Fun Dragon Wings Happy Zone | Internet Mysteries

[@grrbarking]

the op saying "chatgpt told me..." oh good god. Save us all. great vid as always btw!!! 🎉🍾

[@TheInternetInvestigator]

Yeah I thought the same, but in this case it appears to have been correct 😂 Thank you! :) 🖤

[@Blakbox92]

why would you use Chatgpt well... at all, but specifically asking it questions instead of just searching for the info. It's prone to making stuff up.

[@psi_rockin]

Same thought. Love the pui pui molcar pfp btw 🐹🚗

[@darkstarr984]

I’ve seen a video where Chat GPT hallucinated cows having a different amount of blood than they actually do.

[@JuliaCordero85]

It's how you order Lake City Quiet Pills.

[@do3807]

Heh, I remember that one...

[@montananerd8244]

Nicely done!

[@bogartwilley]

Bruh, I read that & in my head said "I know what that means... Oh dear God, I know what that means?!"

[@JuliaCordero85]

@@bogartwilley that’s hilarious. I’m glad the internet does, cause no one IRL have a ever cracked that joke to knew wtf I was talking about 😆

[@bogartwilley]

@@JuliaCordero85 HA!

[@LotusDecember]

“Chat GTP tells me the name on the paperwork for a 1800 number will typically be the communication provider” is not a source lmaooo

[@pablosanchezbellouccinni]

Dude... It's called Chat GPT!!! 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hiide0us123]

​@@pablosanchezbellouccinniYeah typo so hilarous haha😐

[@budderk1305]

@@pablosanchezbellouccinni hahah emoji crying emoji so funneh

[@misseselise3864]

@@pablosanchezbellouccinniif you know what they meant then why does it matter that they made a typo

[@adeer87]

@@pablosanchezbellouccinni Become silent

[@afterhourscinema782]

I think this one's pretty simple *1.* An inside joke that got discovered by others And/or... *2.* An ARG that went unfinished and couldn't be bothered to be deleted

[@pspspspspspspspspspspspspspss]

Absolutely an unfinished ARG. The weird uncanny playful tone of the voice matches these lost tapes of cartoon/kids shows ARG’s type of talking

[@strawberryfairy1102]

I definitely thought ARG too

[@00jstuff]

could also be a number tied to an upcoming movie/show. companies tend to make these numbers wayyy before anything comes out. like even before the trailer. if this is the case it’s possible it may be canceled. so very similar to this theory.

[@nicoler.4648]

South jersey native here and the entire area around storybook land is blueberry country it’s totally feasible that there was a blueberry farm within 4 miles

[@TheDeletingnow]

exactly what I was thinking lmao. Ocean Spray is quaking rn

[@darkstarr984]

Yeah, I thought it would work as a place in New Jersey because there’s tons of commercial blueberry farms there.

[@linstar9172]

Maybe the OP created the phone number, just to have a weird internet mystery. I wouldn't rule it out.

[@imaferretmaster]

Thats definitely my guess

[@Peridot420]

That was the first thing I thought when I heard the voicemail. It’s made up by op.

[@montananerd8244]

Ngl, it was always my dream to do an internet hoax, but people get so upset, I decided not to bother. Also huge waste of time really.

[@hollieBlu303]

SUPER early for that....but then there's that weird bridal shop and the one with the Key Lime Pie....sooo 😅

[@terribleterri2738]

After watching Reignbot for years, I swear I can tell real args from fakes lmao.

[@PongoXBongo]

The sudden disconnection after the flood of calls makes sense. The owner of the toll-free number is the one paying for the calls. More calls, more payments. I think that's why they're relatively rare for ARGs. It's cheaper just to get a regular local number with unlimited talk and text and build your game around that.

[@TheInternetInvestigator]

Ohhh they have to pay for every single call? Yeah that makes it seem even less like an ARG 🤔🖤

[@ashs.8418]

Hi!! Theme park professional here. This park definitely does not exist, or if it does, it is no longer classified as an amusement park. It is not listed on any of our databases.

[@hellawolfy6770]

One thing that came to mind is that it was part of a student project for coming up with like an amusement park design or maybe for an advertisement class. And they wanted to go like the extra mile and have a number that could be called for the immersion.

