Top 7 Disney Myths, Urban Legends & Creepy Secrets

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[nikkitucker]

Ex cast member here.. the submarines at Disneyland are haunted and I would love to see you cover that if anyone else had the same experience! 🐠

[CrazyRockstar]

If Disney were to ever make a 'true' horror movie, they could easily do one on the numerous abandoned properties in FL.

[yugioht]

Discovery island was fenced off during early 2020 and the dock was removed. So right now it’s completely isolated and no one can go in. The last real footage was from the 2000s when someone snuck onto the island itself. There is just old falling apart buildings and remnants of work schedules and maybe some knickknacks of the museum side of the island. The weird thing is electricity still goes to the island and music plays. It gives anyone the creeps.

[maddiemoiselle]

I’m a former Toontown cast member. I’d say Roger Rabbit is much creepier than Mickey’s house and usually when we referred to Timmy, it was something happening at Roger. I once had an incident where I was walking through the ride at the end of the day as part of closing procedures and there was a locked door that was shaking as though someone was trying to get in. I was alone at the time.

[reynaasteriaedits]

I work at tower of terror! I’m so happy to know that Disney Fans will finally learn about the B being a 13, most people skip that detail completely! I have so much fun terrorizing y’all when I work- and I’ve seen so many YouTubers I’ve always wanted to say hi but I can’t break character- If you ever see a girl with brown hair named Reyna, that’s me don’t be afraid to say hi!

Note: My birthday is Friday the 13th- I think I was made for the job-

[JStryker]

When I worked at Disneyland, there were stories about Walt Disney's ghost haunting the Golden Horseshoe Saloon at night. I had a closing shift there once, before having heard said stories, and while rearranging the chairs, I kept having an uneasy feeling that there was another presence in the room with me, but I never saw anyone.

[redfishbluefish]

I can definitely believe the stories about people thinking places on Main Street are haunted. I worked CP at Disney World, and I was told never to go down into the kitchens at Tony's by myself.

And of course, I had to ONE TIME, and it about scared me half to death. Pots banging, unexplained creaking, and with most of the lights turned off. I grabbed the trash I was supposed to get and got out of there ASAP. I probably just freaked myself out, but still, really creepy.

[allyakerberg]

I have to say, I was fortunate enough to do a backstage tour of tower of terror and my tour guide took off Ceaser's head to show us (the body is bolted down) and then later when it was time for us to ride, both shafts were down! I think because he messed with Ceaser, the ride broke down for our tour.

[iamthesayyadina]

Yet another former Disneyland Cast Member here, (New Orleans/Bear Country Attractions '77-'84.) Can confirm it was a handgun that made the hole in the glass in the Mansion ballroom.

[lenee]

To be honest this probably explains why I’m so happy and bubbly but also enjoy a more gothic tone. It was Disney that raised me, after all.

[faithcaroline]

You should make more videos like this. I’ve heard lots of Disneyland and World ghost stories, especially about the Golden Horseshoe in Disneyland. Love your content by the way!

[notaverygoodhost]

The glass cracked in a web pattern so it was easy for Imagineers to put a spider on the glass rather than replace it. There is a problem though, as my last visit, I noticed that the glass appears to be cracking further than where it originally cracked. Eventually, the glass may shatter

[littlemisstfc]

The Caesar ghost story is probably a good explanation as to why my sister felt off vibes about Tower when we vacationed in Florida around early 2020. 😭

[tinkywinky]

Fun fact about discovery island: There's an actual fnaf fan game about it.

[CardinalKaos]

I used to LOVE riding Mr. Toads when it was cold at night because the hell sequence is heated lolol

[Missdior]

I’m at Disney rn eating and now my day is 300x better

[HunterTheHero]

This is definitely the sequel to the 2020 edition.

[Deer-drops-dimonds]

Fun fact: a service dog can ride in the Winnie the Pooh ride cute I saw a dog ride it

[LynCubed]

Great video (as per usual)! Honestly, I love these darker videos from you. You should make them more often! The Golden Horseshoe is one of my favorite allegedly haunted. There’s a great video series from a former cast member about it, you should check it out!
Also- about the hole in the glass on Haunted Mansion: apparently Disney used to sell B.B. guns in Frontierland by the Shootin’ Gallery and a little kid shot a hole through the glass. But that’s just what I’ve heard.

[lenee]

I have heard many spooky Disney myths, and I always take them with a grain of salt until I hear collective evidence. And most of the time, with those confirmations, some of the myths, while creepy, aren’t as horrific or dramatic as people say they are.