Abandoned Cruise Ship Arcade Machines

The ship is outfitted.

Abandoned cruise ship arcade machines. The Duke of Lancasters last voyage was in 1978 it was then beached at Llanerch-y-Mor in Flintshire in 1979 - and it has sat there ever since. Not really he says. In 2012 several local arcade game collectors made a deal with Solitaire Liverpool Ltd and purchased most of the coin-operated machines at the time The Fun Ship closed.

No one went there no one cared. Over time the derelict ship started to rust and became largely forgotten about known only to locals as the beached ship by the coast. The creepy pictures were taken by an urban explorer known as Abandoned Southeast aboard the casino cruise ship Casino Royale.

To an abandoned cruise ship that was dry-docked in north Wales. Casino cruise ships offer passengers a unique opportunity to gamble at sea where they are free of any federal regulations. One of the plans for The Fun Ship was an amusements arcade covering an entire deck.

Poker chips were scattered throughout the abandoned casino ship. Play the free online arcade game Escape 3D - The Ship at Big Fun Town. I might grab a round or two on Gravitar.

One of the plans for The Fun Ship was an amusements arcade covering an entire deck. There were also a. That one required a crane to retrieve the machines As for the games themselves does Tony actually play them.

So when it closed over 50 arcade machines from. It turns out The Duke of Lancaster was hiding over 50 arcade machines from the golden era which had been sealed shut inside for years. The ship was outfitted with 240 slot machines and 18 tables for roulette blackjack craps and poker.