NEW pics of an abandoned water park shows its chilling remains following a horrifying accident.
The have been left untouched for more than ten years.
The Copa Capana Water Park, in , , has been abandoned since one of the world’s worst amusement park horrors in 2014.
11 years ago, a teenage boy died after an accident involving one of the park’s key attractions.
The boy, aged 13, along with his younger sister, nine, were swept up by howling gust of wind while playing inside a large .
They were thrown from the surface of a swimming pool into a 30 meters away.
The extent of the damage to the children was immediately apparent, and they were rushed to Agia Sofia in the city.
Tragically, the boy died shortly after, after sustaining major head injuries which he would never recover from.
failed to resuscitate him.
Thankfully, his sister managed to survive.
However her injuries were critical, and she wad diagnosed with a severe .
This is where lung tissue is bruised by a major blow to the chest, which causes and fluid accumulation.
The incident led to the water park’s two managers being in relation to the incident.
Officers also began an investigation into whether had played a role in the boy’s death.
In the end, decided that the disaster occurred due to a combination of “ conditions and .”;
The park was closed for good shortly after.
Now, 11 years on, a group of explorers took cameras into the to catch a glimpse of what remains today.
The 30,000 square meter park now appears to be under the exclusive management of mother nature, with weaving between the .
Carpets of cover the flumes, with the yellow plastic now sporting a green tinge.
Stagnant , which once collected those riding the flumes are now full of pond-life, such as tadpoles.
Dozens of and have been stored away under one of the slides.
The explorers are YouTube group Urbandoned, who have 138,000 subscribers.
They managed to sneak into the park round the back, and had to fight through thick layers of to get through.
Eventually, a approaches them, and offers to show them around abandoned areas of the amusement park.
This comes after urban explorer Lukka Bradburn found an abandoned
near NikkÅ, Tochigi, in, shut its doors in 2007.
It originally opened in 1973 and was inspired by classic American and Italian Western movies.
Ultimately, the park later closed as a result of competition from Tokyo Disneyland.
Lukka found an intact replica of Mount Rushmore, as well as a stadium where crowds once watched jousting and other sports.