[@karak962]

That's what I'm convinced it is actually

[@SlenderWolf109]

Same. Sounds like just a step beyond what my highschool computer class made us do for an assignment.

[@darkstarr984]

Yeah, that’s likely. It’s a little bit extra and unnecessary, but it’s definitely cool if you can manage it. It doesn’t make sense as an ARG since that’s going to get overwhelming fast. But I can also see it being an abandoned ARG.

[@nasinnarcotics]

I’m just gonna say my verdict is some people set up this number and voicemail as an ARG and got bored and dropped it before it got that far. They changed the PIN after noticing people found the number either because they don’t want people to go digging into a project that’s been abandoned or because they wanted to mess with the people

[@GrayTimber]

This is exactly my thought. Especially since it's a supposed part, it probably was going to play on the same horror of FNAF or Walten Files variety.

[@Offramp-z7p]

Or it's part of a private event, like say... an escape room.

[@bostonsandatot4948]

"Happy Zone" sounds like a retro modern name, very creepy pasta

[@NSN_CYND]

Exactly!! My theory is it was an attempt at a marking arg for an indie mascot horror game think poppy playtime or indigo park, having a phone call introduce the player to the games setting is also a very popular trope in the genre

[@gayidek]

i said this in the comment section of an earlier video i saw about this topic as well, there's *no way* this whole thing isn't an attempt at an arg or analog(?) horror project the voice message simply does not sound like anything a self respecting business would put out

[@Offramp-z7p]

Or it's part of an escape room.

[@emmahughes3142]

that voicemail did noooot sound professional to me which is even stranger. the way he says rauuuuur

[@maisieghosted3592]

its probably an easter egg number for a movie, show or videogame

[@enough2715]

I get the vibe this is some sort of cheeky thing for a furry who's into dragons and his friends

[@wehehehehe-k3g]

I could totally see that to be honest

[@StephenRain-v1u]

Ur so right

[@nephilimreborn]

as a furry this is my assumption also

[@foundmedia]

i was gonna comment that my best guess is that this could be some sort of world-building that exists for a story among someone and their friends, that wasn't supposed to be found by anyone outside of it.

[@Transwithhands]

​@seihauzabrain so we just found the fun ppl and we should just try to be friends with them. 😅

[@danadecker4855]

As someone who was a teen in the 90s, this totally feels like an inside joke. Some kid or 20 y/o either had access to this number through their dads work or brute forced the pin and put this message up. The 90s were a time when people did a lot of phone pranks. You could buy comedy tapes that were made to be outgoing messages on your answering machine. This got passed around some high school or community college in the 90s.

[@Caligulette_]

For reference, in the US, 800 numbers (said like “eight-hundred,” not “eight-oh-oh”) are toll-free numbers that, back in the day when long distance calls were a thing, would be free to call from anywhere in the US. To get a 1-800 number, you have to pay for it. So if this is a dead ARG, someone somewhere is still actively paying to maintain this number. Also, FWIW most one-off amusement parks don’t have 1-800 numbers; they’ll just have a number with their local area code.

[@TheInternetInvestigator]

Thanks for clarifying! I knew it was a toll-free number but it didn't click that someone would actually still be paying for it, so if it was an ARG, it can't have been forgotten about? 🤔🖤

[@EmeraldCityVideo]

@@TheInternetInvestigatorOn the other hand, that might explain why it was disconnected soon after discovery. I imagine they received an enormous bill for hundreds of calls one month and that wasn’t what they expected.

[@shley_shley]

Thank you for saying it's pronounced as eight hundred instead of eight oh oh, I came to the comments looking for that specifically lol 😭😭

[@heidih3048]

I was a teen in the 90s, and am into old radio plays and media from the 1930s and onward. The voicemail message definitely does not sound like it was made in the 1950s.. It sounds like 90s, 2000s, or 2010s, home-made by some "clever" guy, playing some background music while he reads the script. And the tone in his voice shows he finds himself very amusing..

[@alicemilton8756]

“Come sit on our dragon themed furniture while you scroll through tik tok”

[@i.shuuya3231]

The way the phone number was found is super convenient

[@frostclaw123V1]

I turned my volume up because the main audio is a bit quiet and I was in a busy area, the change to the call audio blew my ears up lol. Great video!

