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The Disney theme parks usually evoke these fun, bright & happy images but the happiest place on earth has a dark side, from spooky urban legends to creepy de

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Disney World and Disneyland- Get ready for some Disney myths and Urban Legends from the Disney theme parks! Are the Disneyland Ghosts real? Well, Disneyland

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When it comes to Disney flicks, there are few held in higher regard than The Lion King. It was one of the most beautiful and breathtaking animated features ever put to film, but there was a time where it was the subject of controversy. RELATED: 10 Strange Inspirations Behind Beloved Disney Characters You Never Knew About When Simba collapses onto a patch of grass, the dust and leaves swirl

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2: "It's A Small World". Moving dolls inside the "it's a small world" attraction. Rumor has it that a family caught a glimpse of a hanging body dangling from the ceiling shortly before being told to evacuate the ride. Upon closer inspection, the hanging body was an unused puppet from the attraction.

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Disney urban legend #4 Spreading ashes at the Haunted Mansion ride. For years and years, the Haunted Mansion has been home to an endless supply of Disney myths and legends, including sightings of

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1. Let's talk about the dead guy in the room. Image: Disney. One of Disney's most pervasive urban legends was only recently proven true. We've explored the morbid theory before that guests frequently lay their loved ones' ashes to rest at Disney parks, particularly inside the Haunted Mansion. When I wrote about things people need to

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Snopes reports that the earliest recorded death of someone on a Disney ride was a 15-year-old Californian who stood up on the Matterhorn Bobsleds, hit his head, and died. This may have gradually

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Welcome, fellow Disney enthusiasts, to a thrilling exploration of the enigmatic urban legends and myths that swirl around the magical world of Disney. Join us on this exciting podcast adventure as Derek and Beano, fresh from Beano's recent trip to Walt Disney World, embark on a quest to unveil the truth behind these captivating tales.

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The Disney theme parks usually evoke these fun, bright & happy images but the happiest place on earth has a dark side, from spooky urban legends to creepy details. Do you know about the tragic accident that almost ruined the Haunted Mansion? What about that eerie abandoned attraction at Walt Disney World? Is Mickey's ToonTown really home to one of the most haunted locations at Disneyland and

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Here are 10 of the most famous urban legends and myths about Disney. Walt Disney's Body Was Frozen After His Death. It is unknown who started this rumor, but it is definitely false. This urban legend may have gathered traction as a result of Disney's visionary direction of his theme parks and empire.

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7. Disney park characters sometimes molest and beat guests. In 1981, Winnie the Pooh was accused of slapping a nine-year-old girl in the face, resulting in bruising, headaches and possible brain damage. In 2004, Tigger was accused of fondling the breast of a 13-year-old girl who posed for a photo with him.

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5. There's a real dead body at Disneyland. The Pirates of the Caribbean attraction is a hotspot for rumors. According to legend, Imagineers decided to use real human bones when constructing the

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Disney Mythbusters. Walt Disney World and myths go together like America and apple pie. There are a ton of urban legends about the theme parks, and in this post, we'll debunk a bunch of common and persistent misconceptions. Many of these have gone viral online, so this should be considered something of a public service announcement post.

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10. The army discharge. Image: D23. The legend: It is said that the first three theme parks at Walt Disney World all opened on October 1, because that was the date that Walt Disney was dishonorably discharged from the U.S. Army for drawing cartoons on Army trucks. Walt is said to have been so proud of this event that his successors felt the

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Various rumors have named numerous places in the park that he's being kept, but the truth is he was cremated and is at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in California. 03. Walt Disney World's Haunted

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When Walt Disney died of lung cancer in 1966, he was cremated two days later, not immediately, and his plot isn't unknown. It's in Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, CA, and while the cemetery won't tell visitors the plot's exact location for privacy reasons, it's in a public part of the cemetery anyone can visit.

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There are some crazy urban legends and myths out there about Walt Disney World. Most fans have the good sense to dismiss the more outlandish of these out of hand (we're looking at you, "Walt Disney is cryogenically frozen and locked away in the Utilidors below Magic Kingdom"). Other rumors are plausible or have a kernel of truth to them, making them at least superficially believable.

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RELATED: 8 Terrible Disney Myths That Won't Go Away! Walt Disney's Final Instructions. Frozen falsehoods aren't the only urban legend myths surrounding Walt Disney's death. Again, the fact that Disney was known to be such a visionary of the future sparked another one about him having created a final video to be viewed by employees in the event of his death.

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What about that eerie abandoned attraction at Walt Disney World? Is Mickey's ToonTown really home to one of the most haunted locations at Disneyland and does a ghostly spirit loom through the elevator shafts in the Hollywood Tower Hotel? It's time to get a little spooky as we count down the Top 7 Disney Myths, Urban Legends and Creepy Secrets.

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Poisoned candy myths are urban legends about malevolent strangers hiding poisons ... is an urban legend that describes a 7-foot-tall specter whose job it is to collect the souls of suicide victims and stalks lonely, depressed adolescents. Walt Disney's Cryo Chamber is an urban legend claiming that after his death in December 1966

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16. Kansas. Stull Cemetery in Stull, Kansas, is famously home to a Gateway to Hell, but the state has plenty of other urban legends—like the Hamburger Man of Hutchinson, Kansas. Tales about the

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In Arkansas, The Gurdon Light is a famous urban legend. It tells the story of a railroad worker who tragically lost his light. Locals say this worker's ghost still looks for his lost light, seen as a mysterious floating light. This light has disappeared and reappeared for years, baffling visitors and experts alike.

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Urban legends are today's folklore, mixing fear with fascination. They are filled with eerie elements that stir our imagination. Stories like Jennifer's Ghost and the Hook-handed Man top the charts in urban lore. These tales carry on through time, living on in our stories.