I live near Kolmanskop and I must admit, when visiting the ghost town it's 100 times creepier than any pictures can portray. If you decide to make another video featuring Kolmanskop or a video about it, I have some good video footage I filmed there and would happily share it. Greetings
October is usually the best time for great videos. My channel does similiar creepy/strange subjects and have a Halloween theme going if you're interested.
I've been sneaking into Beelitz for a couple times now, but it's not that scary. Lots of graffity, lots of candles in the basements (for occult stuff) and not that many old beds or objects. You do kinda get the slight feeling it's hauted during the evening though, you even hear those creepy doors closing.
How about the entire southeastern portion of the island of Montserrat, including the capital city and old airport, destroyed by the island's active volcano? Can't imagine a creepier ghost town than that.
funny how Centralia, Pennsylvania wasn't included in this list, due to an underground mine fire forcing people out of their homes and out of the area, which also was spewing out smoke and poisonous gases as well as closing down a major highway
No.1 Reminds me of this "I was just a 'Leftenant' back then, doing some wet work. Chernobyl, Christmas for the bad guys. Even a decade later a lot of them still used it to get their hands on nuclear material. A lot of them, including one Imran Zakhaev. Of course we couldn't just let that happen, cash for spent fuel rods? That's one hell of a recipe for destruction. It was the first time our government authorized an assassination order since the second World War. I was under the command of Captain MacMillan." - Capt. Price
Their picks are: 10. Craco, Italy 9. Hotel del Salto, Colombia 8. Maunsell Forts, England 7. Bodie, USA 6. Aral Sea Ship Graveyard, Kazakhstan & Uzbekistan 5. Kolmanskop, Namibia 4. Shicheng, China 3. Gunkanjima, Japan 2. Beelitz-Heilstätten, Germany Honorable mentions: - 1984 Winter Olympics Bobsleigh & Luge Track, Bosnia and Herzegovina - Ryugyong Hotel, North Korea - Château Miranda [aka Miranda Castle and Noisy Castle], Belgium 1. Pripyat, Ukraine
+Ant Unison you didn't walk through Chernobyl, you walked through Pripyat, which is the city located near. The city itself is not radioactive and there are actual people living there now. The radioactivity comes from the tanks, cars and helicopters used in the Chernobyl operation.
The Twin Files don't be ignorant. People don't eat animals from there. And those people that live there are workers on the plant, that have a job in making sure everything is secured.
the woman reading the text gives her best to get different pronunciations correct and i appreciate her so much for that. You can hear her effort- well done WatchMojo.com lady!
I am from Morristown, NJ and in the town next to me there is Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital. It was rebuilt in I believe 2008, but the old hospital still stood for many many years, abandoned. There were underground tunnels between buildings that were left behind as well. The main building was hundreds of years old, massive, and extremely creepy looking. Allegedly, it was also very haunted. It was technically off limits, but a lot of people either broke in or knew a police officer who would let them in. Most of the old equipment and medical records were still there. Some parts of the buildings looked as if they had all just walked right out and never returned. Other parts of the building hadn't been updated in so long that it was like walking into another era. Everyone wanted it to be turned into a museum, but they demolished it to make more parks and fields a few years ago :(.
Actually the radiation level is now so low that there are tours through Pripyat. The most encouraging thing about the Chernobyl tragedy is the amazing resurgence of flora and fauna in the area. Numbers of individual animals and species have increased to an amazing level and the forests and lands around the site are flourishing. It shows how well nature can recover and rebound without the contamination of human presence.
The radiation has died down significantly since then. Granted, it's still radioactive but it at least safe enough to go on a tour, with the obvious exception of the actual power plant.
I've been there this year for two days and a night and funny little known thing is that the "zone" is mostly anything BUT deserted since the town of chernobyl located about 18km from the powerplant has currently population of about 1500 workers who either work on new sarcophagus or on the powerplant itself. Its pretty safe to walk in short sleeved t-shirt and jeans on most places.
i have watched SOOOOO many videos on abandoned and haunted places but you did a really good job because I have never heard of most of those before. every other video is pretty repetitive but this has actually given me some new info, thank you!
