All strange things Disney from goings on at the park to cancelled movie projects, conspiracies, rumors, creepypastas, discussions, etc
Not very creepy, but little fun fact: in an earlier draft of Beauty and the Beast, there was going to be a character that was an enchanted music box. It would've served as Belle's close friend and confidant. It was going to be a mute character, and the only one of the enchanted objects to not originally be human.
It kind of raises the question of what was going to happen at the end of the film when the other objects turned human again.
The music box character was cut after the boy that played Chip the teacup, who was originally only going to have one line, was such a hit with the filmmakers that they decided to expand his role, and they decided they really didn't need both cute childlike characters.
>>17608385
That's pretty interesting anon! I wonder about that as well. Little things like this always make me want the "what if" product. Sort of like Kingdom of the Sun, if you know about that
http://vigilantcitizen.com/moviesandtv/the-esoteric-interpretation-of-pinocchio/
Pinnochio is actually an allegory for freemason ideology.
>>17608392
I am very disappointed we didn't get Kingdom of the Sun. The Sweatbox came out of the whole thing, though, and it is very enlightening with its behind the scene look at what sometimes goes on with Disney film rewrites.
>>17608414
Agreed. I think it made me want it to be completed more however
>>17608401
Idk about this
Anyone experience anything weird or witness any accidents while at one of the parks?
>>17608414
Too soon
>>17608414
To be fair Emperors new groove is still pretty damn good
>>17608859
Yeah actually Emperor's New Groove is my personal favorite Disney movie and I'm very happy with it but with that documentary there's this sense of wanting to see how it could have been. I'd never trade but I'd go ahead and finish Kingdom of the Sun as a seperate movie
>>17608874
It seems like it was trying to fit together with treasure planet and Atlantis
They had a dark and edgy kind of tone, which I could see this movie having. Treasure planet and Atlantis really are weird in the sense they're so out of place.
It sucks that Disney won't even do traditional animation anymore, except Winnie the Pooh from 2011 which was amazing
>>17608888
I agree I miss that sort of stuff. I feel like movies like The Sword in the Stone are being forgotten and Emperor's New Groove was big upon release but now it is sort of forgotten as well
>>17608455
This sounds like an investigation, a probe of sorts. What are you trying to find out? Your intentions are transparent and seem impure.
>>17609073
Kek. Ok I have a date with my girlfriend at Disneyland and just want some interesting stuff to read while we wait in line. Just trying to start a discussion about this specific topic
>>17609073
Also Onyx the Fortuitous is that you??
>>17609171
Hmm. Sounds like bullshit
>>17609223
No really that's it. I usually make these when I do this. I just want to stir up some talk about creepy Disney stuff, doesn't have to be about the parks either just something.
>>17609261
I really don't believe you. As I said, your intentions are transparent to me. You really aren't good at this at all.
If you want to talk about parks have you heard of Mowgli's Palace? It's a resort that was supposedly built in Hope Town in the Bahamas. It's got creepypasta surrounding it but supposedly it's real and you can't go into ground view on Google Earth
>>17608888
They're just sort of more geared towards adults if you ask me but yeah I guess that makes them stick out
>>17609268
Not that anon
What are you? Disney's lawyer or something?
>Your intentions aren't pure uguu uwu
Fuck you.
>>17609295
Holy shit it's actually listed. Like they have an option to review and everything
>>17609268
>your intentions are transparent to me
My INTENTIONS are to have a discussion about creepy Disney shit in a thread about just that. If you aren't going to contribute then get out
The Real Room 33
>>17609520
Aka, the Club 33 secret pedo room.
Don't bother googling it.
>>17608888
>It sucks that Disney won't even do traditional animation anymore, except Winnie the Pooh from 2011 which was amazing
Yeah really. Tangled and Frozen aren't bad per say, but I want Disney movies that "look right" to me.
Also, why isn't there more love for the Black Cauldron? Only Disney princess I ever felt any sort of kinship to.
>>17609295
I always thought this was completely made up.
>>17608365
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQxCkDe7nXU
Not really a conspiracy or anything but this girl died gruesomely at a Disney attraction.
Watch out for the loud scream, you might want to turn down the volume a bit.
>>17610095
this is fucked up on so many levels
>>17610095
This did actually happen, but anyone could tell that scream was just some stock sound effect put in that video.
>>17610279
Yes, I noticed, but it still adds to the fucked up atmosphere of the event.
>>17610095
Fake and gay. The accident did happen, but the video has nothing to do with it and has the scream added.
>>17608455
>at Epcot with family
>little brother gets this cool cell phone Kim possible thing, in the little germany booth you like solve a mystery and the cell phone makes things move like dolls and clocks
>I had to follow him around and he presses a button and the kim possible villan runs from a thing on the main tower clock in a circle.
>some wierd engraved symbol on the back wall inside the clock
It could've well been a part of the stunt but it was too complex to be a part of a kids show
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qn9jmt6aNxI
>>17609779
Dude I love the Black Cauldron and sometimes I mention it and people don't know what it it
>>17609967
Idk for sure but it is mapped to be a real place. You can look it up and everything
>>17609223
> People don't live near Disneyland
> Normies don't have access to 4chan in public
>>17613190
This. Plus my girlfriend works there so we get in free and are there constantly
>>17609779
>>17609779
And don't forget Disney has hired 10 billion studios to make animated movies for them but rarely does the a team for Disney actually do anything
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DHunekX1xPw
So this is what I know for Disneyland.
