Sometimes we think about places that we have been to, only to find out that they no longer exist.
#21
My childhood home. It occasionally pops up on Zillow for sale... Tiny 3 bedroom house for 400k (it's near Atlanta so everything is a million times more expensive)
With the current renovations it doesn't even look like my home any more 😢
With the current renovations it doesn't even look like my home any more 😢
11points
#22
Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Went there once during the stadiums final year of existence back in 2003.
10points
#23
Vans warped tour. 75 bands for $40 you will never see that again
I will miss it forever
10points
#24
The Azure Window in Malta, the most famous landmark on the island of Gozo! The natural arch disappeared forever in March 2017 during a massive storm and sea erosion.
10points
#25
Not technically a place, but I'm gonna say Linkin Park concert. I saw them live literally days before Chester Bennington died and I'll be forever grateful for that opportunity.
8points
#26
Japanese Village and Deer Park, Buena Park, California
8points
#27
Palisades Park. Well, the town is still there, but not the amusement park. We used to go there after work as a teenager.
At least we can still listen to the song.
At least we can still listen to the song.
8points
#28
Old Colorado City. While it does technically exist, it’s most definitely not what it used to be and literally every other shopping city is better now, which is sad. But if you get the chance I suggest you check it out.
7points
#29
Mr. Fable's fast food hamburger restaurant back in Grand Rapids, MI. OMG they had thee BEST homemade burgers and the best onion rings! When I was in college, I'd drive home to my parent's house for the weekend and would always stop there before heading home. I went to the usual spot one weekend and almost had a heart attack. In place of my beloved burger heaven was a Wendy's! HOW DARE THEY! I went home and was devastated. My mother made bbq burgers that night. They were, as always, delicious beyond belief, but still...not quite the same.
7points
#30
an affordable country
7points
#31
To be philosophical about it. Everything. No two experiences are ever the same and trying to recapture it, usually leaves you disappointed.
7points
#32
Stitch’s Great Escape, I went on that ride once, and I didn’t like it at all because I hated the dark, and the ride was closed in 2018, and the stitch animatronic was left to decay.
6points
#33
Opry Land
5points
#34
Mazzio's Pizza. Ever since it closed down in my home town. I haven't seen one in any of the 4 homes I've lived in
5points
#35
Ames Department stores. even worked at one in college
5points
#36
A lot of military bases in Iraq. Many were simply shut down while a few others were sacked by ISIS...
4points
#37
my elementary school got torn down after I got transferred to a school with an advanced program for 4th grade so right after 3rd grade (2019)
4points
#38
My childhood grade school. It’s now a ritzy high rise that overlooks the city. It had so much character. Lots of good memories.
4points
#39
Kings Island in Ohio Star Trex Theme Section
4points
#40
Bradford College.
The closing ceremony was a couple hours after the last graduation ceremony.
The closing ceremony was a couple hours after the last graduation ceremony.
3points