Welcome to the podcast delving into the disturbing history of Action Park, a now-defunct amusement park in Vernon Township, New Jersey. While the park was once a popular destination for thrill-seekers, it was also known for its extreme and dangerous rides, earning it the nickname "Traction Park."

In this episode, we'll explore the origins of Action Park and its founder, Eugene Mulvihill, who had a reputation for skirting regulations and taking risks. We'll delve into the many injuries and deaths that occurred at the park, including the infamous "Cannonball Loop" water slide and the dangerous "Tarzan Swing."

We'll also examine the legal and regulatory issues that plagued the park, as well as the public outcry and media attention that eventually led to its closure. Through interviews with former employees and park-goers, we'll paint a vivid picture of the chaotic and sometimes terrifying atmosphere of Action Park.

Join us as we take a dark journey through the history of Action Park, and explore the complex issues of safety, risk, and responsibility that continue to shape our attitudes towards amusement park culture today.