>>average death's 4 per week. Deaths are declared outside of park "so no one ever actually dies at disneyland."
>>people smuggle in ashes all the fucking time, especially to dump them in the haunted mansion. Buddy of mine has to clean that shit up daily.
>>The big building in Tomorrowland no longer rotates, becuase a small child got pulled under it and crushed.
>> Walt Disney's ghost does wander the park at night, natoriously main street and the Huanted mansion. Has been known to degrade employees even.
>>His wife's spirit has been seen occasionally near the gardens
>>Staff are kept in a hierarchy, with custodial, store keepers, and general staff at the bottom, management in the middle, and actors up top. This comes with special employee cards.
>>club 33 is a bar for rich people, no real secret about it really.
>>the "Cult of Disney" is reall, though not much is really known about them.
>>other than smell dispensers, disneyland uses binaural audio to control crowds and their moods.
>>17608365
walt Disney must feed!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIeB2Q2xmZQ
>>17608401
The jackass transformation scene still haunts me
>>17609268
Dude you are such an annoying faggot, fuck off plz
>>17613734
>average death's 4 per week
Anyone know of the secret and hidden room in Tom Sawyer's Island (Injun's Joe's Cave) located under a bridge?
A few months back we had one of this threads and an anon claiming to be a cast member posted dozen of stories. Most were really good, would you guys be interested if I posted a screencap of the threads? Though I'm not sure if it could be posted here or it would have to be done through mega or something else.
>>17615876
what was the date and title? It should be in the archive.
>>17615894
Thread 1: http://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/17225620/
Thread 2: http://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/17230467/
http://youtu.be/w-Zg7GXY_iA
Disney will ban you from every single park if you decide to explore an abandoned attraction or park. The one in the video is some old water park. It had a pool that used fresh water, which eventually resulted in a child contracting some disease that killed him. The park was closed afterwards due to the fact that it wasn't profitable enough.
>>17615091
Not so unusual I worked at Kings Island outside of Cincinnati there were deaths that happened there all the time usually is the result of heart attack stroke people in already poor health exerting themselves just normal stuff like that
Ok so I have a good one. I was at Disneyland with my family when I was about 15. Was already pretty tall for my age. Anyways we went to ride on Big Thunder Mountain. Right before one of the drops I cracked my head on a stalagmite, blood gushing everywhere, it was pretty bad. As soon as we go to get off the ride security is already there waiting and they grab me and my family and take us to the medical office. They treated me, even stitched me up, wasn't half bad. But they wouldn't let us leave. Waited like 20 minutes, my mom was pissed. Than the lawyers showed up. They forced us to sign a contract stating that we could not make any ill claims or attempt to sue Disneyland for what happened, otherwise we would be perma banned from there and they would come after us for vandalism and defamation. They literally had five scary as fuck dudes in suits making all sorts of claims if we didn't sign the paperwork. Naturally we wdre already tired, hurt, hungry, so we signed the papers. They actually gave us free tickets to come back whenever we wanted but escorted us out for the day.
Well about two years ago I had a friend who hurt her neck on some ride at California Adventure. They tried to keep her there to sign the papers before she could go to the hospital. Still didnt sign them. She attempted to sue them but Disney got her on a plea deal to drop all charges, otherwise they would have gotten her for several thousand. She is perma banned from mouschwitz now.
>>17615915
Thanks for delivering the goods anon.
I did go to the Disney in Florida when young. Only one thing weird happened, felt fine all day then we get to Epcot center and something in the air made me sick, had to stick my head in the trash can to throw up, which sucked. I just know it was something in the air, not sure why I felt that.
>>17610095
I have few memories from going to Disneyworld, like when I went it was when they were first opening MGM Studios section of the park, and IIRC they were using the carousel design for attractions all over the park, we even ate at a restaurant that was an actively spinning carousel with a lazy river motif(?), they probably learned there lesson after the poor girl got crushed
Good documentary.
>>17615915
In the second thread, one of the guys remarks about Imagineers being weird and how "even an official Walt bio sold in the parks admits he'd pay for their weed," which I find super intriguing. Just finished Neal Gabler's biography of him and there was no mention of anything like that so far as I recall, and I can't dig anything up online. If anyone knows the biography or author in question being referred to and wants to let me know... haha
>>17617368
>MGM Studios theme park
Yes, that's one of four theme parks at Walt Disney World, and not a "section of the park".
>"carousel design for attractions"
You mean like universal designs for attractions, or some shit?
When the Studios opened in 1989, it only had a few rides, and they were all unique from previous attractions throughout the Disney theme parks.
>we even ate at a restaurant that was an actively spinning carousel with a lazy river motif(?)
That sounds like the Grille Room over at the Land in Epcot. The entire restaurant is on a very slowly revolving turntable. It's extremely safe and other restaurants have used that concept.
As far as the "lazy river motif," if you are talking about the restaurant, that "lazy river" is the Living with the Land boat ride on the lower floor of the building. People eating in the restaurant can look down and see a few scenes from the ride.
>"they probably learned there lesson after the poor girl got crushed"
You've got no idea what the hell you're talking about.
Not only can you not type clearly, but you're basically spreading disinformation and complete lies based on your "few memories from going to Disneyworld."
