Haunted Disneyland | Part 2 - An Eyewitness Story

[@AlextheHistorian]

Some Things I want to add: First, you can see Part 3 by following this link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKi7aIinhLJ2q7s Also: like I said in the first video, you don't need to believe the stories. I don't expect you to, I have nothing to prove, I get nothing out of you believing the stories. After all, I think everyone knows I can't scientifically prove these things happened, so just relax and enjoy the Halloween entertainment. People have a lot on their minds and themed videos like these provide entertainment. Lastly: PLEASE do not trespass into the Audio/Storage rooms of the park or any other cast member's-only places I mentioned in this video. Yes they may be haunted, but just remember that Disneyland is a secured place...you don't want to be mistaken for someone who is up to no good. And you don't want to be banned from the park, especially if you have an annual pass...because banned guests and annual passholders do NOT get refunded any percentage of the money they spent on admission!

[@mandylloyd4689]

I would love to know the history on the little Blonde girl her back story.

[@mandylloyd4689]

Im Tim's wife Mandy

[@AlextheHistorian]

@tim lloyd: There is none. But even if there was, theres no telling if its even true. Most backstories to ghosts at Disney sound entirely made-up to me.

[@GooseTurner]

@@mandylloyd4689 p

[@digby_dooright]

This was so scary!! And I somehow found this the day before Halloween 2022. lol 🙀😬🤪

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

I mean the Golden Horseshoe looks haunted, checks out for me

[@AlextheHistorian]

lol!

[@50rocket82]

3 years and these videos are still so good!!

[@conceptlandexpress1034]

I've never in all my times at Disneyland eaten at Golden Horseshoe.... Always had a bad vibe so I just stayed away. Now I know why

[@DrydenTomkow]

You missing out Bahahaah I can’t lie, food there is pretty decent but the cookies and ice cream they have there are unreal

[@AlextheHistorian]

I personally never liked their cookies and ice cream. I remember each morning we got two massive tubs of cookies, freshly baked that morning from the central bakery of the resort. Did we serve them that day? NEVER. Those tubs waited in the storage room a minimum of two days before they made it into the guests hands and by then they were stale. I asked my lead, "we get two tubs every morning, why don't we just serve the fresh cookies?" She just shook her head: "the company insists we do it this way."

[@justwhatever9217]

This creeps me out because my usual place to chill in the late afternoon while at Disneyland is the Golden Horseshoe on the second floor. I usually pick a table on the right that has good views of the stage…and that usually has me super close to the audio room. I will typically get a root beer float, enjoy the show, and then take a nap face down on the table for about 30 minutes while my girlfriend rides a ride or two and then we continue on with our day. I wonder if Freddy or whatever else picked up on my respect for Disneyland and decided to not bother me…(or maybe that doesn’t matter at all) or that or Im naturally terrible at detecting “paranormal vibes”, etc I wonder if I go back knowing what I know from these videos and these comments I'll sense something different.

[@Wubba2Write]

Oh, my gosh! 😱 You are such a GREAT storyteller, Alex! Once again , I hung onto every word. And the very last story about. Mr.Walt Disney and his morning cigar at the Golden Horseshoe was the perfect way to end this spooky collection of ghost stories. I truly enjoyed them. And I'll be sharing your videos with family and friends! Have a wonderful October and a happy Halloween! 🍁👻🍂🍁🎃🍂🍫

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you so much Maria! Happy Halloween to you and your family!

