A couple guys with screen names Hoot and Chief uploaded a video to the Tube a few days ago and it already has a couple hundred thousand views.
Apparently they figured out how to time the ride vehicles by number so they weren’t seen getting on and off. Over a period of months they explored all the rooms, started spending all day in the ride, would bring friends along, made base camps in secluded locations, found secret rooms to hide from security, would eat meals in different locations and even take showers in the Mesa Verde waterfall. It became their second home. They have all sorts of stuff from the ride sets.
While I don’t condone their activity I’m thankful for it. ;)
"Hey! That's some destination!"
Whenever I see videos from urban adventurers I always wonder if it would be ok for people to sneak into their homes just to look around.
Dave aka: Altair
"Even though they're graceful when swimmin', it's hard to believe sailors thought they were women" - Manatee area, the Living Seas
It was a very good video, and quite emotional.
Pretty cool video. The Horizon tub scene was scarring.
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texas211;2520229 wrote: Pretty cool video. The Horizon tub scene was scarring.
I was more scared that he tossed his Bro's ashes in trash can.
Chief passed away so I will refrain from talking ill about the deceased... but this act is stupid... They could have gotten hurt, which one of them did... They could have gotten killed... And then what would they have done??? Sued Disney for making it easy for them to do something stupid???
These urbex.... they need a better hobby...
You're dead if you aim only for kids. Adults are only kids grown up, anyway.
- Walt Disney