>>17618143
>I'm a complete anal faggot: the post
All I was doing was recalling a few things from about 28 fucking years ago, so sorry if I wasn't as spot on as you would want me to be, but keep up your pretentiousness, maybe someday someone will be impressed but I highly doubt it
>>17613734
>other than smell dispensers, disneyland uses binaural audio to control crowds and their moods
Are you acting as if there is menace behind this? Disney employees will straight up tell you this. When I was in highschool on an orchestra trip, a guide was telling us about smell dispensers (some are no longer used, such as the orange blossom ones in Soaring Over California) and how binaural audio is used to deliver music in the different areas in the park. Best example of this are the positioning of the hidden speakers, and the volume control. For example, when the barber shop guys come out on Main Street, the audio is dimmed a lot. The scheduling in Disneyland for their performances are that tight, and you have all kinds of these performances going on all over the park. If there is anything paranormal going, its the wizardry of Disney's audio guys in the park.
Tldr: Disneyland uses all this shit because it is a theme park; the smell dispensers and use of binaural audio is all atmospheric. Nothing menacing.
>>17618851
why arent the orange blossom ones used anymore? havent been to disneyland in 9 yeas, kinda sucks they took that out
>>17608455
On space mountain my sister got "knocked out" she was 16, I was 8. She usually didn't like roller coasters. But she had been on space mountain before and was fine. Now, the knocked out part. My sister claims she saw something move above the track, the ride is dark, so, maybe? And claims it hit her head when we went past it. She said it felt like skin hit her. She said it was a dark humanoid type thing with yellow eyes. She said it was like a small child. but said it was too dark to see. When she "hit" it she passed out until the end of the ride. We thought that she passed out because she didn't like roller coasters, and that's what I thought happened. She after about a month started not believing what she thought happened actually happened. And never really spoke about it again. It wasn't until I was thirteen and got into creepy pastas that I started believing her, even if she didn't. I read that one (if I remember correctly) about the small world ride stopping and people seing children on the ceiling or something? Anyway. I go to Disney pretty much every year, but since then, I never go on space mountain.
That's my creepy Disney experience
>>17609525
Please tell me more about Club 33
>>17613190
Now, I'm no where in this discussion, really, but I don't have a computer. But I do have my smartphone, and that's how I get on here.
Then again... "normal" isn't the word I'd use for a person (myself) that gets on 4chan only for /x/ and /pol/ daily.
>>17618876
Allergies I believe.
>>17612416
so corny
>>17608401
True this
Not creepy, but one time waiting for the Haunted Mansion we saw a woman in line ahead of us punch her kid. My wife is a mandated reporter (plus, fuck you lady) so we called security and they brought all of us back to their private security offices and we were there for probably an hour while Orange County Sheriff's Office interviewed everyone. Kinda cool to see a behind-the-scenes place most people don't get to see.
>>17613743
>>17608455
I was sort of molested at Disneyland. It doesn't bother me though.
They really should have anticipated shit like that happening in the haunted mansion ride though, it's just ripe for pedos to sneak around and get their kicks.
>>17613734
>Has been known to degrade employees even.
Elaborate, this sounds funny. Does he say anything anti-Semitic?
>>17609268
This is you. I would give you the worlds biggest faggot award but I'm fresh out. Also, sister-in-law used to work at Disney World. Apparently certain areas/rides are suicide hotspots.
>>17615091
4 deaths a week actually seems kind of low...especially at such a large park.
>>17615528
Yes. There is secret room. It's empty. People sneak in there and have sex. That's basically it.
Thread derail?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqmIMvWnIV8
Maybe.
>>17615943
Man, this is spooky as shit. I've seen photos taken during the day, but at night in the rain is a whole different story. If it weren't for the liability concerns, they could totally just open this place as a badass halloween attraction.
>>17616241
Disney is a really fucking skeezy company, and their legal guys are shysters. My dad's in the movie biz and on multiple occasions has had to file disputes through the union to get Disney to pay him for work he did.
Speaking of Disney and my dad, that reminds me of how weird I find it that there's basically nothing on the internet about Walt being a pedo. I can't say for sure if it's true or not, but when my dad was first starting out in the industry, in the early '80s, a lot of the older guys had been there since the '50s and had worked with Walt, and a lot of them had stories about Walt creeping on kids and stuff.
>>17618982
Space Mountain in Florida is a very close quarters ride, and riders are literally inches away from the structures that make up the ride. That's why it's pitch black throughout. Though if your eyes are good at adapting to darkness, you can make out all of the cross beams as you're riding. It's very possible that she did hit her head on a beam or part of the ride that became loose, or something similar. The "yellow eyes" could have just been the simulated stars, and the suddenness of her getting KO'ed led her to visualize them as eyes once she came too.
It's been like since the very beginning.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQFZRmh7Rd4
>>17619003
There's probably nothing special about it. It's an exclusive vip Disney club that costs a ridiculous amount of money to join and retain membership, I think millions of dollars or something, and there's like a 20 year waiting list. The entrance to their club rooms are located on Disney property behind doors marked with a 33. They look like regular prop doors built into the scenery that shouldn't go anywhere. The club exists but whatever goes on there is secret. I think members probably sign a nondisclosure form before joining or something. So naturally people make up crazy shit going on in there like child prostitution.
>>17619112
Were you upset that it interrupted your visit for an hour or are you local or something and don't mind as much?
>>17619634
That's fake and gay. Flash animation made to look like Disney but fails miserably to mask the fact that it's fake
>>17619653
What else would people be worth so much money and time?
>>17619696
Bragging rights.