[@sophiestanculescu2635]

I have also noticed the main audio has been quite low for a while. I have to significantly up the volume compared to other youtube videos, and the ads feel like a jumpscare lol Maybe that's a rendering issue? Love the content though

[@BluePhoenix1973]

Someone is paying for that number or the phone company would disconnect it for non payment and then put it back in rotation...I worked for the second biggest provider of phone related services in Canada...3 months of non payment and the number would be disconnected. Numbers don't get forgotten about because it would be bad for profits...

[@Treppy_Gecky]

Man I want fun dragon wings happy zone to be real 😢

[@staceyann1180]

Me too!! Is it for the dragon themed food court or the mitten-knitting? It was the “roar” in the recording that sold me!

[@niaram]

it is real deep in our hearts

[@CAVITYFUN]

same

[@Treppy_Gecky]

@@staceyann1180 right? I love knit and crochet I wanna do the mitten class!

[@staceyann1180]

@@Treppy_Gecky Ok the mitten class sounds roar-a-licious but they should also have a cross-stitch competition. I think this is an awesome idea. Who can cross stitch this pattern the fastest? The finals could be embroidery. I'm sure it would be so competitive and vicious a whole reality/game show could be filmed. I shouldnt post this most excellent idea on youtube. Everyone be cool and nobody steal it!

[@Kates-dead-goon]

Just one thing of note: “State Highway 687” != Interstate 687. There are a number of tiers of road designations depending on the state. “State Highway” implies that the road only goes through the state where it is named as such. US687 would be a major carriageway that goes between states, but is not an interstate. An Interstate (I687) is a major highway with several lanes going in each direction. Further, 687 would mean that it is a bypass of a section of I87, as the first digit is even. A fictional “I587” would be a spur that originated from I87, as the first digit is odd. Also, the last digit being odd implies that it is a north/south road, and the second digit being an 8 means that it is east coast, since interstate highways are numbered from west to east on north/south highways and north to south on east/west highways. So, if the road on the voicemail was an interstate, it would be fairly easy to locate, since there can only be so many bypasses called I687 off I87.

[@Kates-dead-goon]

Correction: East west highways are named from south to north.

[@kismetfolly4954]

Upon looking into this it seems like you're right! however the road doesn't exist just like the locations. According to a short article i read it was a proposed interstate in Albany NY and it was supposed to connect I-90 to I-87 ! but it never actually got made

[@Sopjies]

ah finally good noise to draw to

[@GlitchedVision]

I'm going to play NMS with this in the background lol

[@theanubisfan10]

What are you drawing if I might ask?

[@onigireee]

ayyyy same!

[@Sopjies]

@@theanubisfan10 You may! there's currently an event going on right now called art fight. people get sorted in to teams and then draw other peoples original characters to get their team points. so I've been drawing a lot of peoples oc's as of late so long videos have been my friend. :)

[@mechanicalhoundz]

lol same. I should be doing artfight but instead I'm drawing a comic for an AU of an RP I'm running

[@cecilross2848]

Probably a huge stretch but the guy saying they think it'd be near PA/NJ made me think of this one place I've passed by before in Delaware. It's off DE-896 (state highway) and called Jurassic Fun Land. When you go to their website, it asks you to "pick a location" but only lists the one. I wonder if maybe the phone number could be part of some weird expansion pitch? There's also a blueberry farm called Milburn Orchards six miles away, and a park ten miles away called Dragon Run Park. This info could also be useful in that it's just some weird kid's place that barely exists, which could be what this thing is too. Or it was being planned but never went into construction. Maybe the phone number was set up early to talk to contractors or something.

[@vaszgul736]

FYI the "wooder" pronunciation extends all the way down through the entire state of Delaware. It's a running joke in Delaware that everyone says it this way. Philly and New Jersey are a short drive from Delaware. I've made that drive myself. Just wanted to add an extra possible lead.

[@InazumaDash]

Sounds like a failed furry joke. Like advertising the worst con ever. There was a blueberry farm in Zootopia too. I dunno why I remembered that. I'm probably wrong tho.

