at him when we were ready to get off, and for the next 50 rides it didn't even slow down going through the loading area. Best Ride Ever. Then they turned off the chair lift while we were only half way down and we spent about 45 minutes just dangling there. They gave us passes for the next season because of it, but of course they never reopened...

My greatest childhood memory is riding that chairlift to the top of that mountain with my precious pawpaw, my hero, in 1988.

This is the first video you guys have done on a place I’ve actually been to. I visited Ghost Town as a kid in 1991, it was pretty neat to be at an amusement park on top of a mountain. Kind of a shame they couldn’t survive.

Ride operator here! For those wondering, this is a Hopkins coaster, and yes they were quite a small manufacturer. This is one of 9 roller coasters they made, 7 are still operating today. They made a few loopers and family coasters, nothing outrageous. As for that control panel, it's about par for that coaster, it's not the system most rides use at big parks today. We usually have a screen for error reports, or even on the older coasters, to tell the time. The trains did get replaced in 2009, but it only ran a little bit in 2010. This coaster was originally called Red Devil and had red track and white supports. It was renamed when the trains were switched.

Note for other hard hikes. You stash water on the way so you have water on the return without having to carry it the entire time.

I loved that you actually put the footage of the real rollercoaster. Your vids are becoming better and better

This brings back fond memories of my childhood. We visited Ghost Town the first time in the early 60's. As kids back then when we pretend played "Cowboys & Indians," so the theme of Ghost Town was a popular one. As I watched this video I vaguely remember the shows but recall very well the decor of the buildings and the can can girls. My family and my aunt (my moms sister) visited the first time at my aunts suggestion. When the gun fight started the noise scared me so bad that I grabbed my dads pant leg and hid behind him. He was holding my baby sister in his arms as they expected her to scare more easily. My dad would tell that story and just laugh because my sister didn't flinch but I ran for cover. I may have been all of 3 or 4 years old and my brother (7 or 8) thought he was a gunslinger. LOL! My parents and my aunt have long been gone, but my brother left us just last week. This video was a much appreciated walk down memory lane for me. Thanks!

Theme parks are so creepy when they are abandoned, like a time machine of where joy used to be, now it’s empty and the rides are decaying and look so sad.

I'm an audio technician and the whole time (25:32) you guys were checking out the audio control room I was geeking out (lol). I'm glad you guys took the time to look through this room, much appreciated! P.S; one day I want to find an abandoned place with speakers/lights installed and power it all up with a battery pack and inverter and just play around with it to experience its former glory! Some of the old PA installations aren't too shabby, just need a rewire and someone with passion! (like me)

Honestly I was just searching abandoned buildings as I've bought myself a drone but every video was some high pitched guy screaming with a thumbnail saying scary or we saw a ghost! But your videos are amazing! No childish behaviour just real explorers documenting there life! Also whacking your vids out in 4k is the cherry on top! Top lads!

The sound of the rain in this video is so perfect. Thank you for having excellent mics.

The rain and fog in this video was amazing!! It made the park even creepier than it already was! Thank you for filming.

@12:28 Loved the use of that flashback footage that was almost a match-cut to where you were standing! Felt a little eerie getting a glimpse into what once was.

This is actually kind of sad, you can see there was a lot of effort and actual heart put into this place to make it a fun experience for everyone.

I remember going there in the 60's. It was really popular. Gunfights were awesome, they had kiddie rides and a spook house. They had 60s celebrities like Hoss Cartwright come there to sign autographs. Those bumper stickers were put on your car while you were up the mt. My Dad was pissed about ours! lol! Really sad to see it in that shape. The Carpetbagger did a few videos on this place.

Ghost Town in the Sky was one of my most favorite places ever. Nearly every year my parents and I went down to Sparta, NC for our family reunion. We’d spend a few days over in the Cherokee Reservation, a few in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge, TN, and we’d go to Ghost Town in the Sky for a day. Nothing on earth has ever been more fun to watch than the gunfights; they were so well choreographed and exciting. I was fortunate enough to be able to take my own daughter here in 2007; she was seven years old then and she really loved it. It hurts my heart to see what has become of an amusement park that meant so much to me and to others. If I were ever blessed enough to win a huge Powerball jackpot (hey, a man can dream) I would happily purchase Ghost Town and spend a hundred million or so to bring it back to its glory days. I wish I had the bank account of an Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos and not a checking account that has $150.00 in it. I would give virtually anything to bring it back to life so new generations of children could experience something that was once so wonderful.

