One of my former coworkers cussed out management and said "we had a saying in the army, "Performance reflects leadership!"" Basically, if management sucks, employees aren't going to go the extra mile. Years later, now an Operations Manager at a warehouse, I remember that and make sure to treat my guys good.
Probably the company that owns it. Disney has abandoned properties that still have running water and power. They're paying for it either on purpose or because they've forgotten. It's quite common honestly. The people who own this hotel probably have some idea of what they want to do with it.
It seems really odd that meat was left out to rot, computers were left running, etc. Like everyone was just told to leave without closing it down properly first. No idea why someone would make that order to do that.
MAYBE IT COVERS UP THE SMELL OF A DEAD CORPS IN THE ROOM ACROSS FROM WHERE IT SITS...AND PEOPLE JUST SEEMS TO WALK STRAIGHT PAST IT, THE SMELL WILL LINGER THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE AREA.... YOU WOULD NEVER KNOW...! STAY SAFE DURING LOCKDOWN EVERYONE...STAR*NZ APRIL 2020
I just want to say that I very much appreciate the respect that you guys give to these locations like not disclosing addresses and if there's a chance that security may get involved that the decision is made to leave. Too many "explorers" do things like break windows and glass, steal salvageable metal, or just generally vandalize properties and it's amazing to see people who just want to document and record a building's history and see these sort of 'time capsules' of the near past.
Whenever they say the world is overpopulated I just think about how many times over this scenario exists in the world. We waste infinitely yet claim there’s not enough.
Yeah! I’m so sorry for such a nice, still intact building which has been abandoned. Why does nobody use it for another purpose? It could be transformed in a local museum, maybe re-opened as a little concert hall completed by offices, music and/or artists’ studios. I don’t understand this waste of former expensive buildings and their interiors. It’s a shame to let rot all these potential accommodations for people in need or creatives!
Unreal how no one took anything like that with them either. I guess it was one of those drop what you’re doing, up and leave in a hurry and shut down type deals.
Closer to a half million or more id think. I have fitted out small restaurant kitchens and its easy to hit 100k. There is a vast amount of industrial equipment in this kitchen . A large oven alone can cost 40k
@Matt G See all that stainless steel? Do you know what that costs? Troutteranaki (above) is right. When someone wants to open a restaurant, they look for locations that already have kitchens installed because it saves them a significant expense. There are real estate brokers who specialize in restaurants alone.
For everyone asking, this video was filmed long BEFORE the COVID outbreak and is NOT abandoned due to the virus. The company who owns this hotel chain had trouble with taxes and had their assets seized. This location has since been demolished.
Demolished thats sad !! They should of used it for something ...and all the stuff left behind should of been given to the poor or other work places( is this in Canada ?)
I worked at this hotel for at least 10 years. My mom also worked there for over 25 years. It’s very sad to see it like this. It use to be a beautiful vibrant place with a wonderful staff!
My heart bleeds whenever I see an abandoned place like this! Think about all the energy, food and water being wasted! While a few blocks away there are people sleeping in the street and don't have any food, water or shelter... I really don't know what to say!
My mother used to be a security guard at this place and the common consensus of the now former staff is that the place got shut down due to a mix of money issues and shitty business practices. One person on management was found out to be stealing credit card numbers, there was a lot of in-staff fighting going on, another manager was constantly just not around, and then there was the whole issue of the place being renamed in preparation for being handed off to a new owner and then the deal never went through, which you touched upon in the video. The ballrooms and that main large room were often used for small conventions, meetings, and receptions. Part of the reason for the hotel's bad rep is due to location. The other hotel that is a stone throw away from this one was known as being a drug and pimp hotel. You would often have people from that hotel coming to this one and causing trouble. I stayed at this hotel several times myself and found the place nice and clean, but the poor reviews are def a reflection of the staff problems. FunFact; that massive room in the middle used to be an indoor pool area, but it was filled in/removed a long while ago. Also, the place is haunted. My mom and several staff had eerie experiences there.
If I was homeless I could live there with a bunch of homeless people nobody would find us or even bother look for us. Paradise if you ask me. I can't stand people anyways.
Same idea i had, if the people had balls we'd demand it, at this point a lot of the properties are probably owned by municipalities for not paying taxes, either way, repossessing to convert to homeless shelter seems like the better solition than doing nothing. Ah, the beautiful sense of capitalism.
As a former food service worker thank you for going through the kitchen slow I love reminiscing I am very impressed with the cleanliness in the rooms in restroom the kitchen wasn't bad considering either I hope somebody takes it over and doesn't destroy it beautiful building I wished I had the money to buy it
@SumKoon So ur saying Florida has been destroyed by Puerto Ricans?? Lol. And if they let homeless people stay, why would they destroy it? So homeless people are destructive?? Wth?? They're just people, everyone is different. Depends on the individual. I think instead they would be grateful & prob even take care of the place.
in retrospect it sounds like a good idea but its never that simple. the cost to let them live there would be enormous. someone always has to pay. not to mention it would bring the value down of places around it. if they could freely sign a waiver and just go in and nobody had to worry about it thatd be great but thats not reality. i have a shit ton of abandoned homes in my area. about 8 per street. homeless people destroy them pretty fast.
@@ElectrikArguement Homeless people are destructive. This is severely evidenced. Obviously, not all homeless people, but enough. A lot of homeless people have disabilities and should be sheltered by professionals with proper supervision. This could be easily done too if we redirected the absurd amounts of money we spent on foreign aide on our own people.
Even if the hotel had to close for whatever reason it's so strange that the computers and lights were left on and food left out. Its like it was never properly shut down. Im surprised its not been looted
This place feels bloody familiar. I believe I may have been here before. It's a memory I have but cannot discern when, kind of like a faded, hazy dream that you know you had but cannot remember the day prior.
the sad thing is that some teens or bad people could manage to get past security and sadly absolutley destroy all those offices, kitchens, hotel rooms and worst of all that server room which is a major fire hazard
If your hotel/restaurant is going out of Business and you have tons of food left over donate it to the homeless, have the chefs cook what's left and enjoy it with your colleagues or have them take what's left home for them to enjoy with their families. Don't let food just waist away like that. They're people that are starving while good food is being left to rot.
Love your content Brennan! You're hard work shows through and through. The waste of these gorgeous abandoned properties amazes me. So much potential in massive places to do good for their communities.
