How's it look now, today?
Apparently the YouTube video above is recent. Also, it appears to be for sale:
Description: 35 Acre Amusement Park for sale. Consisting of the following rides, buildings and concessions. The major rides are as follows: CP Huntingdon Train, Mack Disco Star, Mack Music Express, Mack Bumper Cars, Mack Fun House, 3,000 Foot Wooden Coaster with PTC cars, Tilt-A-Whirl, Eyerly Monster, 48-piece Merry-Go-Round, Dark Ride, Swing Ride, Twister, Show Boat, Paratrooper. The Kiddie Rides include Convoy, Whip, Dreamn, Kid Coaster, Motorcycles, Helicopters, Antique Cars, 3 Story Play Port. Water Park includes 2 150' Chutes with pool. The park concessions has 15 Paddle boats with docks, 18 hole mini-golf, 300' Go Cart Track, Lazer Storm arena, 300 seat bingo hall, Full Size Arcade, 6 Games of chance, Gift Shop, 2000 seat PlayHaus Theater, 8 concession stands, 1 concession Chinese TRailer, catering facility for 5000 people. Buildings on the grounds include 2 offices, 7 houses, 7 pavillions, 1 Magic Pavillion, 3 bay Maintenace Shop, Full size church. Owners house is 4 bedroom, 2 bath English Tudor, fully furnished. Managers house is a 4 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, fully furnished. Owls nest is a fishing lodge with 6 bedrooms on Yellow Breeches Creek, plenty of beds and full kitchen. This Amusement park has many amenities such as a 2 acre lake with fresh water spring, easy access of PA Turnpike and Rts. 15, 81, and 83 coming from Baltimore MD, Washington D.C. and Philadelphia Pa. Park being sold at $3,000,000.00
"All I want to know is....the "Holy Church of Lazer Tag" is included!!!! "

And if you want to know the "quality" woodie you'd be buying, check out the POV here:
http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/vi ... hp?t=19986