[@enough2715]

My mind went the furry route as well. He's probably into dragons or something

[@verylostdoommarauder]

This is the best theory

[@db1019]

Don’t you think the OP could be the person behind the number? It’s very random that someone not connected to it, would find it and create a Reddit about it. More likely the OP got the buzz from watching others trying to figure it out

[@lilacocean4137]

that was my first thought too

[@cuberfan08]

I love when you talk about really obscure mysteries because I barely hear them fully explained by other people and it always leaves me curious

[@Dat1frog]

You are by far the greatest channel of this kind on KZbin. Everyone is recycling the same topics at the moment so it’s really refreshing to see well executed videos with topics I haven’t hear about before!

[@thomaseriksen6885]

The guy who first posted the number in the thread obviously set it up for internet points

[@Error8x8]

The guy on Reddit that discovered this has the most exciting life in history, calling random 800 numbers for "fun"

[@carhouse11]

My guess is that someone wanted to purposefully create an internet mystery. They wanted to create something mysterious that would gain attention for being weird and kinda creepy without being tied to an ARG (ARGs are hard to do well and gain traction for but when something is mysterious like this it gets a lot more eyes on it) and then disconnected it once it gained attention and KZbinrs started covering it. Literally any other theory makes no sense to me this is the only idea that i could come up with.

[@georgettethorsnes9626]

I still think it could end up being connected to an ARG that’s still in development, as this seems to be a rather new mystery. 😊

[@Bill.I.amEyelash]

Mitten knitting is pretty exciting.

[@heidih3048]

I do it. It is mostly relaxing, and sometimes monotonous and boring.

[@Bill.I.amEyelash]

@heidih3048 we must be doing it differently because my mitten knitting is so exciting I can become overwhelmed at times.

[@heidih3048]

@@Bill.I.amEyelash Haha-- I wish to learn your special technique/perspective! I will say that I do find the finished knitted item to be exciting-- especially if it involves colorwork, cables, lace, etc. The excitement is what keeps me interested and even addicted to knitting!

[@Bill.I.amEyelash]

@heidih3048 the thing I do is just run wild on the fact that these here mittens are the baddest thing anyone's made since the last set of mittens I made. Knowing that, I'm on full tilt boogie on some mittens.

[@Offramp-z7p]

My theory. The number could have been set up for a smaller event, like an escape room. Example: Find a flier for the park(on a wall or in a drawer in the room) as a clue. Call the number on it and guess the pin for the next clue to be given in a voice mail message. But the owner of the number never counted on people calling random 800 numbers, and flooding an unused voicemail box. Side note. The song 'Jeepers Creepers' was released in 1938. It's funny how now days everyone thinks of the movie, and the song is almost forgotten. But if the message is a throwback to by gone days (mitten knitting, marble rolling contest), the blue berry farm name is probably a reference to the song, not the movie.

[@mtoffo2275]

You really struck a chord when you said "mostly dead realm of internet mysteries" I really feel like mysteries have either been explained or rationalized out of the Internet. In the 2010s it used to be magical

[@nexttimeon5684]

Omg! I’ve been to storybook land! All I remember is the train ride and the little old lady who live in a shoe display.

[@alexg5706]

nice to see one thats not overly heavy but I like em both

[@LotusDecember]

This feels like someone wanting to create an unsolvable internet mystery. It’s a neat one though, if that is the case. Pretty creative.

[@FourteenWords-n4l]

"Knit my own mittens", right, that's on the "to do" list.

[@fortifyjoy]

knit my own mittens sounds like a euphemism

[@zeren444]

I’m definitely leaning to it being part of a weird interactive fictional story/ARG rather than it truly existing

[@ShwintyKat]

As a 90s kid, tamagotchis were only fun for like a week and we'd loooove to do marble rolling and mitten knitting Also: we say them like "one eight-hundred" numbers

[@sir-dame-sander]

haven’t seen anyone propose this yet, but my money is on this number being something a parent/older sibling/cousin/whatever set up for a young kid. I used to design fake amusement parks all the time when I was little, and scripting fictional commercials for them was always a part of the process. the weird phrasing/seemingly random activities/clunky naming conventions/etc in the fun dragon wings happy zone call immediately struck me as being exactly like something I would have written to advertise my amusement parks back in the day. odds are this number was created as a fun surprise for a loved one and ended up shutting it down after the influx of calls because it was only ever really meant to be accessed by one or two people

[@cloudycolacorp]

Maybe it's a test number for demonstrations or something. Something that a company might use for training or advertising

[@davidh7177]

Jesus christ that ad for the place was loud and I shit maself haha might need to go marble rolling to relax now!