For those suggesting that this place be used as a hospital or homeless shelter -- this hotel was falling apart in some areas, infected with black mold, and actually had some sort of insect infestation in the walls of some public areas BEFORE it was closed. So it is in no way suitable for an easy fix. (Long time attendee of conventions at this venue)
This Hotel is 4 miles from me. I was in this hotel last year. Can't believe I just came across this video. It's still there. I pass this hotel off the highway almost everyday. WOW!
@@jopat923 The hotel is in the Baltimore area. Drove by last night, and there is a security guard who is stationed in the front lobby. Security said the hotel is going to become a Marriott in 2021. It's an "off brand" name hotel. I don't want to give out the exact location for safety reasons. Thanks
@@annic.9605 It actually IS! Our server room overheated just before we got in to work at my job one Monday morning. About an hour in, we were all smelling something burning...and suddenly the IT guys went barrelling past us into the room. Came out with 2 items that were melting & smoking. If it had happened on the weekend, the place would have gone up in flames before anyone was there!
That's an amazing location! It looks lovely, smart, clean and welcoming, and the disabled bathroom looked like it had great access too. I hope new owners can be found and can make a success of it 😊
O they know it's being used and they are still charging, they don't care. When the bill gets really high, over months, then they will shut off, or if they realise operations start happening again , they will shut off, and you will have to clear the bill to get back power or owner will be taken to court.
Power is subsidized by the government in most countries. Hence the electric company doesn't care, they don't make more or less money in the end, the government pays the bill and the government doesn't care because it is taxpayer money. They just raise taxes if they need more. A big reason why most countries are in debt, it is pure fiscal irresponsibility at all levels of government.
I have a crap ton of respect for you and your crew for not stealing and or destroying the places you explore I just subscribed to your channel and cant wait to see all your vids thank you be safe guys
What a waste ... so many places like this ... running water ... beds ... dishes ... electric ... and there are ppl homeless or even families living out of thier cars . How do these guys find these places and get inside , are they not locked up!?
Serenity You usually have to trespass to explore abandoned buildings, meaning getting creative with ways of entry. Maybe they got permission to get in though
What a "waste"?! It takes MONEY to heat/cool, provide electricity, pay for water, pay for sewer, clean, maintain and repair, etc. People can't just move in live because it's there. "Families living out of their cars" got there somehow, my guess is they didn't work. If you have a family you do whatever crappy job you can find, you don't have the luxury of just giving up.
As far as finding, urban explorers have several websites to communicate about sites like this. Some of the more well-known sites I've seen urban explorer channels visit have actually run into other urban explorers. As for getting in, it's often luck or finding a whole in the lock-up, such as a broken window, fence, hole in the boards, things like that. In many cases abandoned sites don't do a great job of maintaining the secured areas, or if you're lucky you'll catch them in between repairs. And I recall one video where one group almost got trapped when security patched up the holes they used to get in.
@@lukesolak4694 ya but they've been paying for it for over a year now with it being empty, if they just used this space for homeless people temporarily I bet it would've changed a lot of lives (just being able to shower, get a good nights sleep and eat a tin of food can help someone get their feet and get off the streets for good
Great job guys. I've worked in a few hotels in my time, this is actually a pretty nice place. The respect you gave this property will also give you some really good karma! I'm glad you didn't get caught, that would absolutely suck. I agree, clean up the kitchen, take care of the leaks/damage to the ceiling/etc, this would be a nice place again. Keep up the great work!
I live near this hotel. It closed before Covid and it was not demolished. Definitely not demolished. In fact I just rode past it yesterday. Still standing and still closed.
What I can tell you about that hotel is... the brand name "Red Lion", belonged to Tod McClaskey, he also started a small airline. The family had no interest in the airline... Im guessing they had no interest in the hotels either
But in a hotel how much of a security system do you really need? So I’m sure there is not much, Someone is there 24/7, it’s not like there’s motion sensors everywhere since guests and employees are supposed to be there around the clock.
There must have been motion sensors that alerted that car to come. It's weird the building is abandoned. Maybe there's structural damage from a tornado or earthquake that's making it unsafe.
Most hotels don't have THAT much security by default do to the 24/7 nature of their business requiring they be accessible to guests at all times, so if they didn't do much to upgrade the property's security after the shut down...well...
It’s sad to see a property like this but in all honesty, after being in the hotel industry for 13-years and going through ownership change after ownership change, a lot of the reason why hotels start to “age” is because the owners of the property don’t bother investing in the building itself and the management (Red Lion Hotels) can only do so much with the financial resources it had/has. Once hotels start failing their BSA (Brand Standard Audits) it doesn’t take long before they get deflagged. Often times, a management company will make small improvements just to pass their BSA but then go right back to their old ways. Then you have the issue of the annual market analysis. Is the hotel viable and competitive enough? What are other hotels of the same rates doing in the area. So while it is easy to blame the hotel staff it really comes down to ownership and if ownership doesn’t care then the employees don’t care and once that happens, there is no recovery.
Thanks for this information. It really adds to our understanding of why hotels go out of business. I wonder how much similarity there is to the management companies that run apartment complexes. I've lived in the same small apartment complex for 13 years and have been under five owners and/or managment companies and the place has visibily deteriorated. I"m guessing that minimum work is being done to keep the place up to code and for a while the laundry room was probably below safety codes. I live in a college town and read how one rental property owner is also a business teacher at the university and even said he does the minimum required by law for his properties.
This is amazing! I always find the “as if they left yesterday” videos the best / most creepy. 👍 I mean, with even the servers running it really feels like there was no plan to their last day.
@@janetgarland42 may I ask what's the location I can send my email so keep it secret I'm an urban explorer starting out and would love to see this before it's knockdown or sold
fantastic find! its always so eerie to see so much left behind intact. i wish you wouldve seen if those lockers were open or not, it wouldve been interesting to see if anyones personal stuff got left
Unpaid property taxes and was foreclosed on. In a situation like that, the building is just closed. If it is owned by the city it would be a good place for homeless/corona shelter
And who pray tell would pick up the tab for any type of "shelter" thos building might be used for? Are you cool with a tax increase? OK to have a large cluster of former homeless folks in your town? Who will volunteer to work there? Taxes, utilities, maintenance..who pays for that? Also keep in mind that most homeless shelters are a revolving door. Plenty of folks get tossed out, banned from returning. BECAUSE THEY DO NOT WANT TO CHANGE THEIR BEHAVIOR. No shelter will permit residents to get drunk and high whenever they please,hence the revolving door.
onemanghetto You DO realize there's a MASSIVE number of people about to be evicted due to job loss right now, right? And those people are just normal people who pay taxes, pay rent, have a car payment, clean their house, don't do drugs, etc. I, personally, am fine with a tax increase to help some of those people. Then again, I'm not a heartless know-it-all like some people clearly are.
