Mystery Former Disney Playground Full of Tragedy

One of the sites most visited in the United States is Walt Disney World. Opened in 1976, Disney's River Country is a water park Walt Disney World first in Orlando, Florida.

As reported by Buzzfeed.com, the water park is located next to a hotel has a resort, Disney's Fort Wilderness Lodge. In its heyday the water park has become the most popular destination for families and children.

Until a tragic event that changed the face of the water park.

Disney's River Country was once filled with the laughter of children playing cool water and swam in every vehicle.

Until one day, precisely in 1980, a 11 year old boy died from infection or parasite deadly amoeba (Naegleria fowleri) that attacks the brain and nervous system.

Prestige of the rides were increasingly shrinking, so that in 2001, the water park is worth billions of dollars it closed forever because of the lack of care and left to rot for 15 years.

Disney's River Country is a water park Walt Disney World first in Orlando, Florida. (Instagram Seph Lawless)

Disney's River Country now faces more like a creepy island with wild plants that spread in every corner of games plus the deadly tragedy on the death of a child.

Seph Lawless, a photographer from the northeastern part of Ohio are trying to find out the reason why Disney shut this water park.

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Opened in 1976, Disney's River Country is a water park Walt Disney World first in Orlando, Florida. (Instagram Seph Lawlles)

"Walt Disney World is the first water park was established in 1976. After being closed in 2001, this tourist spot is left dormant until recently," Seph said, as reported by the Daily Mail.

Seph also told he had been banned by the Disney World for taking a picture of a water slide that began to be filled by vines. And with evidence that Seph hope to give awareness to Disney what they have left.

Until a tragic event changed the face of this water park. Disney's River Country was once filled with the laughter of children playing cool water and swam in every vehicle. (Instagram Seph Lawless)

"Disney mad at me. But why should they get angry when someone is too close to the island that has been abandoned. What are you hiding Disney?" Seph said.

When Seph successfully interviewed a worker who used to operate Bay Lake, he said it was too dangerous to swim in the lake.

According to the Disney ships and the fireworks had polluted the lake. So they were fishing there are not allowed to eat the tangkapanya, for allegedly poisoned.

Dillansir of Fox8.com, next June 20 is the 40th anniversary of the opening of Disney's River Country. This is what inspires Seph for capturing amazing photographs from the water park that has been left unattended for 15 years.