Theme Park Crazy | Top 10 ABANDONED Roller Coasters Left to Rot @ThemeParkCrazy | Uploaded December 2020 | Updated October 2024, 3 days ago.
Let's take a look at some of the elusive abandoned coasters you definitely can't ride anymore. But then again, saying you can't ride an abandoned coaster anymore is like saying you can't eat spoiled food anymore. Anyways, enjoy!
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I originally posted this last year. However, after receiving a copyright claim on a different video, I had to take this one down since it used footage from the same company that owned the footage in the other video. It wasn't until last year that I learned that local news footage is not fair use. News footage is licensed. I was charged $1,000 to remove the strike and put the video back up. Thankfully, that fee is extremely low compared to other news stations. I remember a station offering me Big Bad Wolf footage for $2,500. So in order to put this video back up, I had to remove all local news footage. I was finally able to get around to it after a busy and stressful few months. With that being said, what's done is done, and I'd rather let everyone enjoy this video again than discuss local news stations and copyright.
Let's take a look at some of the elusive abandoned coasters you definitely can't ride anymore. But then again, saying you can't ride an abandoned coaster anymore is like saying you can't eat spoiled food anymore. Anyways, enjoy!
Patreon Link: patreon.com/themeparkcrazy
MERCH LINK: teespring.com/stores/theme-park-crazy-store
New Orleans video: youtube.com/watch?v=lvok7_IjfeE
Music by NCTRNM
I originally posted this last year. However, after receiving a copyright claim on a different video, I had to take this one down since it used footage from the same company that owned the footage in the other video. It wasn't until last year that I learned that local news footage is not fair use. News footage is licensed. I was charged $1,000 to remove the strike and put the video back up. Thankfully, that fee is extremely low compared to other news stations. I remember a station offering me Big Bad Wolf footage for $2,500. So in order to put this video back up, I had to remove all local news footage. I was finally able to get around to it after a busy and stressful few months. With that being said, what's done is done, and I'd rather let everyone enjoy this video again than discuss local news stations and copyright.
