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**SELECTED SOURCES/ADDITIONAL READING**
Uncle Walts Insider
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"Disney World’s Big Secret: It’s a Favorite Spot to Scatter Family Ashes"
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Disney Death Tour
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"Homeless and Hungry: Survey Finds Disneyland Workers Are Massively" UnderpaidHTTPS://WWW.NEWSWEEK.COM/DISNEYLAND-R...
"Why These Disneyland Employees Can't Afford Rent"
• Why These Disneyland E...
"Disneyland Employees Are Broke Working At ‘The Happiest Place On Earth’"
• Disneyland Employees A...

[@grouch314]

I don't want my ashes scattered anywhere where a worker has to clean them up. They don't get paid enough to clean up my cremains

[@Romanticoutlaw]

amen. They've cleaned up after me enough in life, they shouldn't have to after death

[@Attackontrashcan]

I want my remains shot into the sun

[@MustObeyTheRules]

Just throw mine in the trash, makes no difference

[@christinestephens191]

Plus imagine the wind blowing that shit all over the park and people breathing in particles of your grandma because you’re a fucking asshole. 🙄 why anyone would think this is a good idea is beyond me

[@danh3017]

@@christinestephens191 out of all the pollution in the air which can knacker your lungs your bothered about some ones gran?

[@Dlipton01]

As a Disney Cast Member, please don’t bring your deceased remains to the parks, they’ll be vacuumed up and thrown in the trash. Please stop.

[@waynefeller8824]

No. I won't stop. But thanks!

[@Yuki_Ika7]

i mean you can take their urn for a tour and never let them out if they always wanted to visit i guess (i am no big disney fan but as long as nothing spills i would be ok with it, or if the ashes have been made into some sort of craft they could wear it/carry it around)

[@BadGirlJones]

Stevonnie Jenkins this is really sweet. Probably the most empathetic comment I’ve seen online in a good month.

[@Mountain_Man]

That’s it im sending someone to slap you with my dismembered hand while others are speeding the rest of my body around the park chunk by chunk

[@BrandyBee14]

K. Moore Semper Fi : This comment has me 💀😂😂😂

[@TheSquinette]

Former cast member here from Disney World Orlando. Unless you are actually in the bathroom stall, or the changing room, assume that a camera can see you. You should also assume that there is a security guard within 100 feet of you at all times. Trust me, they'll see you.

[@PigfartsAndRedvines]

From a former Disney world employee (me), I have heard the most common thing to find on Small World is not ashes, it’s condoms. I try not to think about that one a lot.

[@kaylanbaby5987]

😂😂😂

[@LucianCorrvinus]

So, it a small and dirty little world, apparently....

[@ChuckyTweek]

@@Jon-uu4fj SMALL world. hehehe xD sorry

[@insolubletoaster8133]

As someone who drug my parents on that ride over and over and over and over and over and over.....then made them eat at Geppetto's so we could then WATCH THE RIDE...I'm having a lot of emotions right now.

[@enniomojica7812]

@@Jon-uu4fj I dont think lasting a minute longer on a 10 minute ride is a good idea. Imagine the obscenity waiting for the children waiting to get on.

[@robertaviles8451]

Scattering mom's ashes in the Small World ride seems more like torture to me. Poor mom's ghost is doomed to listen to "It's A Small World After All... " song for eternity! Don't do that to your Mama! 💔

[@justlikeanoldhippie3100]

It makes you wonder how many adult children scattered a narcissist parent's ashes there out of spite and loathing?!!!!

[@ShannaRiley]

Sweet lord, don't do that to anybody.

[@caseykc56]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HellsGateChannel]

I will do it with my future mother-in-law, if i get one.

[@julienielsen3746]

I hated that ride. That same song over and over and over. Just insane.

[@Mountain_Man]

I want my remains scattered at Disneyland but I don’t want to be Cremated

[@___Emily__]

😳

[@___Emily__]

K. Moore Semper Fi So...just scattered limbs?

[@lissaquon607]

So a sky burial on Sleeping Beauty's roof?

[@___Emily__]

Lissa Quon That’s almost poetic. Disney should really offer that as a service.

