Mayhem mountain creepypasta

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For the longest time, I've read a couple of creepy stories online, most of which were about forbidden areas, some of which were rumored to be haunted. The most interesting of which however, were ones of abandoned amusement parks or rides. One of those stories that stood out to me was one about an indoor coaster called "Mayhem Mountain" at a now-defunct park called "Adventure Valley". At first, I thought it was just some random weird story about some haunted roller coaster, however, I have had somewhat of a similar experience. First, let me start off by introducing myself. My name is Zachary. I've just turned 42 a few months ago.

Mayhem mountain creepypasta

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Mayhem mountain creepypasta

Oh my God, what ride is that? And that wooden coaster over there is the Excalibur. I remember those! I was always too much of a wus to ride the viper but I rode the shit out of the Excalibur. I sent up a silent prayer that Mayhem Mountain was counted among the rides that had. If you'd told 12 year old me that my crazy, hyper, wild-eyed friend Brandon Decker would end up graduating cum laude from Northwestern business school I would have laughed in your face. No way. Tyler, maybe, but never Brandon. In fact, half the reason I think he choose a business designation was because of Adventure Valley.

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I had no clue if I would even stumble upon the ride again, but not to ride it, of course. It really creeped us out, and the eerie sound effects weren't helping. Eventually after about a minute and a half, one of the trains had arrived at the station. From what my father told me, the tunnels were originally built during the early years of the Cold War, specifically around the late 's or early 's. It had been closed decades ago after operating in the red for several years. We were in the queue line for the ride, which had led us through the front doors of the mansion. But I had to confirm it though, so I proceeded on to episode 6. After the sequence with Hank's rampage, I stopped watching and e-mailed my son about how he knew. With a hell of a lot of pushing from Brandon and a sizeable offer of collateral from Tyler the bank had agreed to give us the multi million dollar loan to buy, repair, refurbish and reopen the park. Katie was really against the idea. We looked around the station, it too was well decorated and lit up, with a chandelier hanging from the ceiling. I'd left Brandon several voicemails asking about it since he was the one in charge of everything. After Arrow re-emerged as Arrow Dynamics in the year the ride was originally meant to open, construction had resumed, and the opening year was pushed to

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I turned my head to see who it was. I've always had fun riding the rides there. It looked really surreal, almost a bit too convincing. The deeper we got, the more louder the music was. He mentioned something about his father being one of the construction workers of the ride. We were in the queue line for the ride, which had led us through the front doors of the mansion. I closed my eyes, preparing for the worst, but hoping for the best. There were portraits on the walls, rotting away. It had taken twenty years but we eventually did fulfill our promise. High off of an entire summer of Adventure Valley fun, we agreed, with all the ceremony of a meeting of parliament, that we would one day come together and buy Adventure Valley Amusement Park. We then went through a half-twist that made us go upside down for a much longer time, making it almost impossible for us to keep our restraints locked in place. Are you sure it exists? Best regards, -SyphonFilter" Once again, I have no clue if he was really a son of one of the construction workers who worked on the ride, but, for now, I believe that what he is saying is true. And ME of my glory! After more dive loops and corkscrews, we went through what appeared to be an inclined loop.