OMG! I remember going here when I was a child in the early seventies. I couldn't have been more than seven or eight. I vividly recall the Silver Dollar Saloon (Though I remember the bar being stage left not stage right as in the video.) and the horrible customer service. (I'm sure I was a hyped up nightmare to deal with.) No roller coaster at the time or I was to young to ride. The gunfight was great if cheesy. (Even as an eight year old I could tell it was decidedly family friendly.) The chair lift getting to the park was nothing short of spectacular. It took, seemingly, forever to ride the lift up and down. Not a complaint, I could have gone up and down the lift a hundred times and been thrilled. This park has always been in the back of my mind but the details lost. Thanks so much for bringing back the memories.

I visited Ghost Town many times as a kid in the 90's. The roller coaster was called the Red Devil back then, and it was the first looping coaster I ever road. The last time I was there (mid 90's) while going through the loop I was slung forward in my seat until my head was almost between my legs. It messed my back up, and for several days I couldn't fully straighten up. That didn't happen other times I rode it so perhaps it had something to do with where I was seated on the ride. I also never liked that there was only a lap bar. It never felt safe. I also remember the swings that would sling you over the edge of the mountain. It was absolutely terrifying, but even worse than that was the chairlift. Going up the mountain wasn't that bad, but coming back down was the worst. Having to jump onto the chair, and then immediately swing out over the mile high mountain was absolute torture every time I had to do it. It may sound like I hated the park, but that's not true at all. I loved it, and it honestly pains me to see the shape it's in now. I wish I could take my own kid there and relive the memories of my childhood, but sadly that's not possible. Also that gunfight you featured was so lame compared to the way it was back when I was there. That gunfight doesn't do Ghost Town justice.

At least now I can entertain myself for 44 minutes

That's cool. I lived about 30 minutes from there my whole life and went there a few times as a kid in the early eighties and went back a couple of times as an adult early 2000's to fix some equipment as part of my job. Sad to see it just fall apart, it's a beautiful place on top of the mountain...

There’s a red tower down the road, several miles toward Cherokee and ever since I was little, I remember stopping at the fruit stand there. We’d pay the attendant and climb the red tower, and look across the valley through the binoculars and see the Ghostown roller coaster. I’ve always wanted to go there, begging my parents as a child to take me, but they always said it was closed. This would’ve been around 2002. Every time we go, I look over to it, wishing I could at least see what the place looked like- and now you’ve given me that. Thanks so much, I was really excited to see this!

I went there several times in the 60's and 70's. Our typical vacation would be at Myrtle Beach but to get there we would travel through Gatlinburg, which was tiny back then and stop at the little picnic area just inside the park and have lunch by the stream. We would hit all the theme parks, Frontierland, later Silver Dollar City, later yet Dollywood, then across the mountain stopping at the Indian reservation and then Ghost Town In The Sky. It was a pretty cool place to a 6 year olds eyes and the ride up the chair lift scared the crap out of me in the early days. We would stay the night there at Maggy Valley and hit it hard straight to Myrtle Beach early the next morning. Those were the good ole days and I wish my parents were still around so we could do it all over again.

The fact that so many things are fixed with duct tape, really shows how badly they were struggling 😟

that "moss" is lychen and is a sign of realy good air quality

I can't believe you hiked up a freaking mountain. And went into stealth mode to evade security.That is true dedication! Great video

So creepy, the soft toys just hanging there. I'm surprised this place isn't more trashed

Looking at the reviews on google for this place is sad, alot of people saying they cant wait to go back with their families.