Hashima Island would be a badass Call of Duty map. It looks like something out of Fallout. We all knew Pripyat would be number one, but Fukushima deserved a nod as well. It's in pretty much the exact same state, with the added benefit of the entire place being largely untouched, whereas Pripyat was looted dry and destroyed by urban explorers and graffiti artists. Literally, a time capsule of Japan at the time of the accident. Another good one you missed was the Sanzhi pod city, before they tore it down. It's a 1960s esque luxury vacation complex in China, with houses shaped like ufos. They abandoned work on it after a string of suicides and deaths during construction, and the whole place was said to be incredibly haunted. Fun video.
Omg, I just realized that pripyat was the city in ghillied up! Remember the Ferris wheel, and remeber Macmillan saying "watch out for Pockets of radiation in the area"
It's not abandoned, it's a tiny-iny little island, it's surrouned by water and people are always passing by in their Chalupas (small wooden boat) every day
Okay, while I'm glad you guys mentioned Bodie at all, I'm also kind of disappointed that you left out the most interesting part (especially since this was meant to be a "Gearing-Up-For-Halloween" episode,) so here's the short version: The ghost town of Bodie is a /literal/ ghost town with numerous reported ghost sightings, and cursed to boot. It's said that anyone who tries to take anything (examples I saw included an old boot and a couple railroad ties,) beyond the town's borders is plagued with increasingly awful misfortune until the item is returned (some people even send the items back with /apology letters/ in the hopes of ending the curse.) This curse is said to be implemented by the ghosts of Bodie themselves, who were proud of their town and everything they'd worked for in life, so they don't want any tourists tearing it apart (fair enough, imo.)
The hospital looked where Hitler was treated looked like one of the old zombie maps in cod waw I forget the name of the map though I think it started with a V or something.
Well I never thought that my hometown would be on a list of watchmojo xDD Lived my whole life in Beelitz (Beelitz-Heilstätten is not exactly in Beelitz) and there where a lot of suicides and Kind of a murder case as well. And yeah, it is really spooky but there are plans now to make it into a Museum and liveable houses again. But thanks mojo for getting us out there! and sorry about hitler...
You should check out Rawhide Village in Gillette, Wyoming. The Wyondatte Coalmine destroyed the over 300 homes and only left the school in order to get to the coal.
@@baconoftheark She's Canadian, as are most of the crew of this channel, and she speaks with a city-raised accent. If you want slurred speech from Canada, though, just go a few minutes into the countryside and everyone sounds like an Australian badly impersonating an Irishman with some American pronunciation and southern England slang. Or just hop over to Quebec and listen to what can only be described as Irish French.
@@russellbrown6888 where? I've never encountered any rural person that speaks like that. Also, it's a bit of an exaggeration to claim all rural Canadians speak in a similar way.
@@nollypolly1869 I am only slightly exaggerating. Most of rural Canada has a very similar accent and dialect, which is similar to what I described. It varies a bit from place to place with slightly different pronunciations, but it's very clear to hear. I live in the Ottawa Valley, just 40 minutes from the capital, and the accent is just like what I described, with a lot of"Bud" thrown around in conversation ("Yeah bud!" "Git 'er in ya bud!" "I know what ye mean bud."). It's similar out in the prairies and in the Maritimes. There are exceptions like in Newfoundland and the Territories, which have their own accents and dialects, but apart from these most of rural Canada sounds very similar.
Pripyat is a very creepy but still very interesting place. Yes, you can call me crazy for these words but I'd love to visit it. The whole video is great. Nice job, dear WatchMojo
Check out Humberstone, in northern Chile, it's a ghost town.. And in front of it, there's another abandoned town and there's always noises there, probably for the wind, but still creepy..
You should add 'River Country' in Orlando, FL..... it was Disney's first water park (WAY before Blizzard Beach & Typhoon Lagoon) -Disney personnel closed it I think in the early '90's, and it is now just taken over by nature- really creepy to see it now; especially if you went there as a kid like I did!