[@Mountain_Man]

Emily yes. Lol just placed strategically around rides and attractions. Lmfao

[@1nerdyknitter]

I was at Disneyland in April of 2019. A security guard asked if I had any bodyparts in my bag as he was looking through my bag. I laughed and said no. He said that human remains were something that people try to bring into the park. He then stopped smiling when I told him I worked at a crematorium. :D

[@truethat774]

You should have told him not to worry, you don’t bring your work home with you! 😂

[@metu5818]

Lol best comment yet...

[@metu5818]

On a side note, the fact a security guard told you that, seems like he could be fueling the morbidity of Disney.

[@Sweetlyfe]

Hahahaha fantastic what a crack up.

[@beckyenglish4783]

😂

[@WordBondage]

I can't get over the fact that the attraction that dragged the boy for hundreds of feet was called the people mover.

[@earthtovesna]

It was just doing its job 🤷

[@johndododoe1411]

The people mover was public transport for visitors, not a ride as such. According to another KZbin video, the inventive design was reused at one or two non-amusement locations.

[@thepurplemaskknows9383]

Very Dark. Also Very Funny 😂

[@kurigaru]

Jfkdkfkd

[@IsabelKunkle]

I am kind of sad that everyone else gets inconvenienced now because two deliberate nitwits won Darwin Awards, and also yeah.

[@SKY031]

"bibbidi-bobbidy-bye" is going to be the new "bye felicia" :)

[@lydiakies9053]

My favorite is "bibbity-bobbity back the hell up."

[@batsgochanour5422]

One can only hope

[@tiffprendergast]

Lydia Butler lol

[@AmberLecuyer]

I'm all for it!

[@vlanza1999]

When I was a stupid kid, on a dare I screamed at the top of my lungs in the haunted mansion (near the graveyard scene). They stopped the ride, turned on all the lights, and an army of employees inspected every inch of the tracks. They are watching, trust me.

[@maehbheales2144]

Omg and why cant you scream on the haunted house ride?

[@vlanza1999]

@@maehbheales2144 it wasn't just a small scream, like we were having fun. I made a blood curdling, top of my lungs, full breath, scene from a horror movie. Stupid kid. They even turned off all the sounds and turned on the lights. I did get to see the graveyard fully lit.

[@maehbheales2144]

v lanza oof lol

[@MiaMizuno]

Thinking about all the possibilities of how kids might die suddenly or there might be someone killing you (like a lottery odds), I find it good that there Was a reaction. You never know. Better as when someone screamed in horror and nobody took it seriously enough and then sth has happened.

[@vlanza1999]

@@MiaMizuno I wonder what other things Disney deals with every day. In addition to what I did, my brother and his friend got stuck on Tom Sawyer Island, they wanted to camp there. He also bounced into HR Puff N Stuff and knocked him over. I can laugh now, but geez we were little brats.

[@rebeccaseifert9007]

"people mover" dragged a lifeless body? the cruel irony...

[@Xander1Sheridan]

those rides don't stop unless someone hits the button.

[@cindylou6084]

People. Mover. Dragged. Body. Good one!🎉

[@linabasilisk1955]

Well, he was a people and it moved him. [Yes, it should be "person", but it's a "people-mover", not a "person-mover". As a proud grammar "nazi", I would ordinarily shun such a construction, but I am also something of a pun-whore, so here we are.]

[@edwardlubin322]

It didn't specifically say living people, just people.

[@sarasteege2265]

Makes me think of Soylent Green: "The Scoops are on the way!" Eyugh.

[@winstonthebloodhound4393]

I once stood up in the people mover, and they said over the microphone, “little girl with the pirate hat, please sit down before we stop the ride”. I was so embarrassed 😂. (Disneyworld, Orlando, Florida)

[@jblack595]

I am glad you mentioned the woman who passed away in her car . She was a custodian and worked full time . She was a very humble woman and nobody even knew she lived in her car .

[@BookishDark]

Oh they CAN afford it. They can MORE than afford it. Apparently they just don’t care enough to DO it.

[@Scorpia161]

@@BookishDark 'people are too stupid to not be homeless!!' is how dumb you sound. A lot of rich companies are massively rich because they rip off their employees

[@csp.9203]

@@Scorpia161 I"m pretty sure Teressa was referring to Disney's ability to afford it and unwillingness to do so.

[@Sorrelpaw]

unfortunately its not just disney who does this. Its like most every company now a days. A really terrible "normal" that seems to happen

[@Marilyn_Monster]

She worked a minimum wage job, you get paid minnimum wage. Its not Disney's fault, Sorry not sorry.