[@loveline119]

I missclicked and ended up here, the internet overlords knew I needed some top tier entertainment. thank you! also, topic idea: antares de la luz, a chilean doom-day cult leader, who made one of his followers burn their newborn child (whom she had had with him) bc he thought the baby was the antichrist.

[@TheInternetInvestigator]

Hope you enjoy! Damnnn, that sounds dark 🥲 I'll check it out though, thanks for the suggestion! 🖤

[@barbych0mali]

I'm chilean and also a translator, if you need help researching I would be more than happy to help you​@@TheInternetInvestigator

[@barbych0mali]

​@@TheInternetInvestigatorI would also recommend the "mente enferma" case, as it is more of an internet mystery than Antares de la luz (although both are pretty interesting)

[@littlefool3563]

They recently made a documental about it, with the members of the cult. Most people hated it. I'm Chilean and the comments were not good lol.

[@steelspectre0]

It makes sense to me why the number and the dial pin were there initially, but were disconnected after people began calling it. It could be a part of an ARG or an Easter egg for a project that was never completed. Once this piece of their unfinished work started gaining attention, they likely chose to hide it

[@ohcanitbe]

An amusement park wouldn’t have a 1-800 number anyway. It would use the actual area code of the place it’s located in. Even Disney World used the Orlando area code.

[@melasnexperience]

This really sounds like an ARG (either still in process or dropped) from someone in my neck of the woods, given the Del Val accent & what sound like references to Storybook Land, Johnson's Family Farm, & basically anything you'd find in semi-rural South Jersey. The knitting club thing cracks me up for some reason. Also, stuff like marbles & all is definitely a "wholesome old-timey family activity" thing places like Johnson's Farm would offer to their markets.

[@chiiihiiim7869]

This might be off, but what if this was a puzzle for a small escape room or event? Public libraries sometimes hold events like this and perhaps the code was used for a safe or a lock. That would also explain the slightly unprofessional sound of the voicemail? I dont know, it's just a thought.

[@EW-ed6kd]

7:19 I used to live in central VA and people also said “wooter”

[@ewetn1]

Same in New York.

[@animefreddiemercury]

While idk about that specific blueberry farm, there are a lot of blueberries grown in the NJ pinebarrens, where Storybook land is located

[@SillyLilFella]

Fun Dragon? You fool, you absolute buffoon, you have fallen for my trap. Yeah, I had fun draggin' my [REDACTED]

[@Peajay007]

Maybe it’s from a failed horror movie that was never released. It could have been part of their marketing

[@JosephBennett-225]

What kinda pycho dials random 800 Numbers and then documents them for fun lol

[@DOGY4RD]

Probably a special interest or something

[@fleabaguette]

I would probably do this shit if I don’t have to work lol

[@misseselise3864]

right lmfaoo like how bored can you be?

[@Androgygoose]

Everyone needs a hobby

[@HyenaPaint]

You might be too young to remember this, but when cell phones first came out, you used to be able to call your own number, type in the pin once you got to your voicemail, and then you could listen to your voicemails, even if you weren’t on your phone. Which means you could go to a payphone and check your voicemails. You could call a landline and check your voicemails. The message that you described makes me think that that was the pin to check the voicemails. The message that popped up is reminiscing of somebody who may be would block that ability. So when they even though he figured out the pin, he was no longer able to check the voicemails from an alternative phone number. Which is why he got the error message and why the pin was changed.

[@playdohmasochist]

Haha I live by the Jeepers Creepers house.its next door to the Twister house and across the road from a replica Beetlejuice house 🏠

[@Oceanblue_Art_]

Finding out that there's a London and a Manchester in Kentucky was probably a bruh moment as a person from the UK wasn't it

[@CommonInternetLurker]

My two theories are 1) an unfinished/abandoned ARG 2) It was to be an Easter egg for a TV show or film that was never produced/released I don't think the park ever existed, and the phone number was created for one of the two reasons mentioned.

