Abandoned paradise scene goes viral as a hot photo spot for The Tag-Along movie scenes

By/Jun, Scenic Spots Family, compiled report
 
Ruins-style settings have long been popular among IG users for photography, with their uniquely desolate scenery adding a special charm to photos. Located in Waipu, Taichung, "Stone Park" was once a cherished childhood memory of local hikers. Though the park has long been closed, it attracts many photography enthusiasts—and even the horror film "The Tag-Along" chose it as a filming location.

Stone Park, closed for many years, spans 25 hectares and retains the charm of a 1960s amusement park. Ferris wheels, track trains, carousels, and other facilities from that era can still be seen. Now overgrown with weeds, the once-colorful rides are left with nothing but rusted, tangled metal and an empty atmosphere—but it’s precisely this eerie, abandoned vibe that draws many photography enthusiasts here.

In the movie "The Tag-Along," the incident involving the little girl takes place at another well-known abandoned amusement park in Taichung, "Carriedo Land." However, the actual filming location was this era-rich and nostalgia-filled "Stone Park."