@@HomesteadHopefulTara well let me say you are in a minority most people won't even vote for a school levy that would cost 7$ a month. Because the " government " will just " waste" all that $. And those people are not always wrong. Case in point: education has been defunded heavily over the years but any mention of defunding police or military is met with outrage. Yes we need programs for the homeless but let's get to the root of the problem. Addiction. Mental health. Education. The very things that are not likely to get funded. Thank the Reagan administration for that. Gov't funding for those programs were gutted way back in the 80s. In my comment I was typifying the average person's response to a homeless shelter in their neighborhood, which is why shelters are usually in some bombed out downtown ghetto location. "Not in my backyard " so it goes..
I have read this same thing about housing the homeless so many times in urban explorer comments. If it was that simple there would be no homeless. Some of these properties have liens on them, some have been deemed uninhabitable for various reasons, some are earmarked for future use, slated for eventual demolition, etc. In a perfect world some of these places could be repurposed for new housing. THIS ALSO TAKES $. The financial situation worldwide is about to get really crazy. Foreclosures, businesses folding, evictions, job losses. Some kinda solution will have to come up and soon. Governments world wide will have to jump in at some point. At least one would hope. Donations and private sector $ ain't gonna be there, and yes there is going to be a housing crisis like never seen before. Wish ourselves luck!
If I have the right hotel which I'm not going to disclose the name but from what I seen on a Google map doing street view I saw a dumpster sitting there so it look like someone else had mentioned that they were in the process of renovating a remodeling would be my guess so that's probably why the power is still on but also they might leave the power on to prevent damage to the place
This is crazy to see. I lived here for 3 months back in 2017, at that time it was still the Radisson. There were many other people/families living in the hotel but outside that occupancy was pretty low. It had been run down and sold several times, you can still see the ghost of the "Crowne Plaza" sign on the outside. There are a lot of nicer hotels nearby, as well as cheaper. Not many activities outside a 2 week stretch in the summer so not surprising it closed.
I know this hotel well! Helped run a sci-fi convention here for years! It changes ownership several years ago and the new owners basically let it decay to a disgusting level. Very sad actually, since when kept up it was a really nice space.
When I watch these Abandoned Videos. I try to picture each area walked as like a flashback moment and I can picture all the people that have passed through that area and what that might have looked like.
Boy, from Holiday Inn Select to Crowne Plaza to North Baltimore Plaza to Radisson to Red Lion. It's surprising it looks as good as it does, but then again it only just closed August of 2019.
I go past this hotel on my way to work everyday. It's changed names 2 or 3 times in the past 2 years. It's huge with really nothing to bring visitors around it. It has to be difficult maintaining a larger hotel with nothing to entice large crowds in to sell out the rooms. My friend, who stayed there from time to time for work, was told they were closing for an extensive remodel back in September 19' but obviously there hasn't been an attempt at that. Also was told the rooms were a, "Hit or a miss" as far as mold, cleanliness, and bugs go.
My boos is looking to acquire a new porperty outside of michigan. could yoy please pm me the name so i can pass that on to him and his board of directors?
My Phone not in all cases think about it as a pause it could potentially become abandoned but the difference is that this is untouched abandoned buildings are usually in very bad condition
shaun king Not really, abandoned generally means the owners or anyone with the company doesn’t go there anymore and just left it to rot, not in operation just means that they aren’t using it for business but still are making repairs, maintaining it to an extent and has real future plans.
My Phone Nothings abandoned, it’s just a buzzword that ‘urban explorers’ use to justify what they do. Everything is owned by someone, no one is gonna buy a multi million dollar hotel and then just be like ‘fuck it no one wants it anymore let’s just leave and abandon it’. Someone owns the building, someone owns the land. No matter how run down or derelict it seems.
@My Phone the AMC star is abandoned across the street from my house it just happened like two days ago I wanna go and explore that and a restaurant and club they are all closed now
Looks a lot better in the video than the last time I was there. The owners let it decay for years. There are mold, bug and water problems all over. Looks like they FINALLY did a few cosmetic fixes (the ballroom carpet looks like it was changes since 2017) that they had been promising for YEARS prior.
Bill Williams Oh God.. Another case of TDS in public. You should probably quarantine yourself, it’s much worse than covid.. thankfully only idiots and snowflakes can catch it tho.
Next news report: Holiday Inn has server breach, people's driver license, credit card info, and phone numbers leaked...... Uncharted: uh, I knew I should've cut the info from that old green screen pc out.
Nearly every hotel in the world looks like this now.
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@matt s The amount of misinformation surrounding the current state of affairs is laughable. So is the information and asinine assumptions about this hotel. People like Ted are what led to what will forever be known as the great shit paper shortage of 2020. LOL.
They are closing all over America... and some around the world. People are just walking away.... some have not been heard from in weeks.. it's a Purge! I'm telling y'all . It's a worldwide government sanctioned Purge!
Funny you would say that because people been sating it was haunted since it was 1st built, it use to be a drive in movie theater before they built the hotel there
I would have came back with a uhaul and loaded the hell up with so much stuff. But I have to admit that it is strange that the place is just empty like that. It's a little creepy.
Either the owners clean up their act and fix whatever's wrong there (and with themselves) and restart the business or sell it to someone else who can. True, there was a deal but it never went through, as you said, but there must be someone out there who will. I mean if I had a hotel company where I buy a property, fix it up, and open it, I would do that with that place. Really I think demolishing the place would be more expensive, and instead of turning untouched land into a hotel, recycle this place!
The weird thing about this is that I looked into it, and the restaurant actually closed January 2019 despite the hotel not closing till August of the same year. Makes you wonder what kind of hotel would knowingly still operate knowing there was rotten food/meat near by. The pool also stopped being used by May. Hotel workers kept telling guests that the restaurant and pool were just merely under construction but construction never took place. Eventually close to the end they told guests the facilities were closed indefinitely
It’s closed/inactive because of the corona virus. Being the video is only a week old, and I was able to find out where it’s located and it says it’s open on the internet. If it had been closed since September, they would have listed it as open on the websites.