The "Abandonded By Disney" creepypasta freaked me out a little. As did "Room Zero."
>>17619715
Sure anon and considering what >>17619277 said about Walt I think my hypothesis has a sliver of merit.
>>17610095
http://i2.wp.com/listverse.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Screen-Shot-2013-03-27-at-6.48.08-PM.jpg?resize=600%2C553 this photo of her is super creepy i didnt wanna save it lol
>>17618191
>BTFO
>>17619136
>17619136
no because it's not real.
>>17609268
What the fuck is wrong with you? Are you a Disney executive? Perhaps you're some paid shill, or just an asshole who has an unholy fetish for collecting dildos that are shaped like an angry negro Mickey Mouse.
Either contribute something notable towards the thread, or fuck off.
Dick.
>>17608365
The Disney theme parks exist in hell.
The Partners Statue is incomplete, the hand Walt is holding up is actually held by a statue of the devil
>>17620101
Mickey was a demon worshipped in ancient times
My cousin was subcontracted to Disney World Florida to clean fireworks every night. Weirdest thing he seen I guess is the fact that many of the buildings are fake, and made with plywood like materials with nothing inside.
He used to take naps in them.
Oh n they took down the Splash Mountain basketball court.
>>17618143
I think they used this ride design again, though. Back in 2000 I remember a Bill Nye the Science Guy ride that had different environments and either the stage or the audience moved, can't remember.
>>17619128
Now that's what I call faggot
>>17619003
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_jY0VijYzZg
i mean sure mabey theres a secret child sacrificing chamber in the back or something but i would think the boring truth is that its a fancy resturant to stroke rich peoples egos
>>17620375
I had a friend whose grandfather worked at Disneyland as an engineer. His grandfather had been a member of club 33 since its debut, and all members are allowed to bring family members in with them (on certain days)
This is where it gets weird.
My friend told me that there's actually a section for members only where not family, not even cast members are allowed to go in. In fact you need a key to get in...and like you said it's just a boring room where you can smoke cigars.
>>17620433
Sometimes rich assholes' idea of fun isn't some Eyes Wide Shut scenario but in fact just a rich asshole's idea of fun - smoking cigars without women and children to sully the atmosphere. Fucking lame.
>>17609223
Dude you are way to paranoid, you need to take meds or something if you honestly are that skeptical/paranoid of people having "secret agendas"..
>>17619145
Do tell anon! My girlfriend works at California Adventure. Never been to Disney World. What have you heard?
>>17615876
I was there for this and was discussing with him since I have friends who are cast members. I did screenshot, I will see if I can find and upload
>>17619129
You must be trolling. There is a huge group of people everytime how is it possible to sneak around?
>>17619727
What is Room Zero? And yeah I'm curious what's over at Mowgli's Palace that it was just suddenly abandoned
>>17620528
I don't know much, she only brought it up a handful times. Basically, people would wait until the end of the day and do it on their favorite ride, or somewhere really scenic like over by (bear with me, I'm not 100% sure of the name) Thunder Mountain. Usually hanging or slitting of the wrist. Obviously hanging yourself on a ride wouldn't work. Sometimes they were found right away, sometimes it would be a few days.
>>17619003
>>17619653
Its not millions to get in, its $10,000 to get on a waiting list, up to 2 year to get accepted. $2,000 to renew your attained membership annually. the entrance is by the exit of Pirates of the Caribbean.
The only cool things are that you have to be semi 'important'- celebrity, person of power, somehow significant, so some jackass that just won the lottery wouldnt be approved. He'd get his money back for applying though.
Youd get to occasionally see celebrities or whoever and i think bring up to 8 non member guests with you, so if you get invited its be a good idea to go.
Its not 'that' secret, holly madison recently took some pics of her trip there and posted them on her instagram.
I dont think you can just photograph whatever though, seems to only allow tight shots of people in desegnated areas.
>>17620484
>make millions
>help build an empire
>beautiful partner turns to nagging spoiled bitch wife
>spoiled bitch kids constantly leeching off of you never giving you peace
>so much bitching
>so much money
>so powerful
>but no peace
>will pay money for quiet since money is nothing to me
sounds like the perfect escape considering how hectic disneyland is to begin with.
>>17613734
>Cult of Disney
Tell me more about this Cult please; as much as you know. A quick Google gave up no results and I fell I need to know more about this.
>>17615091
it seems high but just the freestanding vendors selling bottles of water, churros, and not much else make over $100,000 in cash without taking card transactions into account.
>>17620959
every day*
A reminder that Disney disposed of an employee and then covered it up with the help of US authorities:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disappearance_of_Rebecca_Coriam
It's the single biggest Disney /x/ and it is terrifying.
>>17621238
This is creepy anon. Why would they want to dispose of her though?
>>17608888
>It sucks that Disney won't even do traditional animation anymore, except Winnie the Pooh from 2011 which was amazing
>>17608957
>>17609779
STRONGLY agree. I miss traditional/2d animation so much.
Other studios have put out beautiful stuff like Secret of Kells and that's a good thing, but I miss Disney's glory days. 3d feels hollow for me. I remember seeing the storyboard peeks for Tangled back in like 2006 and how it was originally intended to be 2d. Would have been quite cool, judging from the original illustrations.
>>17621375
Nobody knows, some think it was about sex slavery and some think she was chosen as some sort of Satanic sacrifice. It's all hearsay and rumours.