[@Wubba2Write]

Alex the Historian Thank you! 🎃

[@markraymond3886]

This is an awesome part 2, Alex. Can I add a fourth type of ghost to your "tragedy, trauma, or unfinished business" paradigm? I call it the "intensity" ghost, the little girl is this type. Like Freddy, she is aware of what's going on around her. Imagine a young girl (or even an old woman) who loves Disneyland with all her being, but she dies before she can go on a planned vacation, the GH is her favorite location in the park (she's a Wally Boag fan). In her spirit state she is a little girl in her perfect place. She plays on stage, interacts with guests, and toys with CMs. She is truly a playful sprite. As for the cigar smoke, I would guess it falls into a "permanent impression" of Walt, not Walt himself. Walt was a perfectionist with an intense love of his park. He's left an impression on it. You're not the first person I've heard of that's seen a "guest" by the ROA in the early morning. The chairs in Walt's box were moved by the impression because Walt liked them that way. The impression does not interact and is predictable. It is a nice thought to think that if Walt is around, he watches over his park like a doting grandfather.

[@christinehorror8178]

Love the story about Walt. My sister had a similar experience, my grandfather when he was alive would sit in the dinning room and smoke his cigarettes. He died almost 30 years ago and the house has been cleaned up and rented to other people for about 10 years with nonsmokers. Then my sister moved in. And on occasion shed walk into the dinning room and smell cigarette smoke but just in that area. So crazy!

[@trinketsmusings]

Hey Alex! Thank you for the stories. How COOL. I'm a former cast member. Worked park deco and Im fairly sure the "personal items" you found in Freddie's room were from the props dept. We had things stashed for quick access to dress balconies especially in new orleans and frontier land. But I don't doubt your stories, especially with regards to The Golden Horseshoe. It always felt different in there. Plugged in, so to speak. Even before I worked for the park, as a guest, it was one of my favorite places because it felt...inhabited. I never had any experiences there myself and now I am kicking myself for not exploring more thoroughly!

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks! Yeah I figured they were props, I had just never seen props left within reach of regular cast members! Lol. I still loved working at Golden Horseshoe, I miss it at times...don't miss the low wages though lol

[@Sheri7029]

I enjoyed hearing about your strange experiences.

[@jillliankp]

I am so so so glad you finished the story on a possible Walt Visit (my words not yours) because the first set of stories had me a little anxious. I love this spooky series for October, and would love to hear more!

[@christinethequeen185]

Great stories, Alex. I can understand why Disneyland is haunted: who wouldn't want to have the park to themselves! You do the best Disney videos because you really know the park and its history and can always add a unique perspective.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you!

[@YaRememberTHISQuestionmark]

Great video, man. I've only experienced a "spooky" event once in my life and it's deeply impressed on me. The part where you spoke about the "ambient feeling" or the shift in how the air felt, that really resonated with me. The moments leading up to that event, the evening of that day, I could feel the air in the house and around me just... thickened. Like it is still quite hard for me to capture the feeling of that feeling but the air just felt like it became a lot denser, a lot... heavier, like I could actually feel the pressure of the air on me. Now mind you I was not aware of what was about to happen that night and I have never had anything like that happen to me ever before so I was completely oblivious and therefore caught off guard. It is crazy, I now refer to the sensation as the heralding.

[@chefdan8661]

I grew up at Disneyland, we all have to be from somewhere, and i can also confirm Walt is still around. I've smelt cigarette smoke in his apartment above Pirates. Enjoyed this video. Never spent much time at the Golden Horseshoe, something was always off putting, now i know why.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thats interesting, the apartment above pirates wasn't constructed until 1987, 21 years after Walt's death. But it was used as a storage space, and cast members were known for taking breaks in storage spaces, it could have been the presence of a former worker long since past!

[@chefdan8661]

@@AlextheHistorian it's true, but they blocked off that area to cast members in the 2000's and yet it still was there. I'm a long time smoker and if came from inside as it was lit up in the apartment. Strange i know. Anything is possible in the park Oh and it makes me so happy to read that the younger generation is still in touch with Disneyland's rich history.👏👏👏

[@RaeAnn_1202]

Not sure how I missed these because I have been watching your channel for a few years, but I am glad they popped up in my feed. I not only enjoy the stories but also hearing about where doors lead age what is in the upper floors of buildings.