[@e.wintertashlin2903]

I'll confess, when I thought about deaths at Disney parks, I didn't even really think about ride accidents, I mostly imagined people dropping from excessive heat or from walking a great deal.

[@Morna777]

Ya that was my thought too. Grandpa has a sudden heart attack or stroke from stress / excitement and/or over-exertion.

[@peachteatina]

Yup, I remember going on Goth day years ago and I nearly had a heat stroke.

[@brianstabile165]

I always thought ride failure being crushed by the monorail

[@sandakinpearfloater]

Do people realize that scattering their loved one’s cremated remains into Pirates of the Caribbean or It’s a Small World is just basically flushing them down a glorified drain? No? Just me? Ok. 🤣

[@danielleking262]

I just realized.... No wonder it always stunk of chlorine on all the water rides!! I can imagine how nasty the water would get if people dumped frickin ashes in there, yuch!!!!

[@NecroticNightshade]

That's exactly what I've thought for years.

[@noesunyoutuber7680]

I mean, most water pipes drain into the ocean at some point, it's the biggest drain in the world and people still get their ashes scattered into the sea.

[@razieltalos]

"how do you reconcile something tthat you seriously love and enjoy with an inhuman business model?" as a professional wrestler this is chillingly relative

[@Ali-mv3jc]

You're a professional wrestler!? That's awesome!

[@helRAEzzzer]

😂😂 Caitlyn's extremely confused reaction to being sponsored literally made my day!

[@birdrustler]

Free audiobooks for us, and she's donating the money to a hospice for the homeless. This is the classiest first sponsorship ever.

[@m0n4rch911]

Cait shilling Raid Shadow Legends, now that i wanna see. Its gonna be great.

[@DanBowkley]

I swear if someone sprinkles my ashes in It's A Small World I'm going to come back and haunt them. Like, heavy duty poltergeist haunt.

[@ThinWhiteAxe]

Same

[@karashea7823]

I’m confused- Disney park wants no death references (ie “In Memory of...” but has a “Momento Mori” gift shop selling death soeveniers?

[@ravengatos7844]

Exactly what I was thinking. *shrugs*

[@paulesterline5714]

They make lots of money on that part!

[@ErebuBat]

Momento Mori is relatively new addition to the parks

[@benpalmer1583]

"Momento Mori" is over the top aesthetic. "In memory of" is real.

[@saintazepam]

Memento Mori is about whimsical, fictional, Halloween-y death. It's not *real* death

[@AnnaSnicket]

I am a current DLR cast member, and I think about Weiny (the homeless castmember who was found dead in her car) every. single. day (for real). I did not know her, but I learned about her on my first day of work at the park, and the fact that you mentioned the injustices within the company and her case means so so much, I did not expect it, thank you so much for bringing awareness about this even when it wasn’t the topic of your video and you didn’t have to 💗

[@KingLouisII]

As someone that used to be enslav... I mean, employed... by the mouse as a security officer, understand that even if you get away with, the ashes will not stay there. If they're discovered later, they're swept up, given to the county, and thrown into their mass ash dump grave. We were taught how to spot the ashes, which can be pretty distinctive. Even if thrown into bushes, the dirt of the planter is excavated and is disposed of as a biohazard (I know, I know). Plus, they clean the rides thoroughly, on a pretty regular basis. So... yeah. Aunt Janet is not still at the bottom of the Pirates of the Caribbean. She's is likely in some non-Magical random hole way off site someplace in Orange County. Edit: Here's a story that kind of explains what I mean by "mass ash dump grave". laist.com/2015/11/13/unclaimed_remains_2012.php

[@sophiatalksmusic3588]

How do you identify the ashes?? I go to the parks a lot and would just like to know.

[@KingLouisII]

@@sophiatalksmusic3588 It looks like course sand or fine kitty litter. At least, it did the few times when I found it. Regardless, it's one of those "something looks off" moments when you see a pile of white or gray sand in a planter of soil or on concrete.

[@bloodyhell8201]

@@KingLouisII right.. i'll make sure to ask my family to dye my ashes before anything else then thanks!

[@nihilisticmonkeydancing9806]

@@bloodyhell8201 Rainbowglitter, it shall be Rainbowglitter... XD

[@bloodyhell8201]

@@nihilisticmonkeydancing9806 Great idea, the most fabulous ashes around!