The fact that they withheld information from the Federal investigators and that the investigators accepted that tells us a lot about the power the mouse wields though.
I feel sorry for the family more than anything though.
>>17617869
Where do I watch it. Google won't help
>>17619277
>that reminds me of how weird I find it that there's basically nothing on the internet about Walt being a pedo.
Of course there wouldn't be. His is one of the wealthiest companies in the world, they probably keep their image absolutely spotless through cleaning up things like that.
Any of you seen Escape From Tomorrow?
I've heard three different stories about the Cult of Disney.
One is that it's a suicide cult, members commit suicide at the park so that they can be "reborn in the image of Disney" as future characters or some whackey shit.
The second one is that it consists of very-high ranking members of Disney's staff and are capable of some very dark shit. They've even had people killed.
The more believable one is it has to do with the "Disney Youth", their child stars. Disney basicly owns these people, brain washes them to the perfect stars, and even implace a psychological "self-destruct" so that after their contracts end or are discontinued they go into a mental breakdown.
>>17613734
>>17620956
Also interested in this
>>17621448
Where did you hear this?
>>17621468
Living in California right next to Disneyland and with people who work there you hear a lot of shit.
>>17620375
>>17619003
The Masonic Scottish Rites have 33 degrees. It just came up in me and left me wondering..
>>17621475
Alright. A suicide cult wouldn't be very profitable/a cult to be maintained easily with everybody killing themselves.
>>17618143
God damn, the unnecessary hostility. Somebody should put this faggot down like the rabid dog he is.
>>17608365
many of the people in those full body costumes at both american theme parks had convicted pedos in the suits working at the theme parks
>>17609520
>>17609525
>>17619003
I remember reading about some sort of 'Club 22' a while back, which was basically a Club 33 where the elite fucked and did drugs, only to find out it was a ctrl-v from one of Slimebeast's stories.
>>17621486
yeah, it's the most unbelievable one but according to four of my friends who work there they have a surge of deaths or "accidents" every year around the same time. The most detailed they'll go into it is that back in 1980 six people slit their throats and wrists at the same time in opposite corners of the park. Word of it never went outside of the park though.
>>17621417
Its fake like the grifter
>>17621568
Almost as good as suicidemouse.mov
>>17621411
jesus christ this board does not understand subtlety
I love Disneyland and the animation studios.
I used to be a runner (basically a courier but with some office assistant stuff mixed in) for an ad agency that did a lot of movie trailers etc. We didn't do a ton of work for Disney, but I had occasion to go to their less-public facilities a few times, and it was always weird. Their security is much higher than other studios, and everybody has a really weird stand-offish attitude. Their security people would always make a point of telling me exactly where to go and warning me that I shouldn't deviate from that path, and that I should get in and out as quickly as possible. They also had a weird dress code, like specific rules that said women had to wear skirts of a certain length and certain heels, and that always felt really out of place in Hollywood too.
The insides of the buildings are strange as well, really sterile and empty with each little section accessed through a secure door from a blank hallway, unlike other studios that are full of clutter and memorabilia and which usually have open plan offices.
Now, I never saw anything spooky, and I can understand that there are a lot of nutjobs that are obsessed with Disney and might try to sneak in or steal pre-release material, but it always really rubbed me the wrong way. I've never felt so much like an outsider who wasn't supposed to be somewhere, except maybe the few times I've had business on military bases.
My cousin who hated Disneyland got a job there as an ice cream vendor. We used to talk all the time and hang out. I was probably closer to her than my own siblings.
When she told me she got a job there I just kind of jokingly rolled my eyes and she was like "I know I know, it's just a summer gig until I go back to college. A job is a job..blah blah blah..."
2 years later, still working there for minimum wage and doesn't return my phone calls/texts.
>>17621609
Explain. What was subtle about anything?
>>17609179
ha, read that again in his voice
>>17621757
Right? I read it that way the first time for some reason
>>17616241
*stalactite
>>17619024
Wut? I went there in 2013 and the dispensers were still working.
>>17618851
Just to add to this, it's not uncommon at all to use certain audio to directly influence crowd mood and behavior, too. I heard an interview on NPR recently with somebody who specializes in exactly that, and designs ambient sound and scent setups for stores. It's really interesting how much research and science goes into it, and there isn't really anything sinister about it. (Aside, maybe, from being a little creeped at how businesses are trying to subliminally influence us into buying more of their shit.)
>>17621725
Brainwashing?
>>17620568
I'm not actually. Remember that they have exits everywhere and it often goes dark or is pretty dark.
It was kind of a quickie on his part really.
>>17621375
Probably to avoid lawsuits? All bullshit about sex slavery aside it's far easier for them to say she jumped or some shit instead of them having unsafe working conditions.
>>17621529
If word of it never went outside the park, how come your friends are still alive.
>>17622044
I went there again just last week. Trust me, the dispensers, at least in Soaring over, were taken out. Im sure the ones in the park are still working.
>>17622182
Yep, only thing sinister is the business side of things, but with the parks its really just atmospheric. You said it better than I did about all the research that goes into it.
Personally, I'm more a fan of theories regarding the positive side of Disney. Alan Moore talks a lot about art as magic, and Disney is a great example of that. Scummy business practices aside, their artists and employees really have created a crazy empire, and the power they have over people with their creations is interesting to say the least. A good example of this are their fireworks show, especially their newest one they have going in the Disneyland Park. Its insane how much work those guys do, and I find it much more entertaining to praise those people who make the magic happen than to criticize them.