[@TeaEmess]

I just realised that I have NEVER been inside the Golden Horseshoe all my times at Disneyland!

[@AlextheHistorian]

Isn't it amazing how you can go for years and still see something new?

[@jackiecampbell3149]

Hi alex thanks for sharing this. I used to work Golden Horseshoe and i do believe that there are spirits there. I had stange experience to like hearing foot steps, feeling cold spots, and seeing a women wearing old fashion clothes. I even heard bells ringing, and seeing curtins move on the stage. Love the story thankful for you. ❤

[@AlextheHistorian]

Hey Jackie, I remember you! Your profile image is rather small, but I think you were my shift lead! You probably don't remember me much, I was a busser, and had sporadic shifts in Horseshoe, Stagedoor, and Riverbelle. You were amazing to work with, I always enjoyed shifts with you!

[@jackiecampbell3149]

@@AlextheHistorian Hi Alex I remember you. It was nice working with you too.

[@rudymontero7304]

Hey 3rd shift cast member here it’s currently 3am and I am in Freddy’s room and yes once you open the door you will see the other little door in the far left

[@XxMontgomeryxX]

Everytime I come to the parks, as a guest. I have the erge to clean Golden Horseshoe. I push in all the tables. I clean them. Clean the floor surrounding. I thought it was out of admirassion of Walt and that building...... woah. I really do have heavy goosebumps right now. Even the other stories. It makes so much sense.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

There are 999 happy hunts here but there is room for thousands n my spooky laughed 👻😱

[@chefdan8661]

I enjoyed this series on Haunted Disneyland I wanted to go back over them. Ok, Frontier tower at the hotel, I have used that bathroom so often and frequently found the water as mentioned. Footsteps coming in and nothing afterwards. Strange I always thought it was kids but that many times no couldn't have been.

[@DisneyParksMusic.]

How do you think the Golden Horseshoe ghosts feel about COVID-19 and nobody showing up to the park anymore; those poor poor ghosts! 😔👻 Thank u for the scary stories Alex and I hope you have a magical Halloween! ✨❤️✨❤️✨

[@linnea_of_smeg]

Thank you. So fun to hear ghost stories from Disneyland

[@Nightfall69]

Another awesome video. Please continue to pepper your content with first hand, personal, experiences. I find them very entertaining and refreshing from other content on KZbin.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Well my personal stories are only available to the paying members of the channel, its a series called "Cast Member Stories".

[@Nightfall69]

@@AlextheHistorian thank you for providing a taste for those who aren't paying members. It's a wonderful incentive to joining.

[@valzalel5203]

That's so crazy. Never heard any of these ghost stories of the park

[@AlextheHistorian]

Yeah the only ones that make headlines are the ones that park guests talk about, and thats because Cast Members are forbidden to speak about ghosts on their rides to the public.

[@SRfangirl]

@@AlextheHistorian that doesn’t surprise me. I used to work at a living history museum in Michigan that was rumored to be haunted. I’d heard many of the stories and several of my coworkers and I had experiences we couldn’t explain. Like active cast members, we were forbidden from confirming that validity of said stories and, in fact, the official stance of our bosses is that the park isn’t haunted. If guests pressed the issue, I had ways of debunking the stories. Some were-in reality-nothing more then guests seeing employees on break as they involved one of the break rooms. Others, depending on the story, I would chalk up to a child’s active imagination or urban legend.

[@BungieStudios]

Enjoying your vids. If you have any more Disneyland stories, even not haunted, definitely share them! You know how to tell a story.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

This story should be apart of happy hunts tour which I did twice.

[@stevenhowsley4876]

Love this! Keep the first hand content coming. It’s really interesting and I love hearing your point of view on the park.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Rip Walt and Roy

[@ericnelson8422]

Not only do you make the best docs, you tell the best stories!! Thank you so much! I love the idea of Walt haunting DL. It just seems so right! If you have any more schpooky schtories, do tell! 👻 ROCK ON!!