First of alli wamt to thamk all 3 of you for filming this .before we go any father about my comment I am a 62 year old man tha has been seaching for a loss mermory as a child for many years. Thanks too you 3 I found it .Now my journey begains .Imagime the year 1966 as a boy on vacation from fla ,seeing his great uncle and aunt that live in Knoxville Tenn , decide to take their great nephew. to this place . I was so young . 6 years old ..what a long trip but a trip i never for got . My parents stayed in Tenn with other family while I was in good hands .. The trip was alsome ..When we got there we took the chair left up . The greatest memory of my life .Every thing in this film is true i remember it all now and most important thanks to all of you where it is . Thank you Great Uncle Ervie for takeing me there . Now My Journey begains ,Ron Ginger

"it's as cold as it can be without it being snow" yep, welcome to the smokies.

I really love seeing flashbacks to when things were still busy. Seeing toys in the games hanging from the ceiling makes me wonder what it was like when they were put up there. Those toys have seen too much. Imagine being a kid looking at that toy, wanting it... and its still hanging there.. like the exact same one not just another like it. I love seeing these videos, keep it up.

I have never really had the chance to say this, but I've always been completely inspired by everything that you do. Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see what new explorations you find next.

I know it wasn't pleasant to film in, but I love the rain...foggy...noises. Very interesting Ghost Town. Dig the coaster too

This channel could easily split up their videos into 10 minute bits, fill them with ads, and make watching it a pain. but that's not what they are doing! and thats why we love you :3

Your channel is one of the only channels I can watch a 40 minute video and be entertained the whole time

I appreciate how you guys added in old footage in between to give us an idea of the experience when the park was active

So heartbroken to see the state of Ghost Town. 😓 Thank you for taking us on your adventure, so we could all get one last look.

I love when Michael describes the smells of places, helps you get a stronger sense of what its like

“Digger” was one of the characters in the shootout scenes

By the way for people who don’t know, usually in a theatre (like one like this is or one that is privately owned and don’t really rent out) the dancers/performers tend to have a set wall they “kiss” on opening night as a good luck thing, never done it personally but I know lots of my friends who have! Loving the content lads, keep up the good work and stay safe 😊😊

I moved from Minnesota in 1987 when I was 3, and my parents decided to take a road trip for about six months, exploring the country. I moved into North Carolina around late 1988, two years later (mark we spent a lot more time than six months traveling) and lived in Charlotte for the duration of the time. I lived in Charlotte and visited Maggie Valley during my breaks, where I found that legendary theme park in the sky. I'd always love to take my friends from the city to Maggie Valley to experience the Ghost town in the sky. They loved the park and would always beg me to take them again. As time passed I moved on to high school in 1999, things really changed for me. One, I went on trips less often, and two, my friends didn't ask me to take them anymore. I guess they took their seperate paths. In 2001 I met the love of my life in high school and decided to take her to Ghost town in the sky as one of our trips. Everything was just as how it looked back when I was a child. Unfourtunatly there wern't as many guests as there were when I was a little child. Our first ride was the famous roller coaster that started with a drop at the beginning. the park attendant let us ride Red Devil (or known as the famous looping roller coaster) as much as we could without stopping through the loading zone since there was no line. Best roller coaster experience of my life. I do remember trying to buy another pass for the next year but I forgot to so I never did... In 2003 I decided to come back to the theme park after my graduation just one more time before I headed to College in California. When I arrived in Maggie Valley things were much more different than they were back in the day. I parked at the parking lot that held the guests for Ghost town, and when I got out of my car I saw that the cable car chairs had been removed, the grass was overgrowing the area. I decided to head to the main road, which was Rich cove road, but the road was blocked so I decided to go to the local folks to ask them what had happened to the famous theme park, Ghost Town In the Sky. The only person that could tell me about this was this young fellow, I long to forget his name, found him in a gas station nearby, told me that the park closed down for good just a year ago, the road has been blocked off, and no word has ever been said ever since... Here I am, in 2022, watching these documentaries about my amazing experience with Ghost town in the sky. I really hope they fix the theme park and put it back into operation, I'm very sad to see my childhood dream in a state like this. Thanks for reading my story. -Waffles

I’ve got a picture of my then-girlfriend-now-wife riding the chairlift to the top of Ghost Town around 1995.