This is /x/ after all tho.
>>17622499
I do agree anon. I just also like to read spooky shit about them as well. It's just fun
>>17608414
damn now that you say that I actually remember seeing a trailer or something for that and being super hyped. I remember it in some way anyway
>>17622582
It was gonna be pretty awesome man. Emperor's New Groove is my favorite but this concept was interesting and it was gonna be David Spade and Owen Wilson instead (which I prefer John Goodman) but Yzma was gonna have a musical number
>>17622582
If you can find that trailer please link it
>>17619634
spooky dooky pooky
>>17621427
Yes. It was okay. Not great, but kinda cool for the novelty if you're aware of the making of it and don't mind artsy kind of films too much.
>>17622582
Maybe you heard Yzma's cut villain song and/or saw some test footage or promotional material.
>>17618143
Shill detected
>>17622499
I have a lot of trouble being a fan of Disney, having grown up around The Industry and a lot of people who've been screwed over by them in one way or another, but yeah, the people working for them bust their asses.
>>17620956
Probably not 'Cult' in the sense that you're thinking of it, but in Neal Gabler's Disney biography he refers to the 'Cult' of Disney because, at least under Walt, they had a magnetic, charming leader who basically was an unforgiving taskmaster and forced people to work incredibly hard.
In Gabler's opinion, at least, the early days saw Disney run more like a cult, with Walt taking on the role of the magnetic personality drawing people in, especially because the individual contributions of artists and writers were all dwarfed under the umbrella of 'Disney' and put out under 'Walt Disney's' name.
Massively oversimplified, but...
>>17622310
As in they blacked out all media coverage of the incident.
>>17621238
this is legitimately creepy
>>17608365
everyone claims disneyland s haunted
i used to work there and heard that mickeys house had an infamous child ghost who was terminally ill and visited the park often during his final hours and loved mickeys house. Some cast members have claimed doors will shut on their own all the time.
People dump ashes of dead loved ones every so often and haunted mansion is the number one place for them to do it. Disney has hazmat people come in and clean it
The park is pretty creepy at night (after close) and early morning before sunrise but its also peaceful with the music playing and seeing it empty for once. There are always people working though so youre never too far from someone even if you dont see anyone. Im sure if you screamed or something someone would go see whats going on.
>>17624036
any interesting stories?
>>17621725
this always happens to people usually ones that do the college program. they are usually people who are obsessed with disney or just like having a bunch of co workers their age and become complacent. I knew a few people who had degrees and still worked with me in attractions. There is room to move up if you are willing to somewhat kiss ass. There were some people who had real careers and worked there because they liked it and of course some retired people
>>17624056
of paranormal things? not really. just the typically walking alone at night and you think you hear a noise type of stuff. There is a bird in the jungle cruise queue that will never shut up. Even when all the audio is turned off for it that bird will still make noise.
>>17624076
what about creepy (not necessarily paranormal) stuff?
>>17624078
theres creepy guests all over lol
i used to work the jungle cruise and thunder mountain (once it reopened in 2014) i went on what we called safaris in the jungle by myself. When i hired in the rules were you were supposed to be with a lead to go on safari since too many skippers messed with botes going around the jungle. There were certain leads who would let you go out on your own. Those animals and dancing natives are pretty creepy up close. Also pretty scary when you hear leaves and bushes moving when youre there alone at night same thing walking around thunder mountain after close but that was mandatory. 2 closers walk the track in opposite directions for lost and found and one watches them from tower. I couldve sworn i heard footsteps sometimes. I remember the first time i ran into the custodial guy who walks the track to clean up after closing. I heard footsteps and didnt think anyone else would be there since its closed off and strarted getting pretty scared. i was relieved to see it was a real person and not a ghost or something
>>17609779
>>17624090
could you talk more about the guests?
>>17621725
Did you ever fuck?
>>17624139
the creepy ones? typical 40 year old pedo types that go to watch the children
>>17624168
yeah, but i mean unusual shit
>>17620249
they still have it! it's got ellen degeneres & bill nye. it's called the universe of energy
>>17622499
Leonard?
>>17615943
It wasn't a disease. It was a fucking brain eating amoeba.
>>17621747
nothing. thats the point
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>>17624359
What is this failure?
horrible failure, caused by lazyness. www.youtube.com/embed/-uxVmzCOv-k
>>17624592
www.youtube.com/-uxVmzCOv-k
FTFY
>>17624664
Fuck..
>>17619129
Story?
My mom was snow white in her 20's. Said Walt had a meeting at club 33 with all the princesses to discuss their dreams of the future. He mentioned a serious interest in cryogenics. I'd never heard my mom use a word like "cryogenics" before.
>>17624713
That's a pretty common rumour... Anybting to back up the theory?
>>17624718
Other than the fact that my mother had several brain cancer surgeries around the time I was 3 and was incapable of much intelligent conversation much less the word "cryogenics" , no.She hid my dorje in a nice piece of silk in a basket in the way back of her closet. I thought I'd lost it for years.
A girl in one of my college classes said she tried out for the job of being Belle in the park just for fun, but ended up getting hired. She spent a summer working there. The only interesting thing she said was that there were underground tunnels that could take you anywhere in the park pretty quickly that only certain employees could use. That, and sometimes she'd see another angry costumed Disney character in the tunnels trying to sneak a smoke break in.
>>17624727
Hm... Is she still alive? Have you tried asking her about it?