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Cool videos man! How about an update on this place??
Dude, if I were homeless, I'd be in heaven!
Heaven 😳🤣🤣
That's what I came to comment too haha. Power, water, bed, what more could ya ask for 😂
Homeless people could stay there
Yeah me too I could live there alone. I would have a ball.
Factz
That whiteboard quote is accurate. "Good employess leave when a company is bad. Bad employees leave when a company is good."
@@5IveNDlme ummm....ok bro. Hahahahaha.
That's why they shut down. All the good employees left and the hotel had no one left afterwards. They had no choice but to shut down
@@lionelkennedy1394 There isn't a lack of good employees, it's a matter of being able to afford them.
One of my former coworkers cussed out management and said "we had a saying in the army, "Performance reflects leadership!"" Basically, if management sucks, employees aren't going to go the extra mile. Years later, now an Operations Manager at a warehouse, I remember that and make sure to treat my guys good.
Yep I left a company they treated me like shit and I was an awesome employee
Makes you wonder who is paying for the electricity.
Mr. Burns
And the water
Probably the company that owns it. Disney has abandoned properties that still have running water and power. They're paying for it either on purpose or because they've forgotten. It's quite common honestly. The people who own this hotel probably have some idea of what they want to do with it.
@@ingmarfris8175 so is the government!
Hope its the asshole government, if not than obviously a dumbass who knows nothing about business lol
It seems really odd that meat was left out to rot, computers were left running, etc. Like everyone was just told to leave without closing it down properly first. No idea why someone would make that order to do that.
Usually it's because of criminal investigations.
The one thing that doesn't fit with the "everyone just walked away" appearance, is that none of the beds have bedding.
That's the same thing I thought! You think, this is someone who has $ that could carless if just set?
MAYBE IT COVERS UP THE SMELL OF A DEAD CORPS IN THE ROOM ACROSS FROM WHERE IT SITS...AND PEOPLE JUST SEEMS TO WALK STRAIGHT PAST IT, THE SMELL WILL LINGER THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE AREA.... YOU WOULD NEVER KNOW...! STAY SAFE DURING LOCKDOWN EVERYONE...STAR*NZ APRIL 2020
No money, you don't pay me and I'm leaving, there must be so much red tape behind this.
That’s pretty cool . This is definitely the time for film companies to film their apocalypse shots 👌🏻
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What state is this in?
@@TomGreening-km9oe maryland
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Yes!! Time for some new horror movies, I’m tired of haunted houses and all that
I just want to say that I very much appreciate the respect that you guys give to these locations like not disclosing addresses and if there's a chance that security may get involved that the decision is made to leave. Too many "explorers" do things like break windows and glass, steal salvageable metal, or just generally vandalize properties and it's amazing to see people who just want to document and record a building's history and see these sort of 'time capsules' of the near past.
Whenever they say the world is overpopulated I just think about how many times over this scenario exists in the world. We waste infinitely yet claim there’s not enough.
The entire world population could fit into Texas.
capitalism
langit laut socialism much ?
@@michaelprosperity3420 Maybe, but where do you put the food and their poop?
Yeah! I’m so sorry for such a nice, still intact building which has been abandoned. Why does nobody use it for another purpose? It could be transformed in a local museum, maybe re-opened as a little concert hall completed by offices, music and/or artists’ studios. I don’t understand this waste of former expensive buildings and their interiors. It’s a shame to let rot all these potential accommodations for people in need or creatives!
There is likely a quarter of a million bucks worth of kitchen equipment there.
Right? Such a waste :(
Unreal how no one took anything like that with them either. I guess it was one of those drop what you’re doing, up and leave in a hurry and shut down type deals.
Closer to a half million or more id think. I have fitted out small restaurant kitchens and its easy to hit 100k. There is a vast amount of industrial equipment in this kitchen . A large oven alone can cost 40k
@Matt G See all that stainless steel? Do you know what that costs? Troutteranaki (above) is right. When someone wants to open a restaurant, they look for locations that already have kitchens installed because it saves them a significant expense. There are real estate brokers who specialize in restaurants alone.
I wouldve took some lol
For everyone asking, this video was filmed long BEFORE the COVID outbreak and is NOT abandoned due to the virus. The company who owns this hotel chain had trouble with taxes and had their assets seized. This location has since been demolished.
Awww I was about to go tell sam and colby to come explore it sucks that they demolished it ...it was so nice and still good
Demolished thats sad !! They should of used it for something ...and all the stuff left behind should of been given to the poor or other work places( is this in Canada ?)
Demolished??!!!! How sad
So now that it’s demolished, can you share the location?
thanks for the update!! ps: great video.
I worked at this hotel for at least 10 years. My mom also worked there for over 25 years. It’s very sad to see it like this. It use to be a beautiful vibrant place with a wonderful staff!
where was this abandoned hotel? If you dont mind me asking, it been demolished since the video
@@jeffmarquez9738 the computer monitor in the server room said Maryland
Red Lion Hotel North Baltimore in Maryland.
Why was this hotel abandoned?
@@ysonesse829 there is an active website for that hotel.
My heart bleeds whenever I see an abandoned place like this! Think about all the energy, food and water being wasted! While a few blocks away there are people sleeping in the street and don't have any food, water or shelter... I really don't know what to say!
I’d snatch all the stuff I want then shut the power off, cost them some money, but save them some money
You've said it well though, Yamen.
I have the same toughts
Most of the food was probably expired or rotten though!
True its a shame it could easily of been Repaired.
I'm in foster care and have had to run away from a few bad homes. This place would be a thing of dreams.
You wouldn’t have been scared to stay there by yourself?
My mother used to be a security guard at this place and the common consensus of the now former staff is that the place got shut down due to a mix of money issues and shitty business practices. One person on management was found out to be stealing credit card numbers, there was a lot of in-staff fighting going on, another manager was constantly just not around, and then there was the whole issue of the place being renamed in preparation for being handed off to a new owner and then the deal never went through, which you touched upon in the video. The ballrooms and that main large room were often used for small conventions, meetings, and receptions. Part of the reason for the hotel's bad rep is due to location. The other hotel that is a stone throw away from this one was known as being a drug and pimp hotel. You would often have people from that hotel coming to this one and causing trouble. I stayed at this hotel several times myself and found the place nice and clean, but the poor reviews are def a reflection of the staff problems. FunFact; that massive room in the middle used to be an indoor pool area, but it was filled in/removed a long while ago. Also, the place is haunted. My mom and several staff had eerie experiences there.