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks Eric! Though I didn't say it in the video, I don't believe Walt haunts Disneyland, I think the ghost that moved the chair in his booth wasn't necessarily him. I think the cigar smoke could have just been a type of residual experience, but not necessarily the ghost of a person...just a ghost of a situation: Walt smoking. But I personally don't believe Walt is a ghost, I think ghosts are of people who either suffered sadness, trauma, or had unfinished business...from what I know, Walt lived a very satisfied life, surrounded by people he loved...I just can't imagine him being tragic enough to stay behind.

[@ericnelson8422]

Well said! Thank you! Hope things are going well up north! Looking forward to your next post! Perhaps... 🔬❄👁 (he emojied hopefully)

[@AlextheHistorian]

I see what you did there! 😅

[@Wubba2Write]

Yay!!! I've been waiting all morning for this! Thanks, Alex! 👻

[@oliversherman2414]

I'm not the type of person who believes in ghosts but these stories are pretty creepy

[@bradleyhohner8775]

These stories are SO fascinating! Thanks for the awesome firsthand accounts and the excellent production value. Top notch.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Glad you enjoyed them!

[@EmanuelArellano86]

As an Ap... Id always like to take my own lunch and i would go sit down and eat it at the golden horseshoe... It always felt warm and inviting when people were there... Except when i would go eat upstairs... Id always felt like someone was watching me upstairs... and the less people that would be upstairs, the more uneasy it would feel....

[@AlextheHistorian]

It makes me feel better to hear that someone else had experiences there too! Telling stories like these makes me feel a bit crazy so when someone else comes forward and says the place makes them feel uneasy, it's great!

[@newworld201111]

Brilliant. Thank you Alex.

[@hiridavidfeign]

I tried rewatching this last night and had to wait until daylight lol. I love these stories. Thanks.

[@cheryl9389]

My parents met while working at Disneyland in1955, the year it opened...my mother worked in the art shop and my father was a foreman of the train at the entrance and an entertainer, a singer...I was born in 1957.

[@naythanpalomo9858]

Omg really good Video!! We need a part 3!! Lol 😍

[@AlextheHistorian]

lol, there's no more to tell, I didn't have any more experiences of significance. There's no more stories.

[@brianwisdom6826]

Thanks Alex! Loved part 2! Only worked one shift at Golden Horseshoe but I heard the banging. Another CM said ignore it, it’s Freddy. Things got messed with all night until I finally said “Freddy, we’re trying to get some work done, do you mind?” And it was quiet. But I remember going all through the upstairs areas between Adventureland and Frontierland, where the offices and break areas are and just had weird vibes.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Yes those upper floors are weird! My managers offices were eerie when you are by yourself!

[@NecrofilmLTD]

Loved this 😊 I've had eerie feelings at a few places, but I don't remember feeling any at Disneyland. Although it sometimes felt weird in the upper storage room at Wardrobe.

[@jeffreycharles5035]

Spooky! I hope you do more videos like this about your experiences as a castmember...always interesting!

[@AlextheHistorian]

I have a series called Cast Member Stories that is offered to paying members of my channel.

[@macevedo187]

Love this and thank you for your great videos! Truly a favorite! 🖤

[@Liquid-Ice]

The girl that got stuck in Freddy's room - how did she get the scratches on her face? Did she ever say? Great videos, really enjoyed both parts! Creepy stories :)

[@AlextheHistorian]

She said someone scratched her.

[@amydamjanovic9183]

Maybe Freddy’s last name was Kruger?

[@melaniesmith1313]

I worked mostly Main Street merch and Fantasyland merch. Happily, I never experienced anything odd. I could see Horseshoe being haunted. Great videos, new subscriber.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks Melanie!

[@WaltsChiliBowl]

Really love these stories SO much. Thanks so much, Alex!!

[@AlextheHistorian]

You're welcome!