[@JennyNicholson]

In line with disney not wanting memorial tiles: it's not uncommon for families who've lost children to take a "legacy trip" in the next year or so, either because the trip was planned before the terminally ill child passed away or just in their memory and to cheer up grieving siblings. It's become a tradition for people on legacy trips to write their loved one's name on a mickey balloon and release it. When I worked info we'd have people come up to ask for sharpies for this, and were specifically coached to ask them not to write dates of death on the balloons in case other guests saw. I don't really know anyone who enforced this, because who wants to confront a grieving family about a balloon, especially one they're about to send up into the atmosphere anyway? (Also a custodian once told me that they had a special high-powered vacuum for dumped ashes to do a thorough cleanup, but that the vacuum was emptied into the same dumpster as everything else. Not a dignified end)

[@lydiasmith1037]

A wild Jenny!

[@catlover19921]

I worked at Journey into imagination with figment during my last year (2017-18) with Disney. At the end of the attraction where guests get off the ride, there is a spot of ashes that were ingrained into the track wall after someone dumped them when the vehicle came to a stop. This was a while ago and I did not see it happen, but it got ingrained in the wall when the next vehicle came by before anything could be done about cleaning it up. Guests are unable to see that spot, but as a cast member, it is very noticible, and personally I hated that position. The position is called spark in the dark, and we have to wait in the dark for the next vehicle to come in, all while standing in close proximity to dear departed grandma.

[@dovie2blue]

How would cremains get "ingrained" into a wall? You could always use a hose or a power washer to clean that up, right?

[@catlover19921]

@@dovie2blue that is a very good question. I dont know how, because it happened before I got there, but that is what I was told by other cast members who were there when it happened

[@k.morningstar7983]

i dunno, in that case i'd advise people instead to dump their cremains almost literally anywhere else if they aren't enchanted with the idea of their loved ones residing in a dump

[@whatanitemare]

As a kid in the 60's, I remember overhearing a conversation my aunt had with my parents. (she had just come back from a trip to Disney) She described a scene where a body was removed from the water on one of the rides. Apparently, 3 men scooped the body out of waist deep water and hauled it through a disguised maintenance door. The speculation was that it was then carried through the maintenance tunnel to be removed to a medical facility. The ride continued on without a hitch. I remember her saying it made her feel like she was watching some secret police force in action. Left quite an impression on me as a child.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Graceland is like that, too.

[@ahill4642]

Yikes

[@JuicyFrootK]

There has also been a story about two brothers in 1973 one 18 year old and his 10 year old little brother, decided to stay in the park past closing on Tom Sawyer island. When they decided to leave, they swam across the Rivers of America to avoid getting caught. The older brother swam with his little brother on his back, but grew exhausted and had drowned, leaving his little brother to doggy paddle to safety. The body of the 18 year old wasn't found until a day later.

[@victoriadiesattheend.8478]

His name was Ogden. That's my friend's cousin.

[@RubixCubeStar]

As a former cast member I totally NO NOT recommend leaving ashes on ANY attraction. You may think it’s easy and unnoticeable but cast members do catch people doing it and it creates so many problems.

[@takeaim420]

Like what kind of problems specifically? Always been curious about this!

[@JS-wp4gs]

The obvious solution is to avoid cremation and have their body processed into hot dogs, then walk around leaving hot dogs all over the area

[@takeaim420]

Sheepdog Wrangler delicious people hotdogs

[@takeaim420]

Julie Walker I feel the same way about my dead aunt

[@rubyblack6682]

I'm also curious about problems? I'd never do that but curiosity

[@lovecinnamonxx]

I wish this series would never end 🖤

[@Indigohoover123]

Me too D,:

[@LeahBouley]

Joëlle as long as Disney is around it never will~

[@birdrustler]

This _is_ particularly entertaining 😁

[@magdalenaqueen8903]

Joëlle ewwww Disney is racist and disgusting....only a total loser would want to be buried there.

[@thishappycrafter272]

Joëlle Agreeeee *so* much!

[@revanati222]

Thanks. Now I have the morbid thought of poor Aunt Jenny spending the rest of eternity as a ghost, forever trapped in that ride, listening to "It's a small world after all" on repeat for the rest of time... what did poor Aunt Jenny do to deserve that?

