New Papa Roach Video -- Real Park?

If anyone has seen the new Papa Roach video for "She Loves Me Not," the video takes place in what seems to be a decrepit seaside amusement park. There's a Scrambler (which lead singer Coby Dick rides during the video), a Fantasy Fling-style centripetal force ride that may be computer generated, plus a broken-down shooting gallery, and what appears to be a coaster that is only seen in the distance. At one point there's a sign with some letters missing, and the only word I could make out was "STREET". In addition, during a couple of shots, you can make out some skyscrapers in the background as well.

In general, the place has the look of old-style boardwalk parks, but I can't figure out if it's a real park or a fake. Some of the rides obviously aren't real, but most of them are pretty realistic. If anyone else sees the video, perhaps they can settle this mystery.

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I've seen the video and was also wondering that.

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i saw the "making the video" on MTV. i belive they rented a couple of flats from a nearby traveling fair (scrambler, etc.) and went to an actual old rundown park that is closed down. they paid for the use of it but it was an actual park. they never said where it was tho.

No, Actually the video was shot in a field or dump of some kind. Try to catch it on "Making The Video". The scrambler was rented if I remember right.

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Very true joey isch. I am a HUGE papa roach fan and watched it the night it premiered. Anyway, I saw papa roach and just had to enter.

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yup, joey isch got it. check tvguide.com for making the video and see when its on again. its been on alot lately.

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It wasn't in any closed amusement park or anything. It was shot in a field somewhere near LA. They rented the scrambler and had some old bumper cars and a shooting gallery. That is really it. The only operational ride was the scrambler.

It is a awsome song and video though!

Cool themeing, a Mad-Max park...

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