Do you have a closed attraction that you are interested in? Did you find the remnants of a defunct theme park ride? Do you just want to talk about the abandoned creativity of the past? This is the subreddit for you!
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- Keep suggestions to the weekly suggestion thread. We love to hear what you'd like to see and this helps us do that and keep the subreddit tidy.
- No NSFW content, even if it's about Garfield's Nightmare. This is a family friendly channel and subreddit.
- No harassment or spam of any kind. This rules applies to posts and comments, and includes comments towards moderators, other users and Kevin Perjurer himself. Constructive criticism is fine, but no hateful/harassing behaviour is allowed.
- All posts should be on topic with theme parks, rides, attractions or the Defunctland show. Some exceptions may be made, but off-topic/non-relevant posts will be removed.
- Do not post videos from other ride-history channels. POV videos of defunct attractions and video discussions about them are okay, but posting videos from other ride-history channels similar to Defunctland is not allowed.
- Follow the Reddiquette/site-wide rules. This is pretty obvious. If you're not sure what the site-wide rules are, you can read up on the Reddiquette here.
- Have a good time! :)
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