We're is this place
Interesting infos, thank you Arcee!
Thankyou so much for giving us the history of this place very interesting 🧐
@@farringeise2940 Red Lion Hotel- Cromwell, Connecticut
@@confessor183 Thank u I figured out the name but couldn't find the location! Thanks& be safe
This would be a good place for homeless people to chill at
If I was homeless I could live there with a bunch of homeless people nobody would find us or even bother look for us. Paradise if you ask me. I can't stand people anyways.
Right let them find out.
Same idea i had, if the people had balls we'd demand it, at this point a lot of the properties are probably owned by municipalities for not paying taxes, either way, repossessing to convert to homeless shelter seems like the better solition than doing nothing. Ah, the beautiful sense of capitalism.
The place is cheap
They would set this on fire within a day or two
Imagine being homeless and finding this place
Fuck yeh
Governments would rather let places like this waste away then let homeless people stay in them
It would be Shangri-La
If i thought i could find an empty hotel like this i'd want to be homeless haha
As a former food service worker thank you for going through the kitchen slow I love reminiscing I am very impressed with the cleanliness in the rooms in restroom the kitchen wasn't bad considering either I hope somebody takes it over and doesn't destroy it beautiful building I wished I had the money to buy it
All I can think of is all these empty rooms, that could house the less fortunate.. especially in times like these...
@Boe Dillard Boe Blow
Boe Dillard she wasn’t telling anyone how to live their life
@SumKoon So ur saying Florida has been destroyed by Puerto Ricans?? Lol.
And if they let homeless people stay, why would they destroy it? So homeless people are destructive?? Wth?? They're just people, everyone is different. Depends on the individual.
I think instead they would be grateful & prob even take care of the place.
in retrospect it sounds like a good idea but its never that simple. the cost to let them live there would be enormous. someone always has to pay. not to mention it would bring the value down of places around it. if they could freely sign a waiver and just go in and nobody had to worry about it thatd be great but thats not reality. i have a shit ton of abandoned homes in my area. about 8 per street. homeless people destroy them pretty fast.
@@ElectrikArguement Homeless people are destructive. This is severely evidenced. Obviously, not all homeless people, but enough. A lot of homeless people have disabilities and should be sheltered by professionals with proper supervision. This could be easily done too if we redirected the absurd amounts of money we spent on foreign aide on our own people.
this is one of the craziest abandoned tours ive seen.
BETTER grab all the toilet paper you can find.
I know it's the new gold now. What $20 a roll now?
$9.99 a roll of Scott, on eBay!
Hahaha and cleaning supplies
@Lowkee I'm not that gullible! I was pointing out the absurdity of what I saw!
Your not American if you dont
Even if the hotel had to close for whatever reason it's so strange that the computers and lights were left on and food left out. Its like it was never properly shut down.
Im surprised its not been looted
It probably will after this😂
Starting to think it’s just under lockdown.
Jasmeena Uddin how did I not think of that as a possibility!!
Also could be part of an insurance scam - leaving power and water on is often perfect recipe for an 'accidental' fire!
It was seized cause of taxes and all the employees just left, obviously cause they weren't gonna be paid
This place feels bloody familiar. I believe I may have been here before. It's a memory I have but cannot discern when, kind of like a faded, hazy dream that you know you had but cannot remember the day prior.
This is more eerie than those hotels that are wrecked, ransacked _and_ derelict.
the sad thing is that some teens or bad people could manage to get past security and sadly absolutley destroy all those offices, kitchens, hotel rooms and worst of all that server room which is a major fire hazard
Ok fire marshal Luke. Get to stepping and secure the location.
It’s like the hotel opened for business.But, no one showed up.
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Don't forget the big can of Bush's Baked Beans
,good marketing
Will bring people for june
Lol
This is good for people who need quarantine or hospital emergency!
This is true! Its sad to see it sitting around doing nothing
Uchiba Uki that’s exactly exactly what I said to my son
Uncharted Travel It’ll still b there if needed. Longest longest time fan here
All. Except for the black mold !!!!!
Monte Maguire true i didnt think that far n. Thanks MoNtE
So weird experience. They just closed, and nobody showed back again. It would be a perfect set for some weird apocalypse movie.
Exactly what I was thinking
Should've checked the event log on that computer. Could've seen the last time it was used.
Riding a bike in there @0:37 gave me The Shining vibes 😱
Hello Rob... come play with us Rob .. forever, and ever, and ever!
Yeah .. that was weird.
If your hotel/restaurant is going out of Business and you have tons of food left over donate it to the homeless, have the chefs cook what's left and enjoy it with your colleagues or have them take what's left home for them to enjoy with their families. Don't let food just waist away like that. They're people that are starving while good food is being left to rot.
Very cool that everything is still running. Looks like something out of a zombie apocalypse.
7:43 i had my airpods in and jumped bc I thought there was a fly next to me😂
It was seized due to unpaid taxes according to comments on trip advisor
yet who's paying the electricbill?
It could be made a viable destination again. It would only take a small amount of work to get it up to speed.
@@Themadscientist1969 holiday inns are franchised ...probably the main company still
This is like that episode of last man on earth
Cool show
Love your content Brennan! You're hard work shows through and through. The waste of these gorgeous abandoned properties amazes me. So much potential in massive places to do good for their communities.
It could be literally any hotel this week, though
True
For those suggesting that this place be used as a hospital or homeless shelter -- this hotel was falling apart in some areas, infected with black mold, and actually had some sort of insect infestation in the walls of some public areas BEFORE it was closed. So it is in no way suitable for an easy fix. (Long time attendee of conventions at this venue)
This Hotel is 4 miles from me. I was in this hotel last year. Can't believe I just came across this video. It's still there. I pass this hotel off the highway almost everyday. WOW!
Would you mind sharing said location with a fellow urban explorer?
@@jopat923 The hotel is in the Baltimore area. Drove by last night, and there is a security guard who is stationed in the front lobby. Security said the hotel is going to become a Marriott in 2021. It's an "off brand" name hotel. I don't want to give out the exact location for safety reasons. Thanks
steve packard that’s more than gracious of you. Thank you for the information and update on the place.
@@jopat923 go to 00:56 and you'll find the info your curiosity is wanting to know hanging on the wall it's a red sign is what to look for....yw! Lol
This is crazy all the computer equipement and servers are still there and running.