[@sofiarnwayjnkie6127]

Funnily enough, I wouldn't be surprised if this was connected to a fictional book of some kind. I have read books where the author has created fake social medias/ websites etc that are apart of the books universe that would likely be confusing or odd to someone stumbling across it !

[@TomteeriffNash-zh2vn]

Always a good day when the lovely internet investigator uploads haha 😊

[@GOTTA_RUN]

You're videos really do hit the best when it's on 2x speed.

[@WarBeasty]

The way you said, "roar" could be one of the best things I've ever heard.

[@quantumslasher]

The 800 numbers in the US are eight-hundred numbers. For the local vernacular.

[@Nahobino777]

"Fun Dragon Wings Happy Zone" has the same energy as "Burger King Foot Lettuce"

[@niaram]

going to get a number and play some weird/creepy/confusing voicemail so i get a bunch of videos and posts made of me

[@misseselise3864]

idk why but i’m 99% sure that OP made the phone number for internet points

[@Olivia-Jam]

Loved this video!! I love that you cover newer, more obscure internet mysteries that no one is talking about!! Keep doing you girl xx

[@qwertydog9795]

just when i thought there was nothing good on youtube today :)

[@TheInternetInvestigator]

I heard your thoughts and came to save you 😂🖤

[@woobiehastelly]

I still think it was a cancelled ARG. Most ARGs never finish, as the creator eventually fails to continue the plot in a satisfactory manner. I remember during the Marble Hornets era of ARGs, most copycats would just stop uploading after one or two posts/videos.

[@sandrafaith]

This is a weird / great wholesome-ish mystery. Someone's probably already made this comment, but just FYI, we usually say "one eight-hundred" for "1-800." Numbers with the area code "800" are toll-free (for the caller).

[@verylostdoommarauder]

I heard the theory that this was for an escape room, and that sounds like a pretty likely solution. The idea is that putting in the PIN would activate the next part of the puzzle, which is why it doesn't seem to do anything. Or it's just some really weird guy.

[@crescentcreates6286]

Oh that actually makes a lot of sense

[@crimedoll]

Never in all my time being a subscriber did I think I would hear you talking about my local amusement parks. Listing intently because I'm from South New Jersey, and it's where I live, right in between Philly and storybook land. I'll let you guys know if I hear anything that rings a bell but guessing not because I know everything in this area Also I know storybook land well, from going there as a kid and bringing my kids there. This place is definitely not referring to there

[@blakedawson944]

I really didn't expect my favorite childhood amusement park to be in this video when I clicked it. I live in a town outside of Philly. My parents took me to Storybook Land regularly as a kid. I remember it fondly. I thought it was the best place. I am not even close to having my own kids yet, but I have every intention of bringing my kids to Storybook Land

[@mothfloss1480]

it’s a stretch but there’s an amusement park not far from philadelphia called dutch wonderland that (from my fuzzy childhood memories) had a lot of dragon themed attractions and a dragon themed roller coaster

[@GKNW]

Oh fuck I am so sorry but I couldn’t help laugh at myself for thinking you said “Bloopery farm” not blueberry. I was thinking “I wonder what a bloopery farm is”

[@SoulxSpectre]

This was really interesting, great video as always! Made me think about how there was a huge childrens playcentre/amusement park in my town in England in the early 2000s I used to go to and recently tried to look up during a conversation with my mum and there is absolutely 0 record of it online that I can find nowadays which shocked me, and I've driven past the area in recent years and it is just warehouses now. I suppose the early 2000s computers were less of a thing than now but I can see how places and things get lost in time somewhat.

[@izznt]

You always have the most original , well researched and interesting videos istg ❤❤

[@Harudodo]

Y’all I was watching another video on this exact topic when the notification hit and it freaked me out so much 😂

[@TheInternetInvestigator]

Hahaha oops! Did someone else make a video on this? I didn't see any others, would be intrigued to hear another take on it if so 😄🖤

[@Littlemissdirtbag]

No need to specify so that she can get more information? So vague.