>>17624734
She has deteriorated severely. She is rather senile now.
>>17609268
Haha fuck this guy
>>17609268
We just want to read stories like we came here to do you super enlightened jackass
>>17621468
Google monarch programming. Its basically why Miley, Britanny, Amanda Bynes, etc. All go crazy eventually
>>17609268
you are autistic
>>17620060
topkek
>>17619692
Shit. It's the "fake and gay" asshole. Pollutes half the threads on /x/.
>>17618851
Huh. The first time I went to DisneyWorld in Florida, I spent the first day or so feeling like none of the stuff around me was real - it was like I was in a dream state. Do you think it was the binaural audio messing with me?
>>17624912
Hmm
the nutheads already polute this board by having dumb threads about a tulpa or some shit.
>b-b-but its paranormal!
Nah its just shizophrenia
>>17625230
Or roleplaying, don't forget.
>>17625236
Basically the same desu
>>17619003
They usually have a prix fixe menu with wine pairings for about $75, and you need an invite from a member to go. You can also order a la carte, if you want. The steaks are delicious.
The door is nondescript by the Pirates and French Quarters; the restaurant is upstairs and likely shares a galley with the Blue Bayou.
>>17619129
Yeah, sorry about that. My bad.
>>17609295
>>17609431
>>17609967
http://www.bustle.com/articles/88129-is-the-creepypasta-abandoned-by-disney-real-heres-the-truth-about-mowglis-palace
>>17625264
Does that mean rich people are paying top dollar for what is the same as what I assume to be much cheaper pleb food? Like, they don't have a secret Frenchman or something?
>>17625419
I dont get your post, what are you trying to say? God damnit why do all you faggots have to be so fucking vague on this board
>>17625419
I'd assume they'd at least have a decent chef and decent to good quality ingredients.
>>17625448
If it shares a galley, wouldn't that imply the that the same people are preparing the food? And aren't said people just burger flipper-tier? Certainly not fine dining, in any case.
>>17625419
It's actually not uncommon to do it this way, you see the same thing at hotels that have multiple restaurants.
The quality of the higher-dollar food comes more from the menu that the head chef comes up with and the ingredients they use to make the food, not really from the kitchen itself, so you can be reasonably assured that you're getting something better than what you'd get at the Blue Bayou.
>>17625467
What makes you think that? What kind of 4chan way of thinking is this?
>>17625475
Fair enough then, now I understand. A special menu with premier ingredients.
>>17620573
It's a creepy pasta, written I think k by Slime Beast. I don't recall. But Google it, it's easily found.
>>17625219
I mean, yes, but it isn't as mystical as you might make out. What I am talking about is the positioning of speakers throughout the park that are picked up by your both your ears (certain sounds in one ear, etc.) create a unique audio texture.
Binaural audio is most familiar to people on /x/ through binaural beats, which is when one frequency is played in one ear, and another one in the other, to create a unique third frequency, or "beat." Disney uses binaural audio in the way its speakers are set up throughout the park, and how they create their atmosphere, but it is not through any mystical or menacing ways, and its not through binaural beats.
I hope my explanation wasnt too horrible, it's late.
>>17621702
any particular story?
>>17617351
It's probably the artificial smell chemicals that they are constantly spraying into the air from fake rocks, trees, plants, etc.
>>17618143
Walt, is that you? They must've fed you a young Jew recently.
>>17618143
Oh, and here you go faggot, just to prove you're wrong on your last point, you don't know what the hell YOU'RE talking about: http://www.snopes.com/disney/parks/amersing.asp
>>17627651
Sadly (or maybe not so sadly) no, just a weird vibe about the place, like everything was too controlled, too perfect, too much security etc. I went to Fox, Sony, Universal, etc. all the time, and sure I had to check in with security and stuff (on a side note I once fell down the stairs at Fox's HQ, AKA Nakatomi Plaza from Die Hard, and landed on my feet somehow, to the amazement of bystanders), and none of them were ever comparable to how strange Disney's Burbank studios were.
Also, those Snow White dwarves are creepy as fuck up close for some reason.
>>17626087
It was pretty stupid desu
>>17619696
nigger it costs less than box seats for a semi-pro baseball league. Nothing goes on in there.
>>17628209
This. My friend's mom has bartended there, it's just a really expensive club/bar
>>17608957
>>17608888
Yeah, Most disney films, are going to be forgotten, Ghibli childrens films, and other traditional childrens animated films like Song of the Sea will not be though. The difference is literary and artistic value.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incidents_at_Disney_parks
I've always found these lists to be pretty creepy
>>17621238
>Disney disposed of an employee
what evidence do you have? there's as much evidence that she fell off the boat as there is evidence Disney killed her
>>17628287
Good morning Mr. Mouse
>>17628291
close, but definitely wrong
>>17628291
not that anon but I read the wiki theres nothing in there that suggests she would have been murdered unless I missed something.
Is it true that a lot of early disney movies have hidden sexual symbols?
>>17608385
>Chipped cup
>Chipped tooth
What happened to all the broken enchanted furniture when the everything returns to human? Does it revert to a pile of gore and organs?
>>17628367
yup the little mermaid has a few. wish I never sold all my old vhs disney movies. I had the original and its worth like 250 bucks right now just for the box.
Went up the proverbial ladder, doing all types of security gigs for WDW.
