Mowgli’s Palace
From the beginning, this abandoned palace was a horror story in the making. Municipal officials were upset that the park was taking up valuable real estate on Emerald Isle, North Carolina, and they did not want to deal with tourists. The project managers didn’t seem to care and proceeded to build the park. The park’s gates were mysteriously closed just before the big opening, and they remained closed for good. Despite the fact that all records of the park’s design and construction were “lost,” it is said that the three-word phrase “ABANDONED BY DISNEY.” may be found on every surface in the park. Some believe that the creation of the palace was a hoax, while others say that the building was a horror movie set.
Mowgli’s Palace
Skyway
The Skyway was built in conjunction with the rest of the park in 1971 to allow guests to travel rapidly between Tomorrowland and Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom. The ride remained open until the late 1990s, and as with many Disney closures, the reason for the attraction’s demise is up for debate. Although Tomorrowland’s loading station was closed down, it wasn’t until years later that it was removed, along with the pylons and cables that supported it. The station at Fantasyland, on the other hand, survived for a few more years. Even though there were reports that it will be converted into an eatery, the station closed its doors in 2011.
Skyway