[@wildwomanofthewoods]

Just enjoying these Halloween specials. It's nice to hear about your experiences at Disney. I love the little girl ghost. It's a pity you didn't ask the girl what she thought she saw... maybe she saw Freddy 🙂 The chair one would have freaked me out 😀. About to head over to part 3.

[@storytellernarrations4278]

Great video, thank you Alex. Spooky!!! And the music was the perfect level :)

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks!

[@blsballestero]

Oh my gosh!!! Sooo spooky!!!!!! 😳 I had NO idea!

[@jackiecampbell3149]

Love the stories, I do believe Golden Horseshoe has paranormal activity myself. Since I experienced strange things.

[@XxMontgomeryxX]

Im so invested aha. Im not gonna look at those places the same again. I mean I have ghosties that follow often. Dont wanna speak for the company, but have a handful of stories.

[@solewole]

Enjoying your knowledge on everything Disneyland Resort. Kudos on your channel. You’ve added so much appreciated facets to my arsenal of why I love the park. TYVM Keep up the good work 👍🏽 This creepy cool lil series was dope with all your inside receipts 👍🏽

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks!

[@Xaunaturalz]

Thanks Alex for another true life experience from your time working as a cast member. Now every time I go to the Golden Horseshoe I'll keep an eye out for Freddy. Portland Scott

[@christainmarks106]

And despite all this paranormal activity…. You continued to work there😲 That entity was hostile I would’ve never step foot back in that building. In the words of my ancestors #nopeAndNOPE 😂💯

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff!!

[@YoukaiFofo]

Alex: I don't believe in Freddie Freddie: oh you gonna learn today 😂😂 Great stories dude

[@vanessahenry7238]

your golden Horshoe stories are amazing!

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks! I loved working there.

[@bh6344]

Maybe Freddy went through some stuff before he died up there. Maybe it wasn’t just a heart attack. Sounds like Freddy is mad, and has something to prove.

[@queenthatalwaysshouldvebee8760]

I saw these videos on my feed, but this is my first introduction to your channel. Do you know any Disney World ghost experiences? Even if you personally haven’t experienced them there I would be fascinated to know about any you’ve heard of from WDW.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Sorry I haven't heard any

[@queenthatalwaysshouldvebee8760]

@@AlextheHistorian ah man that’s ah right. I will say this. This video made me want to visit the Horseshoe Review in MK. I’m 39 and I’ve literally been to WDW every 2 years since I was 2 years old. Yet, I’ve never visited the Horseshoe. We always do the Hoopdee Doo instead. But in 2022 we are headed back, and my kids are growing up. Who knows when I’ll get to visit Disney again after that trip, and I want to branch out trying things I’ve never tried. I’m definitely giving Horseshoe a visit next time thank to your video. The scenery looks AMAZING (not surprised because it’s Disney after all). Can’t wait to sit back and watch a old yet new show to me while there! Thank you!

[@cm9859]

Thank you for your stories. Little girl ghost very interesting. Blessings 😇

[@BrancyCDA]

You made me a believer!

[@ryanhynds7988]

Alex did u ever eat at the Golden horseshoe before? btw your good at telling these haunted stories :)

[@AlextheHistorian]

Yes several times I ate there, good food, though mostly I went there for the ice cream! I ate the food from there on breaks and lunches, and sometimes used to eat there whenever I was just visiting. I've rode every ride and eaten at every restaurant in Disneyland, I've also seen every backstage area, walked every accessible hallway or corridor and been to most of the backstage buildings and structures. In my 6 years as a cast member working for 3 different departments, I've gotten to know Disneyland better than most cast members.

[@ryanhynds7988]

@@AlextheHistorian but when it comes to closing time you'll want to avoid that restuarant

[@normarivas3663]

Great video. Thank you alex

[@cliffl2406]

Great story telling

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Forget about nurse I am calling ghost busters lol

[@js5072]

Did some little research on the blonde girl. Where the golden horseshoe sits is almost exactly where a house used to stand. Could have she have lived there?