I know!!
Uncharted Travel isn’t this a fire hazard? I’m no IT Wiz. The computers sound strained or something.
@@annic.9605 It actually IS! Our server room overheated just before we got in to work at my job one Monday morning. About an hour in, we were all smelling something burning...and suddenly the IT guys went barrelling past us into the room. Came out with 2 items that were melting & smoking. If it had happened on the weekend, the place would have gone up in flames before anyone was there!
@@dawnieangel76 It's ok to leave it on, just not a good idea to abandon and leave it unattended like that for that reason.
I would bogang the computers
That's an amazing location! It looks lovely, smart, clean and welcoming, and the disabled bathroom looked like it had great access too. I hope new owners can be found and can make a success of it 😊
"good employees quit when management is bad" circled, gave me a good indication as to what happened in this places last days
If I found a place like that I'd move in, put up an "Under new management" sign, and ride that pony!
Free water and electricity and food
I'm always amazed that no one at the power company notices that lots of power is used but the electric bill is not payed.
Stupid and a waste of energy.
It’s probably still being paid. The environmental controls need power. Commonplace really.
O they know it's being used and they are still charging, they don't care. When the bill gets really high, over months, then they will shut off, or if they realise operations start happening again , they will shut off, and you will have to clear the bill to get back power or owner will be taken to court.
Power is subsidized by the government in most countries. Hence the electric company doesn't care, they don't make more or less money in the end, the government pays the bill and the government doesn't care because it is taxpayer money. They just raise taxes if they need more. A big reason why most countries are in debt, it is pure fiscal irresponsibility at all levels of government.
Probably on an auto-pay account that gets more and more overdrawn each month
I have a crap ton of respect for you and your crew for not stealing and or destroying the places you explore I just subscribed to your channel and cant wait to see all your vids thank you be safe guys
How do you know they're not stealing?
@Abcity if you found a crime scene while trespassing they're likely to suspect you're involved....better to just not trespass...
What a waste ... so many places like this ... running water ... beds ... dishes ... electric ... and there are ppl homeless or even families living out of thier cars .
How do these guys find these places and get inside , are they not locked up!?
Serenity You usually have to trespass to explore abandoned buildings, meaning getting creative with ways of entry. Maybe they got permission to get in though
What a "waste"?! It takes MONEY to heat/cool, provide electricity, pay for water, pay for sewer, clean, maintain and repair, etc. People can't just move in live because it's there. "Families living out of their cars" got there somehow, my guess is they didn't work. If you have a family you do whatever crappy job you can find, you don't have the luxury of just giving up.
As far as finding, urban explorers have several websites to communicate about sites like this. Some of the more well-known sites I've seen urban explorer channels visit have actually run into other urban explorers. As for getting in, it's often luck or finding a whole in the lock-up, such as a broken window, fence, hole in the boards, things like that. In many cases abandoned sites don't do a great job of maintaining the secured areas, or if you're lucky you'll catch them in between repairs. And I recall one video where one group almost got trapped when security patched up the holes they used to get in.
@@CalStephano Some bribe Guards to get in too.
@@imperfectundertakervods uer
It’s crazy it looks like they just left and would come back tomorrow. It’s not even that out of date either
Besides that server room. CRT monitors?
Yeah it's still nice. Nicer than a lot of hotels & motels out there.
I really wish the homeless used this tho, it has running water and electricity. It would be a great place for them
Thats very true ☹️
In the end someone is always paying for that electricity and water bill, so I’m guessing it won’t be for long
i totally agree!! How did you get permission to explore location if everyone just disappeared...
@@lukesolak4694 ya but they've been paying for it for over a year now with it being empty, if they just used this space for homeless people temporarily I bet it would've changed a lot of lives (just being able to shower, get a good nights sleep and eat a tin of food can help someone get their feet and get off the streets for good
The homeless have no respect for anything given to them. It would be trashed in a couple of weeks
Great job guys. I've worked in a few hotels in my time, this is actually a pretty nice place. The respect you gave this property will also give you some really good karma! I'm glad you didn't get caught, that would absolutely suck. I agree, clean up the kitchen, take care of the leaks/damage to the ceiling/etc, this would be a nice place again.
Keep up the great work!
Judging by the room's furnitures you can tell it was updated not long ago, that lamp chair desk etc looks pretty recent to me...
I live near this hotel. It closed before Covid and it was not demolished. Definitely not demolished. In fact I just rode past it yesterday. Still standing and still closed.
What I can tell you about that hotel is... the brand name "Red Lion", belonged to Tod McClaskey, he also started a small airline. The family had no interest in the airline... Im guessing they had no interest in the hotels either
My question is, how was it so accessible? With electricity and all, wouldn't there be a functioning security system?
But in a hotel how much of a security system do you really need? So I’m sure there is not much, Someone is there 24/7, it’s not like there’s motion sensors everywhere since guests and employees are supposed to be there around the clock.
There must have been motion sensors that alerted that car to come. It's weird the building is abandoned. Maybe there's structural damage from a tornado or earthquake that's making it unsafe.
it could be security company contract unlocking the place on a morning for the administrators to come in etc.
Most hotels don't have THAT much security by default do to the 24/7 nature of their business requiring they be accessible to guests at all times, so if they didn't do much to upgrade the property's security after the shut down...well...
...odds are that security car was just one vehicle passing through to make sure the place wasn't on fire or any of the windows were smashed...
I can't believe this place has not been destroyed yet by thieves and graffiti artists 😨😨
"artists"
They havent found it yet, but after this video I’m sure they will
@@daniellee6912 some of them are (if they’re not drawing hate symbols)
Thanks for the respect and calling us artists. ❤️
...yet...
It’s sad to see a property like this but in all honesty, after being in the hotel industry for 13-years and going through ownership change after ownership change, a lot of the reason why hotels start to “age” is because the owners of the property don’t bother investing in the building itself and the management (Red Lion Hotels) can only do so much with the financial resources it had/has. Once hotels start failing their BSA (Brand Standard Audits) it doesn’t take long before they get deflagged. Often times, a management company will make small improvements just to pass their BSA but then go right back to their old ways. Then you have the issue of the annual market analysis. Is the hotel viable and competitive enough? What are other hotels of the same rates doing in the area. So while it is easy to blame the hotel staff it really comes down to ownership and if ownership doesn’t care then the employees don’t care and once that happens, there is no recovery.