> There's an unofficial 'database' of employees that aren't "trustworthy around young guests" (actual terminology used), and are instructed to be fired + banned from all parks at any accusation of wrongdoing
> There are at least three Make-A-Wish people who have died at the park
> (Allegedly) a small armory was recently constructed and located underground, for use in the event of a hypothetical active shooter situation
> A batshit-crazy celebrity arranged an orgy, and possibly /ss/'d within the same night.
>>17628414
wonder what gets you put on the kiddy diddler list.
>>17628439
Probably browsing 4chan
>>17628467
ha theres no cp here.
>>17628470
now there is
>>17619624
Growing up in FL I went to Disney very often combine that with being freakishly tall for my age made space mountain a nightmare for me I've always had good eyesight so the dark atmosphere didn't hide anything I could see my head inches away from some of the tracks and I haven't ridden it since
>>17610095
nice, love the zombie theme song at the start
>>17624812
Amanda was on Nick tho
>>17625479
What makes you think otherwise? You work there?
>>17618851
>orange blossom ones in Soaring Over California
Fuck I hated that smell, made me nauseous afterwards
>>17620104
I remember taking a picture of the statue on the side because Im sure you have all heard that Mickeys nose looks like Walts dick is sticking out if you look on the side of it
>>17621475
You in the ghetto known as Tijuanita?
>>17628412
I actually have the box
Found it in a thrift store
>>17608455
We made if halfway up the first hill of space mountain and the ride stopped. After a minute the lights came on and they had us all get off the coaster. Said it was broken. One lady was being a pain in the ass fishing for free stuff to get out until the park guy said she could get out now or they will get the fire department to do it and parade her out in front of the crowd in the process. She decided to get out.
Not a creepy story but I have walked on space mountain next to the track which is neat.
>>17619189
I watched this entire fucking video waiting for john cena AND INSTEAD I JUSTGOT FUCKED, THANKS ANON, YOURE A REAL PEICE OF SHIT.
>>17628240
Hey, no touchy!
You know, I think Disney has disinfo agents on 4chan.
I mean, /x/ is not always helpful, but at least you guys are generally pretty enthusiastic about these things.
And yet, having read this thread, and the two archived threads, there is a bizarrely large number of posts trying to snuff out interest.
>go do your own google searches
>stop spreading lies
>nothing spooky happening at disneyworld
And so on. Then they don't respond when said posts get BTFO. Seems screwy.
>>17629613
I think they don't want their childhood memories raped.
>>17629151
>not getting the point of the post
Do I have to remind you, Anon?
My Dad works for a clean energy company, and at one point Disney was very, let me say very interested in partnering with them. He went on countless trips down to disney, they were going to put a part about them in their circle of life ride, advertise how "green" and environmentally conscious Disney was etc. One day I was with my dad in the car and he was telling me about his trip, and was talking about how one the Disney execs took him into some swanky club to have a drink and smoke.
>Club 33?
So just casually I'm like, "Dad, do you perchance remember if it was called club 33 or something like that? And he's just casually like oh yeah that was it
>me freaking out
>heard countless theories on /x/
>Was my dad illuminati confirmed???
Sadly no, it's just a club where old guys smoke. A really nice club, but just a big fancy room.
>>17629672
But if that was the case they'd just leave
>>17629613
You have no idea.They're cma's are everywhere like the NSA. Anytime "Disney" comes up on anything they start watching. They're primary interest is to stop the spread of disinformation or confidential information reguarding anything to do with the company. Thee's a couple on here right now. Trying to run IP traces on anyone who posts anything that could be harmful to the company, claims to be employees or had been employees, and also using "bullshit" tactics to kill interest in what is occuring.
>>17620959
Can confirm.
Shit's expensive but god damn you faggots will buy anything.
>>17629736
with some of these on there I'm surprised you didn't add
>Play it again, Sam . It's Play it once, Sam. For old times’ sake.
>Elementary, my dear Watson - never said in any of the stories by Canon Doyle
>Beam me up, Scotty - never said in any of the episodes or movies
>>17620433
>where you can smoke cigars
OR do some blow
bump because Disney is evil
>>17619840
I'm a candyass but I can't help it.
>>17628414
i agree with the armoury. That sounds like a smart idea as disney world would be a prime target to shoot up providing you can get guns through security.
>>17629275
Somebody stop me!
>>17608365
Epic Mickey could've been one hell of a grimdark game.
>>17628264
>On August 14, 1979, a 31-year-old woman became ill after riding Space Mountain. At the unload area, she was unable to exit the vehicle. Although employees told her to stay seated while the vehicle was removed from the track, other ride operators did not realize that her vehicle was supposed to be removed and sent her through the ride a second time. She arrived at the unloading zone semi-conscious. The victim was subsequently taken to Palm Harbor Hospital where she remained in a coma and died one week later. The coroner's report attributed the death to natural causes: a heart tumor had dislodged and entered her brain. A subsequent lawsuit against the park was dismissed
>sent her through the ride a second time
truly horrible
>>17608385
aww too bad it's so cute too :3
>>17613190
I'm a normie with a wife and no autism and I am on 4chan daily for /x/ only
>>17620129
Sometimes I wished conspiracy theories like this were actually true haha
Too bad the world isn't actually that fucked up but it would be funny
>>17615915
Holy cow. The "belong down there" part spooked me. The anon mentions that twice, then cm's bf tells her he has dreams about wanting to be down there, but being scared. Like he belongs down there, real spooks, great script maybe. Respect and love and peace to all disney ghosts out there too.