Do these guys ever get scared that something might collapse while there on it? I’m not complaining I would literally join them if I had an opportunity

I HAVE SUCH FOND MEMORIES OF THAT PLACE. I WILL BE 50 YRS OLD THIS YEAR. I REMEMBER GOING THERE AS A CHILD. I HAVE ALSO TAKEN MY DAUGHTER THERE. ITS SAD TO SEE THAT PLACE NOW BUT EXCITING TO REVISIT IT THROGH YOUR EYES.

Oh my...I loved this place as a child, took my daughters when they got old enough to ride all the rides...great memories!

There’s nothing quite like that cranking sound when you are going up on a rollercoaster

Am i like the only person watching this who has never been there? cause the comments seem to all say ' i went here' one way or another.

Y’all are the best RU-vidrs. Period.

Thanks guys for doing this video it had my memories working overtime because I went there with my Mom and Dad and little brother when I was 9 years old and both my parents have been gone for many years now. But I really appreciate that y'all were being respectful of an abandoned place that holds so many good memories for so many people. Thanks for taking me back to an awesome time of my childhood!

My grandfather used to go there in the 70s. This video is taking him back down memory lane! Thank you for exploring this abandoned theme park!

My ex wife and I went here on a camping trip for our 1st wedding anniversary in 98. And yes, the roller coaster was very rough ride and a bit sketchy back then.

Went there a few times, but never seen the coaster run after 98ish. The coaster was always sketchy because the first time we visited it got stuck it stuck right where the riders get on, at the very beginning. So we were never allowed to ride it. They also had the big boat with dragons on each end that would swing back and fourth, but it was also near the edge of a cliff. Seems like the shoot out happened a few times a day and was usually the best part

I remember going as a child. The chairlift to the top, the wid west show , there used to be a ride called the scrambler that would hang out over the cliff as it spun around, and the dance hall. Thank you guys for climbing to the top.

I always surprises me when valuable items (that could probably be either sold or used elsewhere) are not removed before a property is abandoned.

The gloomy weather really added to the experience of this one. Great video.

I remember going there as a kid. The "Red Devil Rollercoaster" was the first looped coaster I ever went on and it gave me a pounding headache, lol. The park was such an experience, but the best part was the chairlift ride going to and from the top of the mountain. RIP.

I have an old home movie of my family visiting this park back in 1972-73. The memories that came rolling back while watching your video are priceless. BTW- I had heard Mrs. Presley (the owner) had a guy living up there as security for the park. I am surprised he didn't catch you guys.

My grandma took my mom here in the "golden age" of the park! My mom said that they went on the rollercoaster there and it felt completely unsafe. I grew up going to Tweetsie Railroad and hearing stories from my mom about it as we passed by that place to get there. I remember seeing ads for it on PBS when it briefly reopened around 2012 I think

I worked there around 1981, then around '82 maybe '83, I was there doing photos of the Statler Brothers, Mel Tillis and Reba McEntire when they filmed a TV special.

I have some input on kissing the wall!! In some theater settings, its tradition to kiss either the mirror or a wall before heading out onto stage. There's no real rhyme or reason to it...its just tradition and breaking tradition is bad luck.

I was happy to see there was no graffiti on anything just decay from age and neglect 😳

This video makes me feel nostalgic for a place I've never been in my life. I think this will become one of my favorites from you guys, loved the music selection and use of old footage. Keep up the amazing work and stay safe.

I rode that coaster before when I was 8 years old. It was called the Red Devil or something like that. I was terrified for my life because it was just a lap bar and seatbelt. Seeing this footage, I'm even more horrified I actually rode that thing.

Sad...someone's dream all gone. I can imagine the pain of loosing this place after all the investment. U guys had brought up the millions on the rollercoaster that didnt even make it as time went on because of flaws found. Just crazy! This was a good one guys....Great footage as always.