You should’ve had garnet Montana on this list. It’s a ghost town now but my grandma lived there as a child. It’s quite the place when you visit in person. It looks like you just went back in time to the 1800’s it’s rather amazing. It was a mining town but when the gold ran out the people left.
I've decided my next holiday will be to all the top 10 creepiest places in this video. Abandoned military site in Chernobyl is particularly eerie, and definitely no security guards patrolling it.
Stalker fans go nuts. Huge fan of the series....and personally, visiting the REAL zone is the number 2 item on my bucket list....next to wingsuit diving.
No lie, I'm pretty impressed on how this lady pronounced most of these locations.
Rebecca is the best narrator they have
@@HomTolland69 Seconded, my dude. Rebecca is WatchMojo.
I was thinking the same thing lol she good
Same
Just please don't show her face.
"50,000 people used to live here.. now it's a ghost town"
Ajinkya Kamble I've never seen anything like this
was looking for this, not disappointed
MY HEART IS A GHOST TOWN
TUDUDUDUDUDU
no?
Cpt Mcmillan ;) jajajaj
Call of Duty 4 : Modern Warfare
I wish I could see these places in person. I love "creepy" places like this.
Haven't watched but I'm sure Chernobyl is #1
People live in Chernobl
Christina Moiseeva не совсем , там живут рабочие и совсем немного оставшихся людей , и то не в самом Чернобыля а скорее в деревнях вблизь Чернобыля !
Pripyat to be specific but yes, Chernobyl is #1
Kirill Faizullin Що це таке, як в Україні? Я використовую Google Translate
Christina Moiseeva people *lived in Pripyat. Not anymore. The radiation will take a long time to dissapear
Another Creepy abandoned place? My heart
shut up or I'll shut you up.
Na your great 🤓
Even creepyer:
My Brain in math
One more: My exam's answer sheets
😔 i know
I live near Kolmanskop and I must admit, when visiting the ghost town it's 100 times creepier than any pictures can portray. If you decide to make another video featuring Kolmanskop or a video about it, I have some good video footage I filmed there and would happily share it. Greetings
Nobody taking yo bum ass foootsge 😂
Myspace.
Gene Burnett Oooh nice
Gene Burnett sasassssāà care wewe ?
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Gene Burnett, nice one. Well played, sir.
Myspace was a pretty creepy place, even when people used it
There are two types of gamers who know about Chernobyl/Pripyat:
Gamer 1: STALKER
Gamer 2; CoD 4: Modern Warfare
Get out of here stalker.
Fortunately I've played both xD
CS:GO as well. Cache takes place in Chernobyl.
there is a minecraft recreation of it (Please don't hate on me. I am neutral on MC)
CHEEKI BREEKI I'V DAMKI
Comic Con and Halloween are my favorites times of the year, the later because we can get these kinds of content everywhere.
Awesome list.
October is usually the best time for great videos. My channel does similiar creepy/strange subjects and have a Halloween theme going if you're interested.
I also really like comicon and Halloween because cosplaying is one of my favourite things
@@shitlord54
Same!
I've been sneaking into Beelitz for a couple times now, but it's not that scary. Lots of graffity, lots of candles in the basements (for occult stuff) and not that many old beds or objects. You do kinda get the slight feeling it's hauted during the evening though, you even hear those creepy doors closing.
How about the entire southeastern portion of the island of Montserrat, including the capital city and old airport, destroyed by the island's active volcano? Can't imagine a creepier ghost town than that.
That abandoned funfair at Pripyat creeps me out! 😱
It was to open that same day, but when Chernobyl happened 1 mile away a instant evacuation began.
“Some believe the sea will return, others insist it will not” um yea that’s how it works
Wit
funny how Centralia, Pennsylvania wasn't included in this list, due to an underground mine fire forcing people out of their homes and out of the area, which also was spewing out smoke and poisonous gases as well as closing down a major highway
A couple of friends of mine and I are visiting ghost towns! I'm planning on going to Bodie next year.
