Dream Rink - "In Memoriam"

"Abandoned" roller rink on eastern shore. I'm sure many people have memories of when this place was busy, some may have even met their mate years ago. Pretty much beyond reasonable renovation now. Water been coming in for years, floors caving in etc. (Second edit)

Music credits:
Opening... Act3.mp3
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Second tune...Post-Operative Dream.mp3
post-operativedream.mp3 courtesy freepd.com by Fractal Planetoid 2.0

If you are watching these on a phone, tablet or some other small device you are not experiencing it as intended. You need a good size screen and good sound system to become immersed in the video experience. http://youtu.be/wKiIroiCvZ0

Please browse through the comments before repeating a question that has already been answered many times, we will no longer repeat answers ad nauseum. Thanks

FYI: Our rules for URBEX (Abandoned building exploration)
We do not enter any buildings if we see signs posted or which do not have open doors which do not need to be forced or if there are obvious signs someone is staying there. If possible we close doors when leaving that might have been open.
We do not move or touch any personal property and never take anything (they have already lost enough).
When editing, we try to avoid any closeups of anything that could jeopardize the privacy of the owners or anyone who might have left personal items on the property.
If someone contacts us and convinces us they are the owner, we will gladly take the video offline at their request. (We have had more than one who were grateful we posted the video since it reminded them they have to do something about the situation)
We do not divulge addresses and such as most of these places have already been ruined by vandals and we do not want to be a tool for more vandalism, etc.

Thumbnail/opening image from an old newspaper article (paper unknown) A copy found here:
https://www.facebook.com/chincoteaguemuseum/photos/a.269907616447094.49126.231565076948015/772108142893703/?type=3