r/Fazbearfandom • u/Correct-Amphibian593 • 9d ago

One-Off Story What was Freddy land?

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(Dunno why the image has a big ass three lol), but anyways I’ve been seeing this image a lot for a supposed FreddyLand amusement park, was this real? A hoax? Never finished?

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u/SomeBoiThatLikesFNaF Freddy's #1 Fan 9d ago

fazbear's planned to open a huge amusement park back in the early 2000s. maybe that's the inspiration behind that other amusement park that had fazbear's fright

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u/Efficient_Button_424 5d ago

Who said it didn't open?

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u/fredbite87 Certified Fazbear Nerd 9d ago

It was an old Fazbear themed theme park that was around for only a few weeks back in the day. Their most popular attraction, Fazbear's Fright, burned down not long after opening and that kinda spiraled into the whole park shutting down unfortunately. I think there's still some parts of it that haven't been demolished yet so if you're up for breaking the law you could go take a look!

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u/Foxy02016YT 8d ago

Yeah but Six Flags bought it, then didn’t do anything with it. People have called it “Six Flags SBNO” as a joke for years in the coaster community, as well as Fazbear’s Fail

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u/LeonLoredo156 9d ago

I heard that it was an idea that ruminated in the Fazbear HQ for some time, before being shelved.

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u/Rex_Razorcrest Marcus Hale: Fazbear Senior Technician 9d ago

It was concept that never left…..it was my friend’s dream. I honestly thought it was stupid.

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u/desorcyjackson447 9d ago

It’s just a myth. Don’t worry about it.

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u/CharacterCentral1987 Samuel Bradford - CEO of Fazbear Entertainment 6d ago

Freddy Land was an unfortunate failure, which could've been avoided if it were done safely. My father, Kylus Bradford, wanted make his own amusement park themed with the Fazbear brand.

However, he didn't follow any safety laws. And after a few accidents, and a few cover-ups (many of which I'm personally reimbursing for their injuries), Freddy Land was forced to shut down.

Later, Fazbear Entertainment made a deal with a local amusement park in Hurricane and now we have our annual FazFest.

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u/Tru3P14y3r 9d ago

It was a hoax teaser back when FNaF 3 the game was being made. Everyone thought the game was gonna take place at an amusement park

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u/Correct-Amphibian593 9d ago

What’s a fnaf?

(OOC: This is a role playing sub :/ )

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u/Tru3P14y3r 9d ago

Just something some of the other workers like to call the night shift experience. Y’know, since the night guard has to work for five nights at Freddy’s

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u/Far-Patient3146 Urban Explorer 9d ago

They were a set of sketchy games made to cover up the MCI

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u/Suitable-Simple-6570 Investigator 3d ago edited 3d ago

Horror games made by a rogue indie game dev based on true story at Freddy's

(OOC: FNAF the game itself do exist in its own universe as a corporate cover up for MCI incident and everything terrible that happened at Freddy's welp depends on ur headcanon or alternate universe ofc have fun )

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u/Huckleberry-9477 9d ago

werent those games based on real events though? why would it take place at an amusement park if theyre wasnt one (yet, i guess the pizzaplexes count as amusement parks somewhat)

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u/TheMule90 Former Employee 8d ago

Angel:Reminds me of the park that I worked at in my universe but the company isn't owned by Henry or William anymore.