to other locations around the country. The Rebellion was sold to Ghost Town in the Sky and reopened in 2007. In December 2006, Joyland Inc. made a bold move and sent the city a letter of intent stating their intention of reopening the park, more as a new amusement park on the former site. The deal was to be completed on a three-year lease plan. However, upon viewing it in person, Joyland Inc. pulled out of the deal due to extensive damage including infrastructure damage, wiring, and plumbing. Outcome The Grand Carousel was bought by The Children's Museum Of Memphis and has been in operation for many years following its closure. The Revolution was bought by an amusement park in the Philippines and now operates as The Zimerman Corkscrew Coaster. The Zippin Pippin is in Wisconsin and is still operating to this day. People with Tennessee State IDs or drivers licenses can ride the Pippin for free. The area is now a massive parking lot and green space known as Tiger Lane that has also added a disc golf course named Libertyland to a large part of it on the south end. References External links Remember Libertyland - A Libertyland Tribute Defunct amusement parks in the United States History of Memphis, Tennessee Amusement parks in Tennessee Landmarks in Tennessee Buildings and structures in Memphis, Tennessee 1976 establishments in Tennessee 2005 disestablishments in Tennessee