A theme park in Scotland, built around the ruins of a 19th-century castle, has closed suddenly after more than a decade and a half of operation. According to reports, the attraction—opened to the public in 1995—was a local and visitor favourite. Multiple outlets describe the site as now left abandoned, with the grounds and structures reportedly left to deteriorate after the closure. One account states that the park shuts down after being judged no longer economically viable, with the closure occurring abruptly rather than through a planned wind-down. The theme park’s setting inside the wider castle grounds is central to its identity, and both reports highlight its long-running presence since the mid-1990s. As a result, the site is now described as eerily deserted, reflecting the end of the attraction’s 15-year run. Details on the specific decision-making process, any official statements, and the timing of the final day of trading are not included in the provided summaries, but both outlets agree on the closure after 1995 and the current abandoned condition of the site.