Exploring Disney's Abandoned Castle In France | Millions of Dollars Wasted 

Hi Kat, I appreciate any extra info so THANKU for this :) I'm sure others will appreciate it also :) Cheers fr Eastern Canada :)

@@tawandatracee8327 no problem, I love old buildings especially like this and i always wonder who used to live in them, so I like finding out the history if I can and I just thought I would share 😊

Hellooo i was wondering if you have any idea what the name of this château is?:3

@@Meowlenn I did know the name but I didn't like to put it in the comments as I thought some people might have the idea to go there and maybe cause trouble /graffiti/ break things. I haven't got the info now so no I haven't, sorry.

@@katlowe1228 Awhh, thats fine! thats a pretty good reason to not share the name hehe, i'll continue my research, thank you

This is an amazing explore and I loved seeing y’all teamed up on some explores!

Me TOO and I wasn't even there!! 💕

Love this place. I seen dan side of video. Now watching yours

My heart is beating fast… I want to clean it, renovate it and turn it into an hotel or B&B. Does someone has some millions for me?

Living in a castle and having everything now there's one heck of a blessing.

Hmm its beau

Hahaha ty ty

It sure does deserve life and love, however large places like this require a lot of financial resources to maintain. Not forgetting to mention if it's a historical building, then there is a lot of red tape about what you can and can't do to it.

@@cheriebianca4832 I know. I have been restoring old homes for 20 years

I restored historic venues..churches..convention centers and homes for just under 40 years! Union Certified Master Plasterer.

@@maxcarr6266 I know isn't it awesome and rewarding work. I love it

I bet bills, taxes, and maintenance are unmatched too.

@@ksavage681 well if the gvnt would use it it would probably be worth it and they dont pay for sh anyway so why not share

We have hundreds if not thousands of castles here in France , some that are museums, event halls , hotels , tour castles, and some who are still used by owners to live in and in different other ways …but unfortunately we can’t turn every castle in to something…there are to many castles ! And yes the bills , tax and especially maintenance fees are off the roof , which is why many castles are abandoned or/and fall into ruins !

@@lailapachkov8006 As I said previously, there are a lot of castles in France ! The gouvernement have more imminent issues to deal with that they are failing to deal with ! Also , they might not be « paying » shit but even to use an old castle as a gouvernement hold has a maintenance cost which they would rather allocate the important castles which actually have historical and architectural significance and not every chateau in the entire country…they just can’t do it, protect all medieval architectural heritage because castles are a little bit like churches in France , there is more or less one per village ! The gouvernement would rather help maintain Royal and Important Noble houses then trying to maintain every little lord and knight’s little castle or secondary residence ! It might sound awful but it is realistically impossible for the French gouvernement to repurpose every castle ! Even the rich ass people can’t repurpose successfully every piece of medieval architecture especially those who are in the middle of nowhere, like the little ones you can find in little rural cities and villages can be taken care of by the collectivity but the medium sized ones that are in the middle of nowhere and are truly nothing special well they get purchased by rich people, or they get abandoned , cause owning a medieval castle is really , really expensive and if you don’t find a way to monetize it , you are doomed !

Thank you nicole!

@@ExploringWithJosh There was a black shadow moving very quickly in the doorway around 8:48 to 8:51. It was weird and gave bad vibes !! Take a look !

@@saadiajamil8924 🤷‍♂️

@@saadiajamil8924 it’s another person who’s with them

All around the world 😂 bullshit. He only visited in US , japan and france. Majority of the countries don't have abandon places because of lot of population so new owners keep on coming

‘Salon’ in french means sitting room. Coming from a french speaker

Ohh josh can u see me?

Thank you!

Its too costly to maintain and upgrade, its cheaper and easier to move on and build aknew. Most folks could not afford to even heat a place like this, Disney could build 10 more and not blink an eye. Aritocraxies from the EU, Arab/Egyptian nations, and Asian nations.then they decided to create the last NWO in the 1700's after the mined as much of the natural resources as they could, and called it the USA. They built the train tracks long before for their mining and evenutual agriculture farms for cotton, corn, tobacco, potatoes, cattle, etc.

I think it was someone else in his group going in there

Interesting how us English have made that word something completely different in our language, so technical translations would be ‘beauty living room’ ‘nail living room’ ‘hair living room’ etc.😂sounds a bit weird like that, but I guess that’s what these terms really mean 🤷🏼‍♀️

@@RealMerryMary TRUE! 😂 I guess somewhere along the way, brainstormers said "we must charge ridiculous amounts of money for things people can do at home BUT make them feel at home by calling it a living room AND we can make people feel posh by calling it a french living room! (Lol I bet that's exactly how it went down)

They probably used chamber pots, not outhouses.

the place name?

No outhouse! These are super rich people, not ma and pa ingalls. They peed in a porcelain pot (I mean, assuming they aren’t disgusting, but who knows?)? The chamber maid would take out in the morning. Urine was often collected as it becomes ammonia, which is super useful and there haven’t always been Duponts around to make industrial chemicals. Even feces can become agricultural fertilizer, if it’s left for a long time.

RE VILLAGE

ETHAN > JOSH