No.1 Reminds me of this
"I was just a 'Leftenant' back then, doing some wet work. Chernobyl, Christmas for the bad guys. Even a decade later a lot of them still used it to get their hands on nuclear material. A lot of them, including one Imran Zakhaev. Of course we couldn't just let that happen, cash for spent fuel rods? That's one hell of a recipe for destruction. It was the first time our government authorized an assassination order since the second World War. I was under the command of Captain MacMillan."
- Capt. Price
"Fifthy thousand people used to live here, now it's a ghost town"
"Never seen anything like it"
olav andreas all Ghilled up
@@TheJigsaw1591 cod mw fans will know
Their picks are:
10. Craco, Italy
9. Hotel del Salto, Colombia
8. Maunsell Forts, England
7. Bodie, USA
6. Aral Sea Ship Graveyard, Kazakhstan & Uzbekistan
5. Kolmanskop, Namibia
4. Shicheng, China
3. Gunkanjima, Japan
2. Beelitz-Heilstätten, Germany
Honorable mentions:
- 1984 Winter Olympics Bobsleigh & Luge Track, Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Ryugyong Hotel, North Korea
- Château Miranda [aka Miranda Castle and Noisy Castle], Belgium
1. Pripyat, Ukraine
I love exploring these types of places. A few of these are on my bucket list!
I am surprised that Centralia, Pennsylvania was not on the list.
The place with the coal burning under ground?
Yes!
It's amazing that this fire has gone on for decades. It's a wonder that it hasn't spread past the town.
Silent Hill?!
Yes, Centralia is the place that inspired it.
So if Chernobyl is so radioactive, how did you just walk up into there in Cod 4?
Through the power of it being a video game, I'd imagine.
The Twin Files makes sense
+Ant Unison you didn't walk through Chernobyl, you walked through Pripyat, which is the city located near. The city itself is not radioactive and there are actual people living there now. The radioactivity comes from the tanks, cars and helicopters used in the Chernobyl operation.
Ray Mcdonalds Why would anyone return there? You can't even eat the animals there. They're all radioactive.
The Twin Files don't be ignorant. People don't eat animals from there. And those people that live there are workers on the plant, that have a job in making sure everything is secured.
the woman reading the text gives her best to get different pronunciations correct and i appreciate her so much for that. You can hear her effort- well done WatchMojo.com lady!
where is the philippine's abandoned hospital?..that hospital was abandoned for more than 100 years...and its haunted
Sigurado ka?
Exiz X HAHAHAHAHAHA gago amp 😂😂
@@exiz6935 totoo po
Filipinos think everything is haunted 😂
I don't think so..
..read the history of the hospital before commenting..
..i'm filipino btw..
As a photography student who loves to capture urban decay, I so want to visit all of these places. So beautiful
:)
I would like to see some of these landmarks as Battlefield 1 maps
I can see them using Pripyat as a map for Battlefield 5
I believe Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare beat ya to it...
Thomas Matteo only if they were around during WW1.
TheRealCamelT Chenobyl was in COD 4.
Maunsell forts influenced a map from World at War (I think it was called Battery or something)
who else is planning to move into one of those places... away from civilization
warm, clean water? electricity? food supply? How about no.
zig jonas civ will find you.
Jason Bean then i mist move to radioactive area in Ukraine
zig jonas yikes!
Meister Futsi i will take a while to adjust
1. "50,000 people used to live here. Now it's a ghost-town. I've never seen anything like it." - Captain MacMillain
I am from Morristown, NJ and in the town next to me there is Greystone Park Psychiatric Hospital. It was rebuilt in I believe 2008, but the old hospital still stood for many many years, abandoned. There were underground tunnels between buildings that were left behind as well. The main building was hundreds of years old, massive, and extremely creepy looking. Allegedly, it was also very haunted. It was technically off limits, but a lot of people either broke in or knew a police officer who would let them in. Most of the old equipment and medical records were still there. Some parts of the buildings looked as if they had all just walked right out and never returned. Other parts of the building hadn't been updated in so long that it was like walking into another era. Everyone wanted it to be turned into a museum, but they demolished it to make more parks and fields a few years ago :(.
went in there multiple times and had some weird things happen
Ive been to Bodie before. If u live close or your thinking about going u should definetly go! Its so much fun.
its also rumored to be haunted.
