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Sunset Girl wrote:Chaychay, an article about deaths at the Disney parks can be seen here.

http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/deaths.htm

My heart goes out to the family of that little boy.

Of what I read, those are just the accidents at Disneyland. I don't mean to be picky, but I'm a little curious in any deaths that occurred at Disney World or in Paris, Tokyo and Hong Kong.

Sorry, that's the only reference I know if. There is a teeny bit more info here (since it's about urban legends some statements are true and some aren't).

http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/parks.asp?music=off

Regardless, there's some interesting stuff to be found about Disney in general at http://www.snopes.com.

Oh man, that's terrible. 4 years old. It shouldn't be possible to die that young. Can you imagine what it's like for the family right now? I don't even want to imagine that kind of pain. R.I.P. The ride's back open already? That seems pretty careless, not to mention disrespectful for the family of the boy that died.

I wonder if the outcome of this tragic incident will turn out similar to this one (also of a four-year-old): http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/bodywars.htm

Sunset Girl wrote:I wonder if the outcome of this tragic incident will turn out similar to this one (also of a four-year-old): http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/bodywars.htm

It might be like that. Wasn't Body Wars closed? I don't remember that ride (or the one that supposed caused this death)at all.

Pasta67 wrote:The ride's back open already? That seems pretty careless, not to mention disrespectful for the family of the boy that died.

If they closed the ride, then Epcot won't be as popular,

Alan wrote:If they closed the ride, then Epcot won't be as popular

Not that it's going to be any more popular after what happened with the 4 year old.

The big discussion of this topic is over here:

http://mb.laughingplace.com/default.asp ... 0614121546

Pasta67 wrote:

Alan wrote:If they closed the ride, then Epcot won't be as popular

Not that it's going to be any more popular after what happened with the 4 year old.

I've never been on the ride. Have you?

Alan wrote:

Pasta67 wrote: Not that it's going to be any more popular after what happened with the 4 year old.

I've never been on the ride. Have you?

No, I haven't. I haven't even been to Epcot in years.
Sunset Girl, that's an interesting article.

Sad!

This might mean Epcot has to close the ride soon!

chaychay102royal wrote:

Sunset Girl wrote:I wonder if the outcome of this tragic incident will turn out similar to this one (also of a four-year-old): http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/bodywars.htm

It might be like that. Wasn't Body Wars closed? I don't remember that ride (or the one that supposed caused this death)at all.

Well it's still open sometimes. Only on special occations though!

I'm sure that the powers that be had a difficult decision to make when they re-opened the ride, but I wonder if it would have been wise to wait until the results of the autopsy had been announced before making any decision.

Sunset Girl wrote:I'm sure that the powers that be had a difficult decision to make when they re-opened the ride, but I wonder if it would have been wise to wait until the results of the autopsy had been announced before making any decision.

See, I think that would have been the smartest choice. Find out exactly what killed him before letting other people in.

Timon/Pumba fan wrote:

chaychay102royal wrote: It might be like that. Wasn't Body Wars closed? I don't remember that ride (or the one that supposed caused this death)at all.

Well it's still open sometimes. Only on special occations though!

No, Body Wars is always open

Here's another link:
http://www.wesh.com/travelgetaways/4605206/detail.html

It basically tells the story again, and the only part that I found interesting was the last paragraph which partially answered my question about other deaths in Disney World.

chaychay102royal wrote:Here's another link:
http://www.wesh.com/travelgetaways/4605206/detail.html

It basically tells the story again, and the only part that I found interesting was the last paragraph which partially answered my question about other deaths in Disney World.

Interesting article. I didn't realize how many deaths occured there. R.I.P

I don't see how anyone can pass out and die. He probably was sick!

Oh and ChayChay:
Disneyland:
http://www.themeparkinsider.com/acciden ... %20Kingdom

California Adventure: http://www.themeparkinsider.com/acciden ... 0Adventure

Magic Kingdom: http://www.themeparkinsider.com/acciden ... %20Kingdom

Epcot:
http://www.themeparkinsider.com/acciden ... Park=Epcot

Disney MGM Studios
http://www.themeparkinsider.com/acciden ... %20Studios

Animal Kingdom: There were no accidents so far!

Hope that helps!

Something that angers me about some of these deaths (not this one or any accidental deaths)is that they could have been prevented. People have been careless, stupid, drunk... I mean, why would someone want to stand up on Splash Mountain? The careless behavior leads to tragedy and oftentimes gives the attraction and Disney a bad name.

chaychay102royal wrote:Something that angers me about some of these deaths (not this one or any accidental deaths)is that they could have been prevented. People have been careless, stupid, drunk... I mean, why would someone want to stand up on Splash Mountain? The careless behavior leads to tragedy and oftentimes gives the attraction and Disney a bad name.

I agree! That Roger Rabbit accident is my favorite because it was the mother's fault her boy got crushed and she blames Disney!