Ghost Town Shutters After Failing to Attract Visitors 'ghost32shutdownafter15%'

In a shocking move, the once-thriving tourist destination known as Ghost Town has announced its permanent closure effective immediately.

According to sources close to management, visitor numbers have plummeted by an astonishing 85%, leaving officials with no choice but to pull the plug on operations altogether.

'It's been a tough year for us,' said Tom Jones, General Manager of Ghost Town. 'We've tried everything - from rebranding ourselves as 'Spooky Hollow' to offering discounted ghost tours in hopes of luring more people through our gates.'

Despite these efforts, however, it seems that potential visitors simply aren't biting.

'It's heartbreaking really,' added Jones tearfully. 'This place has been a staple of local tourism for decades now. I never thought the day would come when we'd have to shut up shop forever.'

As news spread throughout town yesterday evening, current staff and residents were left reeling in shock as they struggled to process what this meant for their futures.

'We had no idea it was coming,' said long-time employee Sarah Wilson, fighting back tears. 'I've worked here since I was 16 years old! What am I supposed to do now?'

Efforts are currently underway by local authorities to find alternative employment opportunities for those affected by the sudden closure of Ghost Town.

In related news, rumors have begun circulating that a number of former employees and residents may be considering moving en masse to nearby Evansburg in search of greener pastures. When contacted for comment earlier today, officials at both destinations declined to confirm or deny these reports.

Ghost 32 shuts down after 15%