I've read that Bodie is also cursed
10:05 - best sniper spot!
I already knew what the no 1 spot was.....
Pripyat Ukraine....
just like "All Ghillied up" takes the no 1 spot on COD top 10 stages.
Actually the radiation level is now so low that there are tours through Pripyat. The most encouraging thing about the Chernobyl tragedy is the amazing resurgence of flora and fauna in the area. Numbers of individual animals and species have increased to an amazing level and the forests and lands around the site are flourishing. It shows how well nature can recover and rebound without the contamination of human presence.
I'd like to go to Pripyat with an excursion one day. Radiation is still there, so at the age of 99 I'll be ready>
The radiation has died down significantly since then. Granted, it's still radioactive but it at least safe enough to go on a tour, with the obvious exception of the actual power plant.
The radiation levels are low enough for you to be there for 45 minutes maybe even an hour before the radiation starts to make you sick.
I've been there this year for two days and a night and funny little known thing is that the "zone" is mostly anything BUT deserted since the town of chernobyl located about 18km from the powerplant has currently population of about 1500 workers who either work on new sarcophagus or on the powerplant itself. Its pretty safe to walk in short sleeved t-shirt and jeans on most places.
Lordkillerus ^this. hell they didn't shut the power plant down until 2000.
Christina Moiseeva isn't there hundreds of years until its a livable place?
love abandoned areas only the german one have I not heard of but amazing video good job WatchMojo
Top 10 Creepiest Abandoned Amusement Parks please!
I would hardly say that Bodie is "creepy": I found it very serene.
You left out the Bugatti EB110-factory in Italy, near Modena.
A huge complex (including an indoor race-track), sitting untouched since 1997
She is so good at pronouncing these places I love it😍
50 thousand people you to live here. *WHOOSH* now its a ghost town.
NAWH i was going to say that :(
fun fact i'm about to play that mission once i get a new TV
iChamp God, CoD 4's intro.
Capt. Mcmillan's line Boy!
MR SEPTIC not.mw4
it is only Modern Warfare
i have watched SOOOOO many videos on abandoned and haunted places but you did a really good job because I have never heard of most of those before. every other video is pretty repetitive but this has actually given me some new info, thank you!
#1... most iconic for the first Call of Duty, Modern Warfare...
Enjoyed watching this video
The way you pronounce words from other languages is perfect! I have always loved listening to your voice, but now I really, really love it!
50,000 thousand people used to live here. Now its a ghost town.
GOSH DARN IT how many people have said this :(
50,000 thousand? 😂
Hashima Island would be a badass Call of Duty map. It looks like something out of Fallout.
We all knew Pripyat would be number one, but Fukushima deserved a nod as well. It's in pretty much the exact same state, with the added benefit of the entire place being largely untouched, whereas Pripyat was looted dry and destroyed by urban explorers and graffiti artists. Literally, a time capsule of Japan at the time of the accident.
Another good one you missed was the Sanzhi pod city, before they tore it down. It's a 1960s esque luxury vacation complex in China, with houses shaped like ufos. They abandoned work on it after a string of suicides and deaths during construction, and the whole place was said to be incredibly haunted.
Fun video.
They filmed a horror movie in the last place, I didn't know that it was a real place tho... fucking amazing but creepy
There are so many abandoned places that we'd be here all year watching them.
Cpt MacMillian - Look at this place - 50,000 People use to live here now its a ghost town
Omg, I just realized that pripyat was the city in ghillied up! Remember the Ferris wheel, and remeber Macmillan saying "watch out for Pockets of radiation in the area"
i knew pripyat was on this lol
Tbh abandoned towns/villages should be their own lists.