The kiss marks on the wall are for luck and to thank the dancers that came before. And also to note that you were there. It's show bis history on that wall

I swear whenever you guys climb up onto these old coasters i get so anxious lmao, im always freaked out about how safe it is

This kinda looks like a place you would see in left for dead 2

I vividly remember the commercials for this place and the “Red Devil Rollercoaster”. I tried to visit once, we drove all the way across the mountain from Gatlinburg, only to find it closed. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Hey everyone, here’s some coaster background for you: The rollercoaster first opened in 1988 as “Red Devil” hence the random old red train you saw 10:19 which was actually used until 2002 when they closed. they planned to reopen the park in 2007 with a new coaster name “Cliff Hanger” but it got shut down for “technical issues” so they purchased new trains and attempted to reopen again in 2009, But the brand new trains had a hairline fracture in the frame which happened just 2 days after receiving the trains. So the trains were indeed janky 😂 They spent 11M on the parks reopening, half of which went towards the coaster, just for the main attraction to break in 2 days and they went bankrupt in the process, officially closing the park for good.

Doesn't want to get caught aka "I've got a criminal record" 😂 That coaster would have been insane in the fog

Spent a lot of time here growing up. Great memories and that roller coaster was my fave....

I went to Ghost Town In the Sky in the Late 70’s, early 80’s, and then took my children there in the 90’s. Back then, the gunfights were held several times a day, and they were dressed like real people from the era. There was a gunfight in the street, and they werent dressed like hillbillies! Even when the guy got shot off the fooftop, he didnt land on an air mattress in the middle of the street, he was shot, rolled off to the side , and out into the street( looked real!). The video you used does NOT do justice to how it was originally! . There was a ride called the scrambler that was Right on the edge of the cliff, it terrified me when our car got slung to the edge as you had a clear view of maggie valley below! Awesome times as a kid! I hate that I cant take my grandchildren back there! My husbamd and I were in Maggie Valley last November and stopped by and took pics from below! Thanks for allowing us to see Ghost Town in the Sky one last time!

I remember coming to this park years ago when I was a kid, I’m 26 now and was maybe between the ages of 8-12. Sometimes my brother and I would tag along with my grandparents on their yearly get away to the mountains. My grandfather was like 90% native American, he loved the mountains and usually vacationed in Maggie Valley & Cherokee. We lived about an hour and half drive west of Myrtle Beach SC, so when we actually took a vacation, we headed for the hills. My grandparents unfortunately passed away a few years later. My grandma when I was 14, and grandpa when I was 16. I ended up falling in love with the area and the people of the mountains. I now live just over the mountains in Cherokee in the town Pigeon Forge TN. It’s been home to me for almost 5 years. I was sitting with my friend today talking to him about random crazy things I did. We got on the subject of abandoned places and started to share our experiences, I lived in Myrtle Beach SC for a few years and rented an apartment that was just blocks away from the Old Hard Rock Park also known as freestyle music park. He had never heard of it so I pulled up the tube and searched for it. That’s how I came across your channel. When I lived in myrtle my friends and I would sneak into the old park at night and just explore, this was right before they disassembled the roller coaster and other parts of the park. Seeing this was like traveling back in time. It just triggered a bunch of sweet memories of my grandparents and great memories that honestly I had let slip away from my mind. I appreciate you guys finding beauty in the ruins of places like this like I do. And not vandalizing or defacing property. I find i places like this fascinating and I’m a bit of an explorer myself. I currently live like and hour or so away from this place now. I might have to take a little trip myself and check it out. I’ll check with my parentals and see if they have any photos of us in the park or photos of it. I’m typing this comment as I’m watching this video. You guys seem really chill and I look forward to watching more on your channel. I will like, and subscribe. I really enjoyed this. Thanks guys! -Justin

Apparently everyone went to this place as a kid all of the sudden by the looks of the comments.

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My grandfather, after he retired, was the preacher at Ghost Town. He would preach a sermon on Sunday mornings at the church. I have some great memories of going to Ghost Town with my grandparents. Maggie Valley is a beautiful area. As a side note, "Digger" was the undertaker for the gun shows they used to perform at the park.

When I was a kid we went here at least once a year. The coasters name was The Red Devil until the latest reopen. I used to love riding The Black Widow. It was basicly a scrambler inside a dark room with rock music and strobe lights. I wish these guys would have filmed the graveyard.

That is some dedication to walk all the way up there and probably one of the reasons it’s not as vandalized. Must have been a great view ridding on the rollercoaster from the side of the mountain. Great video.

Omg went there every summer in the 80's, early 90's. That brought back so many fond memories. The rollercoaster cliffhanger used to be called the RED DEVIL. I truly wish someone would open that place back up.

