It is currently listed for $675,000.

Signs that say 'Do Not Enter' have been posted throughout the roadside attraction to keep people out.

Officials say the roadside attraction was a public safety hazard with broken windows, doors, and no electricity running due to failure to pay the bills.

The well-known roadside attraction along I-65 reopened Friday with the aim of bringing in tourists seven days a week -- pumping money into local businesses.