Fukushima, Japan?
How do you show pripyat, say its a ghost town, show the ferris weel and not include cod 4 footage?
I think Pripyat is well know for more reasons than just its "that COD level."
Mxmsm s w,,s s s s. S,d,
Skeleton,w,wlw
Nathan Bud yeah, like the creatures mutated by the radiation there
Mikhail Diljohn the movie shows it, they go through the city
How is Island of the Dolls not #1? what's more creepy than an island filled with rotting baby dolls that's eyes follow you
Rock God nothing is scarier than that but it's not abandoned so
Rock God lol
It's not abandoned, it's a tiny-iny little island, it's surrouned by water and people are always passing by in their Chalupas (small wooden boat) every day
AaronODST170 chalupas....Mmmmm
Okay, while I'm glad you guys mentioned Bodie at all, I'm also kind of disappointed that you left out the most interesting part (especially since this was meant to be a "Gearing-Up-For-Halloween" episode,) so here's the short version:
The ghost town of Bodie is a /literal/ ghost town with numerous reported ghost sightings, and cursed to boot. It's said that anyone who tries to take anything (examples I saw included an old boot and a couple railroad ties,) beyond the town's borders is plagued with increasingly awful misfortune until the item is returned (some people even send the items back with /apology letters/ in the hopes of ending the curse.)
This curse is said to be implemented by the ghosts of Bodie themselves, who were proud of their town and everything they'd worked for in life, so they don't want any tourists tearing it apart (fair enough, imo.)
Any abandoned mental hospital is the creepiest
Waverly Hills asylum is pretty creepy.
The Twin Files is that in what state?
It's in Kentucky. They hold paranormal tours there these days.
I always appreciate the correct pronunciations of people & places names
The hospital looked where Hitler was treated looked like one of the old zombie maps in cod waw I forget the name of the map though I think it started with a V or something.
Lewis Shane Vertückt i think
Lewis Shane Verrückt*
+Lewis Shane Verruckt,or whatever how you spell it
Fifty thousand people used to live in this city. Now it's a ghost town... I've never seen anything like it.
Well I never thought that my hometown would be on a list of watchmojo xDD Lived my whole life in Beelitz (Beelitz-Heilstätten is not exactly in Beelitz) and there where a lot of suicides and Kind of a murder case as well. And yeah, it is really spooky but there are plans now to make it into a Museum and liveable houses again.
But thanks mojo for getting us out there! and sorry about hitler...
You should check out Rawhide Village in Gillette, Wyoming. The Wyondatte Coalmine destroyed the over 300 homes and only left the school in order to get to the coal.
she has really good pronunciation
Adam Long Yep
@@baconoftheark 😑
@@baconoftheark She's Canadian, as are most of the crew of this channel, and she speaks with a city-raised accent.
If you want slurred speech from Canada, though, just go a few minutes into the countryside and everyone sounds like an Australian badly impersonating an Irishman with some American pronunciation and southern England slang. Or just hop over to Quebec and listen to what can only be described as Irish French.
@@russellbrown6888 where? I've never encountered any rural person that speaks like that. Also, it's a bit of an exaggeration to claim all rural Canadians speak in a similar way.
@@nollypolly1869 I am only slightly exaggerating. Most of rural Canada has a very similar accent and dialect, which is similar to what I described.
It varies a bit from place to place with slightly different pronunciations, but it's very clear to hear. I live in the Ottawa Valley, just 40 minutes from the capital, and the accent is just like what I described, with a lot of"Bud" thrown around in conversation ("Yeah bud!" "Git 'er in ya bud!" "I know what ye mean bud."). It's similar out in the prairies and in the Maritimes.
There are exceptions like in Newfoundland and the Territories, which have their own accents and dialects, but apart from these most of rural Canada sounds very similar.
Can't look at Pripyat the same way after having played Call of Duty 4. Never forget. Such an awesome mission.