[@Harudodo]

@@TheInternetInvestigator yes!! It was by Podcast Rocker , he’s very small I believe he has like 1.5k subscribers :)

[@Harudodo]

@@Littlemissdirtbag it wasn’t intended like that lol 😂😂

[@j.p.giambalvo1123]

​@@TheInternetInvestigator I don't remember which channel it was, but the one I watched yesterday discussed similar possibilities to the ones that you did. I can only speak for myself, but I'll listen to another video on a topic I've already heard about, especially if it's from a creator that I enjoy. Let's investigaet!

[@TheOrginalPrincessColey]

I’m just going to say, Google has been watered down, like really bad. All the search engines are garbage these days

[@rorysuperstar]

so glad you did a video on this!! this number is very interesting to me

[@NSN_CYND]

I have a theory it probably isn't right but it's something Mascot indie horror is a pretty popular thing I feel like theres a new one popping up every few months now, I think an old dragon theme park that holds weird out of touch event's kids wouldn't want to go to sounds like a very obvious setting for one of these types of games the phone call is actually a very popular trope in these types of games as well i could totally see this at a marketing arg to promote a game but obviously games are difficult to make maybe the developer gave up and lost interest so stopped the phone calls the more im thinking about it the more its seeming like a possibility

[@spicylemons8557]

My brain immediately thought this was gonna be about heroin or something

[@psi_rockin]

I swear if this is just another ARG and not some cool lost media of a forgotten theme park... 😤 I'd totally draw fan art

[@acoolusername]

So a few years ago I was involved in a performance art piece at my college and for it, I put together a phone number for a fake company people view the piece could call. This was not difficult and only cost around twenty dollars. I personally hired a voice actor on Fivver to record my messages, but there are plenty of similar cheap services you can use to make very convincing messages. I’m saying this because I feel that the inside joke/failed arg ideas are very VERY likely here. The failed arg my personal theory as the PIN code not leading to anything could easily just be a feature the creator intended to flesh out, but never got around to. Or, if the poster was telling the truth and they did find the number at random, it could even be a wip arg that someone out there is still putting together and hasn’t set up the response yet

[@potatoplayboy]

They used to be a jeepers in jersey Gardens mall. Feels like it’s so off-topic to even mention it, but watching this video triggered my memory of going there as a kid there is a fact or was a jeepers in New Jersey. It was up north though and in Jersey Gardens mall..

[@graveyardbaby669]

This reminds me of horrorland episode from goosebumps. That was my favorite episode.

[@daisiesforghosts]

I bet it’s a place in a book or a comic that had a number written in the text and they made the number real for fun

[@Bummerdrummer463]

I suspect somebody put this message on this number so they could post it on reddit as an internet mystery. So the first record of this number being discussed online is probably by the person responsible. Create a "mystery" and tell everuone on the internet about said mystery for attention. He who smelled it dealt it.

[@fionakayknits]

as a knitting instructor, a weekly knit your own mittens class isn't that weird on its own. 😂

[@FranzPerez21]

To me, this seems like it could be associated with some other piece of media or game of some sort. It *could* be an ARG, or it could be a phone number visible in a movie or TV show that just hasnt been identified yet where this park is a setting or background feature, or possibly even as part of an escape room or other type of puzzle game. I have no idea why an escape room operator would buy a toll-free number instead of just having a local recording on a disconnected phone, but it could be something like that.

[@cassandra1819]

I was just thinking about this little mystery today and then my fave KZbinr uploads! 🥰

[@shazma0]

*RAWR*

[@estrabetenovomultilaser1936]

I love your voice and your accent, it's music for my ears

[@brischarrer]

That sounds like limited-time Halloween offerings at (*insert business name*).

[@Dannn-y7k]

I’m surprised this hasn’t been mentioned but it could totally be from an old defunct prank call or fake number service, like a fake number that you’d give out as a joke.

[@crhiannonelizabeth4267]

this is definitely an escape room number lol

[@MishKoz]

I'd genuinely sign up for the Knit Your Own Mittens Club

[@yipitchi]

Seeing the Gooseboose video talking about it and getting this in my notifs the same day was surreal, good video btw