[@AlextheHistorian]

I'm sure its possible

[@js5072]

@@AlextheHistorian i also did some more research, the 1938 la flood, killed like 113 people and apparently the flood hit where Disneyland sits, i found out about a legend that a little girl died in that flood that lived on DL property. I guess she hit the ghost jackpot, haunting a farm to DL.

[@AlextheHistorian]

@@js5072 What? Can you show me where you found that? This would be the first time I've ever had some kind of evidence to a haunting!

[@js5072]

@@AlextheHistorian there's a wikipedia page on the flood. I don't know how to find death records though.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Yeah I had found a similar page about the Santa Ana River floods and that it used to flood orange county

[@colleencrane4843]

Loved it, great video!😀💖👍

[@DelaniaAndTheDogs]

Just found your channel and I love it. 👍 Subbed.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thanks!

[@gabrielncali8999]

thank you! Great video! Happy Halloween! 👻

[@AlextheHistorian]

Happy Halloween!

[@ERyan-ts7de]

Great video Alex, thanks....I love hearing from CM's on this subject! One question, all of the pictures of Walt at the Golden Horse Shoe (that I've seen) show him in the upstairs booth, stage left, so I always assumed that was his private booth, but I can't find confirmation. Was his booth the upstairs or downstairs one?

[@AlextheHistorian]

He's sat in each one once in a while, and to be honest there's no way to prove which one was his or even if he had a favorite, we just labeled them as "Walt and Roy's booths" it was an unofficial-official designation. So when a lead would tell me, "Guests asked to have their table wiped in the booth" I would ask "which one" and the lead would say "Roy's Booth" or "Walt's Booth" and that way we knew which one. When I first began working there I asked why they called them that and they just said "That's where the brothers would sit with their families." I'd be surprised if Walt preferred the upper booths, I've been in them and they offer horrible views of the stage, if you sit down in a chair up against the railing you still get only a partial view of the stage and even then, you're looking down at the tops of the actors heads.

[@ERyan-ts7de]

@@AlextheHistorian Thanks so much for the clarification. Since I made the comment I've been looking at lot of Golden Horseshoe specific photos, and I see what you mean. Walt really made the rounds, you can just see how much he loved being in that space. I think I was thinking about how his daughter Diane shared the story of the 30th anniversary and how he climbed down from the upper booth to the stage. I grew up going to Disneyland, and it is such an emotional place for me, like so many others. Your channel is a lifeline now that I live in Europe. Paris Disney is great, and I go often, but nothing compares Walt's park. Thanks for the wonderful videos and building this great community of Disney history fans :)

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you so much! I've always wanted to see Disneyland Paris, I love Disneyland, but the one in Paris is the most beautiful

[@MsDisneylandlover]

I hope u shared more if I am not to freak out lol

[@lauri-jeancarlson8476]

happy early halloween alex disneyland park & dca park been seven months today

[@AlextheHistorian]

Happy early Halloween to you too, Lauri!

[@lauri-jeancarlson8476]

@@AlextheHistorian i been going to disneyland very very long long time since 1985

[@xitsmedianax]

Well Walt did say he built the park for ghosts (not people) 😳

[@AlextheHistorian]

What?

[@Dan-7550]

Do you think once it opens again... It'll be frowned upon to bring some ghost hunting gear? Lol

[@AlextheHistorian]

Most certainly 😅

[@Ericland_Entertainment_Inc]

So creepy, someone should get Buzzfeed on these mysteries. Maybe Freddy since he was a third-shift Cast Member, he wants to keep Disneyland looking nice, and since he used to get to his room from Golden Horseshoe it makes sense that he would be in that building only at night. I would like to think that Freddy is simply trying to keep the Golden Horseshoe in good condition since you said that if you were lazy, you'd see stuff, and if you were working hard you wouldn't see anything since Freddy cleaned a lot supposedly...

