In this first episode of Defunctland, Kevin explores the history behind Walt Disney World's terrifying Tomorrowland attraction, ExtraTERRORestrial: Alien Encounter.
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin explores the history behind Disneyland's 80's teenage nightclub, Videopolis.
In this addition to Defunctland, we take a look at the history of Universal Studios Florida's extinct attraction, Jaws: The Ride.
In this installment of Defunctland, Kevin explores the history behind Disney's Hollywood Studios' icons, the Earffel Tower and the Sorcerer's Hat. He also announces the first section of Defunctland Park, Encounterland.
In this installment of Defunctland, Kevin examines the history of the famous Pretzel Dark Rides.
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin takes a look at the closed nightclubs on Disney's Pleasure Island.
n this episode of Defunctland, Kevin takes a look at the highly requested extinct attraction Kongfrontation, formerly found at Universal Studios Florida.
Defunctland goes to Anaheim to discuss the history of Disneyland Resort's California Adventure and Disney's worst attraction of all time, Superstar Limo. To watch the original version, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mD8ErN_masM "Hello everyone. To answer the main question, yes I have already done an episode on Superstar Limo. I will be going back and redoing some of my old videos every now and then to give them the same research and production value as the new ones. This video is over twice as long as the original, because I was able to find so much more information and footage." - Kevin Perger, Defunctland
This is a proof of concept for the in-development Defunctland VR Park.
Learn about the history of Back to the Future: The Ride in this highly requested addition to Defunctland.
In this dangerous episode of Defunctland, Kevin takes a look at Universal Studios Florida's original attraction, Earthquake: The Big One, and its successor, Disaster! A Major Motion Picture Ride... Starring You
Kevin tries to tackle two attractions in this two part Defunctland episode, Disneyland's Submarine Voyage and Walt Disney World's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage.
The conclusion of this two part episode in which Kevin tells the history of Walt Disney World's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage and the fate of it and Disneyland's Submarine Voyage.
Happy 4th of July! To celebrate, Kevin discuss a patriotic addition to Defunctland, America Sings.
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin discusses the history of Universal Studios Florida's extinct special effects show, Ghostbusters Spooktacular.
n this unlucky-thirteenth episode of Defunctland, Kevin discusses the most infamous coaster ever built, Kings Island's Son of Beast.
In this special crossover episode of Defunctland, Jack and Kevin explore the history behind Epcot's extinct simulator, Body Wars.
We take our first trip to Cedar Point to discuss the extinct, indoor roller coaster Disaster Transport.
Defunctland takes on the troubled 4D, sci-fi, Disney, Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, Michael Jackson, and Michael Eisner film, Captian EO.
Defunctland takes on Vernon, New Jersey's infamous water park, Action Park! Watch and learn the full history of this dangerous amusement park.
It's the Defunctland Halloween Special and Kevin is traveling to the Graveyards of Universal Studios for this addition!
It's a clickbait-palooza with special guest star Disney Dan, as Kevin and him count down the top 5 defunct walk-around characters!
In this very merry Defunctland christmas special, Kevin discusses the History of the Country Bear Christmas Special at Disneyland and Walt Disney World.
All amusement parks need restaurants right? In this minisode, Kevin talks about the history of the now-defunct McDonald's advertising character, Mac Tonight.
In this minisode, Kevin discusses the former entrance to Disney California Adventure.
Defunctland makes its first trip to Busch Gardens with the coaster catastrophe, Drachen Fire.
In the Defunctland Season premiere, Kevin travels back to Paramount's Kings Island in Mason, Ohio to discuss one of the most unique dark rides of all time, Tomb Raider: The Ride.
In Defunctland's first international addition, Kevin explores the history of Alton Towers and its Space Mountain rip-off coaster, the Black Hole.
Kevin discusses the much beloved Journey Into Imagination and its wonderful characters, Dreamfinder and Figment, in part one of this two part crossover with Yesterworld.
Defunctland goes back to Universal Studios Florida with Kevin discussing the opening day attraction, Alfred Hitchock: The Art of Making Movies.
Defunctland goes to Japan to discuss the history of the eventually abandoned Disneyland knock-off, Nara Dreamland!
In this inaugural episode of Debunkedland, Noah discusses the rumors and conspiracies surrounding Disney's most infamous extinct attraction, ExtraTERRORestrial: Alien Encounter.
Defunctland travels to just outside of Paris, France to discuss the failure of Disney's biggest gamble, Euro Disney Resort.
The conclusion of Defunctland's two episode dissection of the Euro Disney resort. This time, Kevin discusses the history of Discovery Mountain, aka Space Mountain: De La Terre a La Lune, aka Space Mountain: From the Earth to the Moon, and eventually known as Space Mountain: Mission 2.
On this episode of Debunkedland, the team takes a look at Universal Studios Florida's defunct attraction, Jaws: The Ride, and all of the controversies, rumors, and conspiracies that it experienced during its tenure at the park.
On this swinging episode of Defunctland, Kevin tells the history of Busch Gardens Williamsburg fan favorite, the now-defunct Arrow suspended coaster, the Big Bad Wolf.
In time for its 50th Birthday, Defunctland takes a deep dive into Houston's much beloved former theme park, Six Flags Astroworld.
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin and Disney Dan sell out for a second time.
Defunctland goes to Virginia to explore the history of the Disney park that never was, Disney's America.
Defunctland packs its bags and checks into Orlando, Florida's forgotten resort, the Nickelodeon Hotel. Or the Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn. Or just the Nick Hotel. It had a lot of names.
The last stop in a long journey to Disney Quest, Defunctland takes a look at Disney Regional Entertainment's first venture, Club Disney. Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theater, McDonald's Playplaces and Leaps and Bounds, Discovery Zone, Showbiz Pizza, and more are discussed in this little-known part of Disney history.
