Human Remains Found on Disneyland Rides
So it's a slow news week in the coaster world, but this story caught my eye on TMZ. Apparently, some park guests are scattering the ashes of loved ones on several Disneyland attractions. Last Friday, security cameras caught a woman dumping a white powder into the water on the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.
According to Al Lutz, who runs MiceAge, this has been going on for quite a while. Guests have also been spreading ashes on the Haunted Mansion ride for years, he says.
I have to say that while I love theme parks I have no interest in being buried or scattered at one. I thought the seven weddings on 7-7-7 Six Flags promotion was weird, but I think this takes the cake. For more details check out the full story at the LA Times also here's a link to story at LA's ABC 7 that includes a video.
Unless you already live in California, you're most likely going to need t0 book a flight to visit Disneyland. Most domestic flights can fall in the cheap flights category. I've taken a few flights to boston without paying an arm and a leg. It's not out of the question to find an economical deal on flights to london.
What do you think of this story? Leave a comment below.
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
Scattered Ashes Found on Disneyland Rides
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I think this is great! Disneyland should have a memorial section of the park for those who have died there as well as people who love Disneyland passionately!
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