When I was a kid, this place was already abandoned, but i've always wanted to know what was over that ski lift. I begged my parents to go up and check it out, can't imagine why they would say no to it lol. Thank you for all the work you do, you guys are amazing!

Thank you for the timer during the sponsor.

The addition of the archival footage from the park was really engaging and just put this video over the top in a good way. Well done.

So happy you guys are still posting videos during this crazy time!!! you guys rock!!

There is a development company that is in the process of trying to "redo" the park and wants to create a beach area at the bottom of the mountain with shopping. They've told the Maggie Valley Chamber that they hope to break ground in 2022. The Cliffhanger was built by Hopkins Rides (FL) which was purchased by White Water Attractions in 2012. Hopkins was mostly known for water / flume rides but did build seven roller coasters during the time they operated. Currently only four are still in operation (Texas Tornado - Wonderland Amusements (TX), Polar Coaster - Storyland (NH), Desert Storm and Patriot - Castles N' Coasters (AZ)).

Rollercoaster footage was creepy. I thought: goes out full, disappears into fog, returns empty. Also, I would have rescued those poor stuffies. lol

You guys knock it out of the park every time! Best exploration of this park, HANDS DOWN

The biggest thing that caught my eye was how wilted the ceiling fan was at 32:45

I went here as a child in the mid 80s. I remember wanting to go here really bad before we finally went but I think when we did it was kind of a letdown. I guess I probably expected there to be more rides. The Red Dog Saloon had a show where a singer came out in the audience and kissed men on the cheek leaving a big red lipstick mark. My dad got kissed and it was really awkward and embarrassing. My family was very conservative and it was really shocking to see that happen. Amazing to think back on that and realize how much things have changed. That show is the only thing that really stands out in my mind about this place.

35:06 That show actually looked pretty cool. The dudes roof jump alone was probably worth the price of admission.

I was highly impressed both with the condition of that place as well as the decor despite it having been abandoned. What you fellas were calling cheesy I would call classic wood work designs. I think they may've even used Mahagoney in that saloon. If that place were redone to look as good as it could with it's present design & changing nothing other than for them to fix All the rides & make ALL of those safe & if the spent some money to crank out an aggressive advertising campaign you guys might laugh but I honestly think a place like that could could give places like Great Adventure & Adventure Land a run for their money!!!

The rollercoaster in that setting looks amazing, what I'd of given to have been able to ride it!

Omg the memories.. Thank you guys for this.... I loved this place. I wish I could go back and see what it looks like today. I loved this place growing up.. my Papa took me there every year. Sometimes twice a year.

24:54 In a horror or supernatural film, that thing would come to life and start screaming at you. As you run away, the mannequin cowboys would get up and chase you.

Yoooo... whenever you guys were outside in the rain, that audio totally triggered my ASMR vibe. I’d pay for a loop of that audio 😴

If you want to see it on the big screen, seek out the 2007 movie "Dean Teaster's Ghost Town". Two other films, "Mandie and the Secret Tunnel" (2008) and "Ringside Rosary" (2010) were also filmed there.

playing arcade games and basketball toss, in the middle of a dreary rainy day, at an abandoned themepark with your best friends.... what a vibe

That likely IS real hair--at the time, creating synthetic hair was expensive and using real hair bought off barbers was not.

I live in this town and have been there a few times with the permission of the owner. Such a cool place, I wish it could be saved.

I remember going to Ghost town alot when I was younger it was so much fun you'd just be walking and all the sudden you'd hear gunfire and see guys on horses and guys falling from the roofs 🤣 the roller-coaster used to be all red and it was called the red devil I remember one time we went and it started raining and everyone left the park well it only rained for about 30min so we got on the red devil and since there was nobody in line the operator let us keep riding without getting off he would just keep asking if we wanted to keep riding, I think we rode that thing like 15 times in a row! 😂 I really wish someone would buy it and restore it to the way it used to be I'd definitely go again!

One of my favorite childhood memories is going here and being allowed to ride the swings ENDLESSLY because nobody else was trying to get on. God I miss this place and it’s both sad and wonderful seeing you guys explore it.