Graffiti-sprayed walls, overgrown walkways and broken windows: Eerie footage from inside the abandoned Big Brother house on the Gold Coast goes viral
An urban explorer has captured eerie footage from inside the abandoned Big Brother house on the Gold Coast.
The TikTok video reveals what remains of the original compound, which is tucked away in the Dreamworld amusement park.
The swimming pool is now filled with algae and the outdoor area has been reclaimed by nature with overgrown walkways.
Chilling: An urban explorer has captured eerie footage from inside the abandoned Big Brother house on the Gold Coast
The set has graffiti-sprayed walls, windows are smashed, and some walls have been torn down.
The mini-pool area, where housemates used to relax, is also green with algae and the surrounding concrete tiles are usurped by weeds.
Meanwhile, mirrors and windows have been smashed by vandals and wallpaper is peeling off the walls.
Destroyed: The set has graffiti-sprayed walls, windows are smashed, and some walls have been torn down
Throwback: The original Big Brother house was once one of Australia’s most iconic mansions
In June 2019, the abandoned Big Brother house was deliberately lit on fire.
Four children aged between 11 and 15 were later charged with arson after it was set ablaze.
Two nine-year-olds who were also arrested were released after assisting police with inquiries.
Before: The mini pool area, where housemates used to relax, is also green with algae and the surrounding concrete tiles are being usurped by weeds
After the show was axed in 2014, the original house was left to rot for five years.
Last year, Seven confirmed a Big Brother reboot but production company Endemol Shine ruled out returning to Dreamworld after the original house was destroyed.
The new house was built at the former Army Artillery training school at North Head, near Manly in Sydney, New South Wales.
Arson: In June 2019, the abandoned Big Brother house burnt down after it was deliberately lit on fire