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| + | The [[Pripyat Amusement Park]] was also a tourist attraction, some sources state it never opened however others state it opened for a short while on April 27, 1986 | ||
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Pripyat, is a ghost town near to the Ukraine-Belarus border, its residents were relocated out of Pripyat after the 1986 Chernobyl Disaster, which made Pripyat a ghost town, it had around 40,000 residents in 1986.
Attractions
The Azure Swimming Pool is one of Pripyats more known former tourist attractions, and was used up until 1996 by Pripyat Liquidators, it is one of the more damaged buildings.
The Pripyat Amusement Park was also a tourist attraction, some sources state it never opened however others state it opened for a short while on April 27, 1986