[@o.g.777]

Ok I don't want to go to Disneyland anymore 😟

[@mikekyismad]

Why am I listening to this when I’m going to sleep?

[@AlextheHistorian]

Pleasant screams... 😈

[@d.deckert6634]

If you are referring to Anaheim, California... These are real witnesses... We all experienced similar visions there too back in the 70's.

[@keouine]

funny how Halloween party includes so much, but fails to mention its very own locally sourced ghosts

[@AlextheHistorian]

That's for two reasons: 1) Disney wants their parks to be famous for being the happiest places on earth, they don't want the publicity of being haunted because it ruins the illusion. 2) Mickey's Halloween party is an event that is designed to be friendly even to infants...Disney parks are among the very few entertainment venues that take a light-hearted approach to Halloween...everywhere else you go, they have entertainment and mazes designed for teenagers and up. So people need a place to celebrate Halloween as a family, and Disney Parks are the best thing for that...so the last thing they would want is to draw attention to the park being haunted.

[@keouine]

@@AlextheHistorian I have followed your episodes well over a year, and I trust your research and analysis. You don't exaggerate or make unsubstantiated claims. That's why when you say you saw the little blond girl or the chairs jump over the railing, I believe you.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Thank you, I appreciate that 🙂

[@tylerfrederick246]

Wow! I am hook. Love your hat. You look cute with it.

[@jesse_2173]

Anyone else get a Disneyland ad before the video

[@AlextheHistorian]

They're watching you.

[@sierraisstressed]

Why do you think he’s so angry? (Freddy)

[@MsDisneylandlover]

There here !!!!

[@humboldtparanormal597]

Just out of curiosity, have you heard anything paranormal come out of the Town Square Fire Station, near the Disneyland Park entrance? Walt Disney used to live above that fire station. Not sure if the story about him haunting that building are true, or just rumor.

[@AlextheHistorian]

I've never heard any stories of it. I used to work for Guest Relations at Disneyland between 2011-2013, I gave tours inside his apartment. I've never heard of or experienced anything paranormal in or around there. Walt really only spent the night there, he was so busy he never really had time to "hang out". When he stayed overnight, he'd leave the apartment at 6am, have breakfast at Carnation Cafe (Main Street), or Aunt Jemima Pancake House (Frontierland), and by 7:30am he was sitting by himself in his booth at Golden Horseshoe, smoking his morning cigar. After the cigar, he'd sit on a bench along the river until the park opened at 9 or 10am, and he'd watch the crowds explore Disneyland until they noticed him and swarmed him.

[@humboldtparanormal597]

Hello Alex. Just to let you know, I am a HUGE fan of yours. I was just at Disneyland about a week ago, and went to the Golden Horseshoe, remembering everything you stated in your video about the place. I am wondering, Walt Disney's booth; I know you stated in was on the right of the stage. Was it on the bottom floor, or the top floor? Also, the booth of Walt's where you stated that the chairs would somehow be pulled up to the edge with no one to put them there, was that in the bottom booth, or the top booth, to the right of the stage? Thank you.

[@AlextheHistorian]

When I worked there, we called Walt's Booth the one on the bottom level on the right. Some books say his booth or "box" was the one above that. But we cast members referenced the bottom level when talking about Walt's booth. That was the same booth where I talked about the chair being pulled up to the edge.

[@humboldtparanormal597]

@@AlextheHistorian Thank you for responding. Do you know if Walt Disney used to sit in the bottom booth? I actually sat in that bottom booth about a week ago. I definitely felt spiritual energy there, and felt like I was being watched, especially while sitting in the booth.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Well its like I was saying, we as cast members always said Walt sat in the booth at the bottom, but books say he sat in the one at the top. The only photographic evidence either way shows him and his family standing in the booth above. But I personally believe his true box, the one he preferred was on the bottom level. It has a great view of the show and didn't require climbing the staircase at the front of the restaurant.

