Before the screams of roller coasters echoed through the woods of Williamsburg, thousands of Native lives, colonial settlers, and enslaved people lived—and died—on this historic land. Beneath today’s cobblestones and coaster tracks are unmarked graves, lost cemeteries, and whispered stories the park was quite literally built over.

In this episode, we explore the stunning, story-rich Busch Gardens Williamsburg—not just as a theme park, but as a place where history and hauntings collide. From colonial-era skeletons discovered during construction to ghosts reported on coasters, something ancient stirs beneath the Old World charm.

At Lagoon in Farmington Utah stands a Roller coaster that has stood for more than 100 years.

It has weathered storms, fire, and time itself. Generations have climbed its wooden hills, screamed through its drops, and whispered legends about what lingers in the shadows of its frame. It’s not just a ride. It’s a monument to thrill, survival, and maybe… the unseen.

Discover the original Lagoon Amusement Park. History, tragedy, and paranormal haunt the Original site.

*Listener Discretion is Advised.

Produced by Sun-Kissed Traveler. All show notes & sources located at www.sun-kissedtraveler.com

Music and sound effects from Epidemic Sound.