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Was walt disney really frozen in a freezing chamber under the pirates of the carribean ride?

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was walt disney really frozen in a freezing chamber directly under the pirates of the caribean ride at disney land thx bye?!

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no, that's a very old myth

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Gosh, I hope not! That would be totally morbid.
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No, it's an urban legend. Cryogenic freezing didn't exist until after Walt died. The legend was that Roy (Walt brother) told Walt that when he died the can freeze him and unfreeze him on the hundredth anniversary of Disneyland. They thought that he was frozen under the Matterhorn too.
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No, that would be terrible
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No. This is false. If you want to know the truth just go to http://www.snopes.com/disney/waltdisn/fr... to find the truth.
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YOU HEARD THAT TOO? lol man news travels..

No that was just something that someone started. He was not really in there LOL :)
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No its just a little hoax that people made up that would be seriously scary if that was actually real
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No that is not true. He is located at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale. I know this because I worked for both Disneyland Resort and Forest Lawn in the records department (I use to keep track of all burial locations and future ones).
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Nope. Nor was he cryogenically preserved anywhere else. The story is that his dying wish was to be preserved so he could come back once the technology was available. He's actually very dead an very literally 6-foot-under right now. He's not coming back, sorry.
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NO this is another urban legend. Check under snopes.com

for the real story.
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No, he is not. its one of many rumors that exist. like that there are actual ghost at the haunted mansion. that rumor was started by the imagineers a long time ago. they told the employees they had to say good morning and good night to the ghost every day or the ride will break down. whenever it broke down they would say that someone did not greet the ghost and that is why it broke down.
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No, his severed head is frozen at the top of Sleeping Beauty Castle.
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yes it was in believe it or not and the guiness book of world records in the humanity section.
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