[@humboldtparanormal597]

@@AlextheHistorian I actually thought that as well. If he sat at the top booth, he would have had to look at the top of the performer's heads, which would not have been a great view of the show. Thank you for your responses. I am actually hoping to make an episode on my Humboldt Paranormal youtube channel, talking about paranormal stories that have come out of Disneyland, and hope to reference your stories in the episode.

[@AlextheHistorian]

Sure, go ahead

[@piddlepooh2378]

Plz more banger vids like these

[@AlextheHistorian]

Banger? If that means awesome, then certainly!

[@humboldtparanormal597]

Have you heard of any personal paranormal stories coming out of the "It's a Small World" ride? There seem to be many paranormal tales associated with the ride. Not sure if any of them are true or not.

[@AlextheHistorian]

No I haven't. Every paranormal story I've heard from others is in Part 3 of this series.

[@lonelysatoshi2482]

I heard that the version of It’s a Small World that is haunted is the Magic Kingdom version in Florida, in Disneyland the areas the seem haunted are the Tomorrowland tunnels, the Disneyland Hotel and as mentioned in the videos the Golden Horseshoe

[@hannahfuller1664]

You could not pay me enough money to work in that restaurant alone at night.

[@alli_mode]

You met walt?

[@AlextheHistorian]

No. I dont believe Walt is a ghost either.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

R u going to do more Halloween stories

[@AlextheHistorian]

No, that's all the significant stories I have. Everything else I have is just randomness that doesn't have a story like: seeing a shadow in the corner of my eye, or feeling the presence of freddy, or seeing a person in the mirror...there's nothing more to it that I haven't already said in these two videos.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Note to self stayed away from the golden horseshoe 🐎😱

[@MsDisneylandlover]

This is y I sleep with nightlights

[@amydamjanovic9183]

Hopefully Freddy’s last name isn’t Kruger. 😱

[@AlextheHistorian]

Actually it's Highmore 😁

[@themartianmantis2694]

Would quit after the mirrors honestly, cudos to you for staying around the park after that much activity even if you didn't believe in the paranormal at that time. My childhood house was vey haunted and I had similar experiences when i was really young in my bedroom and basement. I don't usually mess with anything ghost related or even like listening to stories like these usually as a result. But for some reason I don't mind theme park related ones, especially when its fairly innocent experiences like Walt visiting the park or the friendly blonde girl, those ones are almost as wholesome as they are weird and unexplainable. Thanks for sharing your experiences and helping me know to never set foot in the Golden Horseshoe lmao.

[@traceytipton]

freddy just wanted to sleep

[@lostinart]

I’m hearing a spooky ambient background sound. Very faint….. What is that?

[@bison-yetistudio2296]

Any new dis Dylan’s ghost stories coming?

[@AlextheHistorian]

I haven't worked at Disneyland in 10 years.

[@SorrySock8435]

Is this made up or real cast member stories? Spooky vid!

[@AlextheHistorian]

Its real experiences. Whether or not ghosts are real, these are things that I saw and felt myself.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Where is part 1

[@AlextheHistorian]

there's a link at the beginning of the video and in the description below the video.

[@crystalperry6370]

What is a cassenberg?

[@Haiokbai]

I have a theory that it’s not Freddy. That it’s something else..something more sinister….something that actually took Freddy and caused his death. It wouldn’t be surprising that he had a heart attack as a result of fear. I don’t see why Freddy would be mean to employees. So I believe it’s something else :/

[@AlextheHistorian]

Freddy, while he was alive, was a gruff and stern man. He certainly would have been mean to other employees. From my own experience, I've met a lot of mean people who were my co-workers. No I think the spirit of Freddy really was Freddy. He admired people who were serious about their jobs and anyone who fooled about was on his radar.

[@Haiokbai]

@@AlextheHistorian oh wow!!!!! Ok that seals it then

[@ShesInLosAngeles]

👍😯