Theres an abandoned amusement park in japan
Pripyat is a very creepy but still very interesting place. Yes, you can call me crazy for these words but I'd love to visit it.
The whole video is great. Nice job, dear WatchMojo
Rip people in Chernobyl my uncle died there
Given Watchmojo's affiliation with video games, I'm surprised Pripyat didn't get "50,000 people used to live here. Now it's a ghost town."
Abandoned stuff? *cough* Bright Sun Films *cough* *cough*
And Dan Bell.
Check out Humberstone, in northern Chile, it's a ghost town.. And in front of it, there's another abandoned town and there's always noises there, probably for the wind, but still creepy..
pripyat of what I recall from cod 4 mw
You should add 'River Country' in Orlando, FL..... it was Disney's first water park (WAY before Blizzard Beach & Typhoon Lagoon) -Disney personnel closed it I think in the early '90's, and it is now just taken over by nature- really creepy to see it now; especially if you went there as a kid like I did!
Disappointed
*Australia was not in the list*
You should’ve had garnet Montana on this list. It’s a ghost town now but my grandma lived there as a child. It’s quite the place when you visit in person. It looks like you just went back in time to the 1800’s it’s rather amazing. It was a mining town but when the gold ran out the people left.
#2 looks like the asylum map from CoD:WaW just a little bit
I'm loving his stuff. Do another one. Please?
I'm surprised no one has mentioned the resorts on the Salton Sea.
I have visited Beelitz Heilstätten a few times in the past. An amazing place!
DETROIT #1
Hey WatchMojo, what was the music used for this video? Is it a single track or multiple?
MAYBE IN THE FUTURE WE WILL FIND A WAY TO DECONTAMINATE ENTIRE CITIES. I GUESS WE WILL NEVER KNOW...
This was a good and interesting video WM! Good work!
ahh nu cheeki breeki iv damke!
Omg! love Tequendama falls, I'm from Colombia and I life in Bogotá, the capital. Love going there is one legendary road trip.
#11 this channel
Sovietball daaaammmnnnn
Sovietball Yeah not like they have 13 million subscribers or anything...
Garrett Farr you are clearly trying to fuck up a perfect joke. not today party pooper
Sovietball no. your channel perhaps
I've decided my next holiday will be to all the top 10 creepiest places in this video. Abandoned military site in Chernobyl is particularly eerie, and definitely no security guards patrolling it.
There is also the Singapore Changi Hospital....it was a hospital used in WW2 and it is now abandoned.
Notification squad😛😛🤘🏾
Christina Townsend hi
YES Bodie was there!! I've been to Bodie, it was spooky and neat at the same time.
#4, so they gonna make an marine tube like in Pokemon Black and White 2? cdn.bulbagarden.net/upload/9/9c/Marine_Tube_B2W2.png
Sherri Blossom one of my fav games
do u even read adventures/special? b/w chapter of course
Sherri Blossom I was never really into the Manga but I loved the game
lol same on the game part, but im a fangirl when it comes to the manga
Stalker fans go nuts. Huge fan of the series....and personally, visiting the REAL zone is the number 2 item on my bucket list....next to wingsuit diving.
(insert here crying laughing emoji because idk how to do them)
ThisIsUrHostKillahMemeStar LetzGetRoiteIntoDeNudes! 😂😂
Best youtube name lol
Interesting post. Love the song used for this video, its been used frequently. I'm wondering if its an original by WatchMojo.
What about my flat in Russia?
Excellent list.
Don't find this creepy. Find it fascinating!
Perfect vídeo, best Channel on TH-cam.
Get out of here Stalker...
Poveglia Island should be on here. Love the history of that place
i visit them every week hahaha even sleep in them
:)
ExploringAndMe i dont think so
In Pripyat? I'm laughing
if u slept in Pripyat i am sure u either have super resistance to radiation or u r a ghost. if u r a ghost then pls come meet me ;)
pixie vincent did he meet you? any ghost activity lately?
Would've put Nara Dreamland in there - nothing as eerie as an abandoned theme park, and that's one of the best.