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Disney World announced new ticket deals for Florida residents for 2026, including the Discover Disney Ticket and a 2-Day, 2-Park Ticket, with options to upgrade and special room discounts at Disney resorts.
A Disney World cast member was injured when a runaway boulder prop during the Indiana Jones stunt show at Hollywood Studios bounced off its set and struck him, prompting Disney to review safety measures and modify the scene. The incident was captured on social media, showing the 440-pound, 12-foot diameter prop bouncing uncontrollably before hitting the employee, who was able to recover and stand afterward.
A Disney World employee was hit and injured by a large prop boulder during a stunt show, with footage of the incident going viral on TikTok. The accident occurred during the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular, raising concerns amid recent safety issues at the park.
Disney World has introduced a $499 yearlong ticket for U.S. military members and their families for 2026, offering unlimited access to all four parks with some blackout dates, along with traditional military discounts and special offers at Disneyland and Disney Cruise Line to honor Veterans Day and U.S. celebrations.
There has been a concerning increase in deaths among visitors at Disney World and Disneyland recently, with four deaths reported at Disney World in Orlando over the past 20 days, including medical emergencies and a suicide, raising questions about safety despite no direct links to park attractions or staff.
A British family from the TV show '22 Kids and Counting' was fined approximately $346 for taking their children out of school for a trip to Disney World, highlighting the UK's strict policies on unauthorized absences to ensure consistent education.
Influencer Eugenia Cooney was seen at Disney World looking somber amid ongoing fan concerns about her health and her recent social media absence, which followed her last TikTok in June and longstanding worries about her health and eating disorder history.
A guest at Disney's Contemporary Resort died, with authorities treating it as a suicide, adding to a series of similar incidents at the hotel, which has raised concerns about mental health and safety at popular tourist destinations. Despite the tragedies, the resort remains safe and well-managed, but travelers are advised to be mindful of their mental health and communicate openly during their stay.
A 28-year-old man died at Disney World's Contemporary Resort, marking the third death at the Florida park in 10 days, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances surrounding his death and recent incidents at the park.
There have been three recent deaths reported at Walt Disney World and nearby Disney properties in the last 10 days, prompting investigations by local authorities, with details still emerging about each incident.
A third guest has died at Disney World on Thursday, raising concerns about safety incidents at the park. The details of the incident are not specified, but it marks a troubling pattern of guest fatalities at the location.
Multiple deaths have occurred at Disney properties in Florida and California within a short period, including a man at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and a woman at Disneyland, with investigations ongoing into the circumstances of these incidents.
A 31-year-old woman from Illinois, Summer Equitz, was found dead at Disney World's Contemporary Resort in Florida, in an apparent suicide, hours after being reported missing from her home. The incident occurred near the Magic Kingdom, with authorities confirming it was not related to the monorail, despite initial rumors. Equitz was a Disney superfan, and her death has prompted discussions about mental health and the importance of support services.
A woman died in an apparent suicide outside Disney World's Contemporary Resort in Florida, with authorities confirming it was not related to the nearby monorail. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening, prompting a response from local police and the erection of a tent at the scene. This tragic event follows a recent death at Disneyland in California.
A dead body, believed to be a suicide, was reported near Disney World's Magic Kingdom in Orange County, Florida, around 6:40 p.m., prompting a response from local authorities, with no further details available.