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We Went Inside 9 Colossal Abandoned Dragons… This Was INSANE



We Went Inside 9 Colossal Abandoned Dragons… This Was INSANE

In this episode, Andrea and I are on a roadtrip in China and the first stop is an epic place I was before.
An abandoned theme park where 9 colossal dragons are mysteriously hidden in the mountains.
Each dragon has an unique theme inside. This time venture into the remaining 5 unexplored dragons to show you what’s inside.

The first visit to this dragon park:

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46 Comments

  4. @petershen6924

    From your exploration, I can see why the park failed miserably. The site is too far away from major cities to have sustainable visitors. Too many narrations in the park, far too less entertainments. It was in operation for less than a year in 2014.

  5. @lindamesa5122

    But b, this is totally of subject but have u guys seen " Timber Motions!". It's an AI channel that takes old abandoned cruise ships, trains,and planes and completely remodels the whole thing into luxurious homes! I think the beached cruise ship was one of our adventures! I'm actually wondering if they used ur footage to create the AI !! Check it out it's amazing!❤😍😍

  7. @petershen6924

    1:15 it is not a mystery. At the time of China’s rapid economic boom before 2016, investments were far more risk tolerant. They expected to generate revenue as soon as the gate was open. Once the cash flow stopped and they could not pay the bill, that is what had happened.

  11. @mjsweeps

    Apparently my YouTube notifications isn't working again! Another amazing video Bob and Andrea! Thank you for all your hard work!! Sorry I missed the premier (AGAIN)!

  22. @bucketslash11

    shame you couldn't enter all the dragons, maybe the backdoor is open but you need to trek through the jungle to get there

  38. @silverlinegaming3933

    This place is amazing the places you been going to on your trip is really sad why they closed I would so love to escape the Us and visit all these wonderful places

  39. @MoeLarrycurly1

    At 5 minutes and you were inside the mouth of that dragon there were two mountains they almost went by volcanoes

  42. @johnmartin7182

    Been a long fan of the channel and content best ever it's been keeping happy for awhile now cause if been diagnosed with a rare disease thank you for adventures stay safe

  46. @AdaBlast

    Oh I've been to that park back in maybe 2006 / 2007 – was just a kid in China touring Beijing by myself, I signed up for a day tour (super cheap) to the Great Wall, where the tour guide took us to a tiny section of the Great Wall in the morning, and this park (called 九龙地龙宫 IIRC) in the afternoon to essentially try to get us to shop at the extremely overpriced gift shop for the tour guide's kickback. I remember riding in the really long, slower "roller-coaster" – everything was somewhat functional and impressive back then despite us being basically the only people there. I read later that this park was open since the early 1990s and was quite a popular amusement park back then. Quite interesting to see how it's dilapidated like this – part of a business's lifecycle I guess

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