Thanks for this information. It really adds to our understanding of why hotels go out of business. I wonder how much similarity there is to the management companies that run apartment complexes. I've lived in the same small apartment complex for 13 years and have been under five owners and/or managment companies and the place has visibily deteriorated. I"m guessing that minimum work is being done to keep the place up to code and for a while the laundry room was probably below safety codes. I live in a college town and read how one rental property owner is also a business teacher at the university and even said he does the minimum required by law for his properties.
wouldn't surprise me if more places like this started cropping up due to all the sudden closures from COVID19
It's just sad.
Wow with the food out in the hallway its almost like the apocalypse... they just out of no where split in the middle of what they were doing.
This is amazing! I always find the “as if they left yesterday” videos the best / most creepy. 👍 I mean, with even the servers running it really feels like there was no plan to their last day.
"good employees quit when the management is bad"
David Ona I used to work there but got laid off due to not being able to get paid
@@janetgarland42 did you really? Wow. That's fascinating. I thought it was abandoned because of the virus.
Amen to that
Bad employees quit when management is good.
@@janetgarland42 may I ask what's the location I can send my email so keep it secret I'm an urban explorer starting out and would love to see this before it's knockdown or sold
This place would make a kick ass party!!
Until revelers gave themselves away.
fantastic find! its always so eerie to see so much left behind intact. i wish you wouldve seen if those lockers were open or not, it wouldve been interesting to see if anyones personal stuff got left
Unpaid property taxes and was foreclosed on. In a situation like that, the building is just closed. If it is owned by the city it would be a good place for homeless/corona shelter
And who pray tell would pick up the tab for any type of "shelter" thos building might be used for? Are you cool with a tax increase? OK to have a large cluster of former homeless folks in your town? Who will volunteer to work there? Taxes, utilities, maintenance..who pays for that? Also keep in mind that most homeless shelters are a revolving door. Plenty of folks get tossed out, banned from returning. BECAUSE THEY DO NOT WANT TO CHANGE THEIR BEHAVIOR. No shelter will permit residents to get drunk and high whenever they please,hence the revolving door.
onemanghetto You DO realize there's a MASSIVE number of people about to be evicted due to job loss right now, right? And those people are just normal people who pay taxes, pay rent, have a car payment, clean their house, don't do drugs, etc. I, personally, am fine with a tax increase to help some of those people. Then again, I'm not a heartless know-it-all like some people clearly are.
@@HomesteadHopefulTara well let me say you are in a minority most people won't even vote for a school levy that would cost 7$ a month. Because the " government " will just " waste" all that $. And those people are not always wrong. Case in point: education has been defunded heavily over the years but any mention of defunding police or military is met with outrage. Yes we need programs for the homeless but let's get to the root of the problem. Addiction. Mental health. Education. The very things that are not likely to get funded. Thank the Reagan administration for that. Gov't funding for those programs were gutted way back in the 80s. In my comment I was typifying the average person's response to a homeless shelter in their neighborhood, which is why shelters are usually in some bombed out downtown ghetto location. "Not in my backyard " so it goes..
The Government owns more unused building, than there are homeless, but has no access the common sense.
I have read this same thing about housing the homeless so many times in urban explorer comments. If it was that simple there would be no homeless. Some of these properties have liens on them, some have been deemed uninhabitable for various reasons, some are earmarked for future use, slated for eventual demolition, etc. In a perfect world some of these places could be repurposed for new housing. THIS ALSO TAKES $. The financial situation worldwide is about to get really crazy. Foreclosures, businesses folding, evictions, job losses. Some kinda solution will have to come up and soon. Governments world wide will have to jump in at some point. At least one would hope. Donations and private sector $ ain't gonna be there, and yes there is going to be a housing crisis like never seen before. Wish ourselves luck!
I love how he says don’t tell anyone where it is, and accidentally shows the address at one point
Wow that is so weird, creepy and crazy they left everything as is
[0:55] He should’ve told him Room 237 (“The Shining”)😂
Enjoyed the video! 😁
Redrum, REDRUM, REDRUM
This is very interesting to see exactly how untouched things are after being left behind
"I won't go through all their files, guys".
Nice to know a line is drawn.
Great work ... You were getting a glimpse of our new world.
Very true!
Oooo yeahhhh this comment hit me right in the feels. Sooooo true 😳😳😳 everything’s about to look like this in 2020 👀
3:52 Chalkboard drawings of Old Bay Seasoning, Utz potato chips girl and Domino Sugars in the old restaurant area, yep this must be in Baltimore!
I googled it, the hotel is still running, it even shows me the room rate etc, is it really abandoned or everyone's just gone for a company vacation?
Julkka what’s the name
Erica Jones it’s closed I found a whole article about it
@@ericaalexis07 Holiday Inn, Timonium
@@julkka47 It's not the Holiday Inn. But right city
If I have the right hotel which I'm not going to disclose the name but from what I seen on a Google map doing street view I saw a dumpster sitting there so it look like someone else had mentioned that they were in the process of renovating a remodeling would be my guess so that's probably why the power is still on but also they might leave the power on to prevent damage to the place
This is crazy to see. I lived here for 3 months back in 2017, at that time it was still the Radisson. There were many other people/families living in the hotel but outside that occupancy was pretty low. It had been run down and sold several times, you can still see the ghost of the "Crowne Plaza" sign on the outside. There are a lot of nicer hotels nearby, as well as cheaper. Not many activities outside a 2 week stretch in the summer so not surprising it closed.
At 9:52 I'd loved for the 2 little girls from the shinning to pop out and say ' hello , how ya doing ' 😱😅
I know this hotel well! Helped run a sci-fi convention here for years! It changes ownership several years ago and the new owners basically let it decay to a disgusting level. Very sad actually, since when kept up it was a really nice space.
Where is it? What's it called.??
Can’t believe you “passed” on the “Monster !”
I mean if I was the guy holding the camera I would’ve at least took two cans but make sure the monster didn’t expire though.
Fr honestly I would've taken em.
Monsters are expensive unless you go to like the 99c store or somethi ng
@Timothy Rurak ugh that sucks. Do you have to stay on a strict diet or anything for heart murmurs?
@@chez_fries1015 monster doesn’t expire lmfao
When I watch these Abandoned Videos. I try to picture each area walked as like a flashback moment and I can picture all the people that have passed through that area and what that might have looked like.