Defunctland discusses the rise and fall of Disney's high-tech, virtual reality arcade, DisneyQuest, located in Walt Disney World's Downtown Disney in Orlando, in Downtown Chicago, and almost in many other places.
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin goes back to his roots, visiting Kansas City's Worlds of Fun to discuss the Orient Express coaster and the park as a whole.
In this extra-spooky Halloween special of Defunctland, Kevin travels to Japan to discuss the history of Tokyo Disneyland's Cinderella Castle Mystery Tour, a terrifying creation. He also provides a short history of the Black Cauldron, so there's that.
In this gripping noir thriller, detective Kevin Perjurer takes on the mystery of the many abandoned Santa Claus and Christmas themed amusement parks around the world.
Today, Disney Dan takes over the channel to discuss the Muppets Disneyland takeover that never happened.
Kevin goes down under to explore the makings of Australia's biggest and most renowned theme parks, Wonderland Sydney and what led to its untimely demise.
In this high flying episode of Defunctland, Kevin takes a look at the history of the official airline of Walt Disney World resort, Eastern Airlines.
In this episode, Kevin explores the history of Joel Chandler Harris, Uncle Remus, Song of the South, Splash Mountain, and Six Flags Over Georgia's forgotten dark ride, Tales of the Okefenokee.
In the Season Two finale of Defunctland, Kevin ends his Michael Eisner saga with his final years at the company, overseeing the development, construction, and opening of Disney's smallest and worst-performing Magic Kingdom, Hong Kong Disneyland.
In this Defunctland minisode, Kevin explores the history of McDonald's and Disney's relationship, from Dinoland to Happy Meals.
In this Defunctland minisode, Kevin explores the history of Cedar Fair's Berenstain Bear Country, as well as providing a few bear facts.
In the Season 3 Premiere, Kevin and company go all the way back to the 19th century to explore the origins of World's Fairs, the Ferris Wheel, and much much more.
Debunkedland with "K" is a reboot of the original Debunkedland series created by Kevin Perjurer, Noah Randall, and Heath Jinkins.
In this episode, Kevin discusses the history of Walt Disney's childhood amusement park, Kansas City's Electric Park and all of its attractions, including Hale's Tours of the World, the Loop the Loop Coaster, and Alligator Joe.
In this episode, Kevin travels back to the tail end of the Roaring Twenties to look at the development of the Century of Progress fair in Chicago and how the World's Exposition changed the United States and its view of progress
One of the single most important stories in theme park history has nothing to do with a theme park. This is Walt's Field Day, the Craziest Party Walt Disney Ever Threw. An Editorial Note on This Production: This video features many quotes from Walt Disney and his staff, read in the video by actors. Some of these quotes, said decades later, are placed in the story as if they are being said in the moment. This was done in such a way as to not change the meaning or intention of the original quote, but it does alter the context. On a few occasions, a dialogue scene is constructed out of past quotes said at different times. Specifically, Walt most likely did not yell "You commie sons of b----" immediately after Babbitt's mocking of him with the megaphone, but Walt did say those words in reference to Babbitt and the protestors. These quotes, and this video as a whole, would not be possible without the work of hundreds of researchers, journalists, and writers. Below are a few and where you can find more of their work:
In this episode of Defunctland, Kevin follows Walt Disney to a small Kiddieland in Los Angeles named Beverly Park, run by the savvy and multi-talented David Bradley.
Before Disneyland, Walt Disney envisioned a smaller theme park, called Mickey Mouse Park, to be placed at his Burbank Studio. In this episode, Kevin discusses the events that led to its creation and the influences it would have on Disneyland.
In this episode, Kevin finally reaches the opening of Disneyland, focusing on the development and history of Tomorrowland 1955, the first, hastily-made version of the famous theme park land, including attractions such famous attractions as Rocket to the Moon, Autopia, Space Station X-1, the Matterhorn, the Skyway, Submarine Voyage, and the Monorail.
In this episode, Kevin explores the history of what is widely regarded as Six Flags worst coaster in recent history, Six Flags Magic Mountain's Green Lantern: First Flight.
In this fiery episode of Defunctland, Kevin tells five stories from New York's infamous playground of pleasure, Coney Island.
In this episode, Kevin remains in New York to discuss the short-lived but elaborate Freedomland U.S.A. designed by Disneyland's former manager, C.V. Wood.
All roads converge at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair, as the infamous city planner Robert Moses recruits Walt Disney to create the greatest fair in the history of the world.
For one glorious summer, an experimental, sci-fi band rocked Disneyland's space stage. With a bass-playing Wookie and an acrobatic frog, the band's existence is nearly unbelievable, and the story behind its creation is just as incredible. This is Defunctland's first feature film, Live From the Space Stage: A HALYX Story.
Walt Disney made ambitious plans for a City of Tomorrow named E.P.C.O.T. just before his death in 1966, but the plans were soon abandoned. What were Walt's ideas for his city of the future, what happened to the project, and would it have worked?
In this one-off episode, Kevin dives into the flagship location of the iconic toy retailer Toys "R" Us in the heart of Times Square in New York City.
In this episode, Kevin discusses the history of Disneyland's Adventure Thru Inner Space, a ride that shrank guests to the size of an atom and was sponsored by an infamous company.
In this episode, Kevin explores the history of SeaWorld San Diego's short-lived ~dark~ ride, the failed Submarine Quest.
On December 15, 1966, Walt Disney died. Sixteen years later, on October 1, 1982, EPCOT Center opened. This documentary covers the journey that took place in between.
A compilation of all of the footage that Kevin did not use in the first season of Defunctland.