Boy, from Holiday Inn Select to Crowne Plaza to North Baltimore Plaza to Radisson to Red Lion.
It's surprising it looks as good as it does, but then again it only just closed August of 2019.
Where is this?
@@daltonchildress1641 2004 Greenspring Dr
Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21093
ɢᴀɪᴊɪɴ that’s a holiday in... but it looks similar
@@mdittus0097 A sign on the wall just before the shot of the computer screen says Red Lion.
I go past this hotel on my way to work everyday. It's changed names 2 or 3 times in the past 2 years. It's huge with really nothing to bring visitors around it. It has to be difficult maintaining a larger hotel with nothing to entice large crowds in to sell out the rooms. My friend, who stayed there from time to time for work, was told they were closing for an extensive remodel back in September 19' but obviously there hasn't been an attempt at that. Also was told the rooms were a, "Hit or a miss" as far as mold, cleanliness, and bugs go.
thank you for a real comment, you rock my friend
My boos is looking to acquire a new porperty outside of michigan. could yoy please pm me the name so i can pass that on to him and his board of directors?
@@pandanightshade2966 ha ha ha ya ok 👌
@11:37 instead of “hello” , I would say “ housekeeping “😂 thanks for exploring 🙏
Okay, thanks for coming in. YOU'RE ALL FIRED!
Brennen can choose this location for ALONE: Haunted with the angry ghosts of the unemployed.
9:07 reminded me of that scary kitchen scene in the Shining!
It's really sad to see all of these abandoned places falling apart.
So, it's not actually abandoned, it's just not in operation.
My Phone not in all cases think about it as a pause it could potentially become abandoned but the difference is that this is untouched abandoned buildings are usually in very bad condition
shaun king Not really, abandoned generally means the owners or anyone with the company doesn’t go there anymore and just left it to rot, not in operation just means that they aren’t using it for business but still are making repairs, maintaining it to an extent and has real future plans.
both of what you said kinda mean the same thing bro
My Phone Nothings abandoned, it’s just a buzzword that ‘urban explorers’ use to justify what they do. Everything is owned by someone, no one is gonna buy a multi million dollar hotel and then just be like ‘fuck it no one wants it anymore let’s just leave and abandon it’. Someone owns the building, someone owns the land. No matter how run down or derelict it seems.
@My Phone the AMC star is abandoned across the street from my house it just happened like two days ago I wanna go and explore that and a restaurant and club they are all closed now
This Place sould in the Coronavirus time used as hospital and reopen as fully hotel again after that period. Pretty nice hotel!
Looks a lot better in the video than the last time I was there. The owners let it decay for years. There are mold, bug and water problems all over. Looks like they FINALLY did a few cosmetic fixes (the ballroom carpet looks like it was changes since 2017) that they had been promising for YEARS prior.
Bill Williams
Oh God.. Another case of TDS in public.
You should probably quarantine yourself, it’s much worse than covid..
thankfully only idiots and snowflakes can catch it tho.
Too much to convert in such a short time.
We need another plague anyway.
The Choice from The Last of Us at 4:31
such a beautiful song
from my favorite game
YOU: Cool, the electricity is still on. ME: Maybe the alarm is too!
Next news report: Holiday Inn has server breach, people's driver license, credit card info, and phone numbers leaked......
Uncharted: uh, I knew I should've cut the info from that old green screen pc out.
The Shining definitely springs to mind. Was expecting the 2 girls in that corridor 😱😱
Nearly every hotel in the world looks like this now.
@matt s The amount of misinformation surrounding the current state of affairs is laughable. So is the information and asinine assumptions about this hotel. People like Ted are what led to what will forever be known as the great shit paper shortage of 2020. LOL.
My hotel is still open and is deemed essential.
matt s most of them are are closed due to what’s going on.
What’s with this sassy Lost child?
Not the hotel I work at
They are closing all over America... and some around the world. People are just walking away.... some have not been heard from in weeks.. it's a Purge! I'm telling y'all . It's a worldwide government sanctioned Purge!
I stayed in this hotel about a year ago, even while in operation it was a weird place. That lobby is strange. I think I was the only guest.
😮😮 anyone else except you ?
Nancy Perez I didn’t see anyone else, only staff. I told my boss it was like a hotel in North Korea (I guess).
What's the name?
Where is it and whats the name?
Funny you would say that because people been sating it was haunted since it was 1st built, it use to be a drive in movie theater before they built the hotel there
There are so many abandoned places in the USA, i so need to travel to America to explore these places.
It is like a recent abandonment in an apocalypse.
Good quarantine!
Haha indeed
This is near Baltimore, I've seen this hotel before 😅
Yup, I use to work down the street from there
What's the name of this hotel?
@@chisooisjicken7502 Red Lion Hotel, however it's been re-opened as Holiday Inn
Francheska del Pilar
red lion? sounds like a chinese restaurant near me
I watched another TH-camr explore this place ..... let me tell you I was disappointed asf but when yours popped up it was just magnificent
I would have came back with a uhaul and loaded the hell up with so much stuff. But I have to admit that it is strange that the place is just empty like that. It's a little creepy.
Either the owners clean up their act and fix whatever's wrong there (and with themselves) and restart the business or sell it to someone else who can. True, there was a deal but it never went through, as you said, but there must be someone out there who will. I mean if I had a hotel company where I buy a property, fix it up, and open it, I would do that with that place. Really I think demolishing the place would be more expensive, and instead of turning untouched land into a hotel, recycle this place!
it's sad to see that there are people living on the streets and there are people that leaves massive hotels for dust.
The weird thing about this is that I looked into it, and the restaurant actually closed January 2019 despite the hotel not closing till August of the same year. Makes you wonder what kind of hotel would knowingly still operate knowing there was rotten food/meat near by. The pool also stopped being used by May. Hotel workers kept telling guests that the restaurant and pool were just merely under construction but construction never took place. Eventually close to the end they told guests the facilities were closed indefinitely
This is where everyone would rush to when the zombie apocalypse happens.
Don't doom the spot!
Don't talk about it
Don't Instagram it
Don't let anyone see you came in
Don't start fires
Clean up any trash
In times like this we should be making use these 🏚 to keep people safe x
It’s closed/inactive because of the corona virus. Being the video is only a week old, and I was able to find out where it’s located and it says it’s open on the internet. If it had been closed since September, they would have listed it as open on the websites.
It's closed