[@crystal.tronic]

I don't know if you've ever gotten this compliment, but I absolutely LOVE how deep your voice is! I have a voice on the deeper end of the spectrum & it's just great to hear other women who have deeper voices too.

[@camilalouisem]

Yes, indeed. For some time I felt ashamed of my "man's voice". Now I listen to Heart's cover of Starway to Heaven and I feel great knowing how much powerful a deep female voice can be.

[@FortTheMighty]

same here!!!

[@alias704]

Then you need to look up German actress Mechthild Großmann. She has a super lovely deep voice. Just amazing

[@bushrabulaalle8891]

I also, havr deep voice and I love my voice my family tell me I'm good story teller

[@AmbiCahira]

Same here!

[@uncoolranch]

Okay, I can already tell this is going to be a great video as always-BUT that Audible sponsorship announcement got me so emotional, I'm like- 😭 Anyway, congratulations, Caitlin! This channel is finally getting the recognition it deserves!!! 🖤

[@birdrustler]

I love how her first sponsorship has free stuff that I actually want.

[@naturallyroyalsoaps]

Yes! I feel like a proud mumma 😭😭

[@mysticallymerry5523]

@@birdrustler Best to check the small print, it's not free. I somehow got subscribed to it and only realised when it came up on my account. I was being charged £7.99pm for it! Luckily I realised and Amazon cancelled and reimbursed me. 🙂

[@paulinawaliszewska9546]

[@NumeroLetter]

I'm surprised that you didn't cover what's quite possibly one of the most gruesome and tragic Disneyland deaths, Debbi Gale Stone. She was an 18 year old cast member working at Disneyland over the summer to pay for college, as she had just graduated with honors at Santa Ana High School, and she was enrolled to attend Iowa State University in the fall. On the night of July 8, 1974, just before her shift at Disneyland, Debbi called her parents and excitedly announced that she was in love and wanted their permission to be engaged to her boyfriend. But sadly, she was never to be married. That fateful night, she worked the attraction America Sings, which was a rotating theater show that had formerly been the Carousel of Progress. When the building was changed to America Sings, there was a flaw in the refurbishment that proved to be fatal. When the building was the CoP, the cast member host of the attraction stood on the left side of the theater, while the walls came to close after the rotation of the building on the right side of the theater. Well, when they switched the show over, they reversed the direction of the theater so the walls came to close on the left, where the cast member was standing. There were no breakaway walls or sensor lights at the time; those were only installed as a safety precaution AFTER Debbi's death. The night Debbi died, the attraction was close to closing, so she had an empty theater while others were occupied. She was the only one in her section of the theater. At around 10:30 PM, guests in the adjacent theater heard a bone-chilling scream. At first, it was thought that it was just part of the show, as the show had just opened days before and people weren't familiar with it. However, tragically, this wasn't the case. By the time the ride was stopped, it was too late for anything to be done. Debbi had either stepped or fallen backwards between the two walls as they came to close, and in the ever-so tactful words of Alice Davis, wife of Imagineer Marc Davis who designed America Sings, during an interview about the incident, "her head was mashed". Debbi had been crushed between the two walls, and it was fatal. There's also rumors that her spirit still visits the building in which this occurred-- people have felt someone tap their shoulder when there was no one behind them, or have heard someone say "be careful" when they approach the spot where Debbi died. I've never experienced any of this myself as I'm sadly not psychically inclined, but I've been in the former Carousel Theater building (now Star Wars Launch Bay), and I have to say, there's a definite energy there that I can feel, and it gives me chills. Whenever I'm at Disneyland, I always go to that building and say hi to Debbi. Debbi was an incredible young lady, described by those that knew her as being kind-hearted and compassionate. Her alma mater Santa Ana High School opened a pool named after Debbi with a plaque memorializing her, and her classmates funded a "Debbi Stone Award" to be given to the most outstanding student. Debbi was beautiful and talented, truly an all-American girl, gifted both in academics and athletics, especially track and swimming. Her presence is sorely missed by those who love her, and she lives on in the hearts she touched in life. Sorry for the mini-essay, for some reason I'm really passionate about Debbi Stone despite not ever knowing her; I was born nearly 20 years after she died... but for some reason, her story still touches me. Maybe it's because America Sings is my favorite attraction, maybe it's because she's such a compassionate figure that it's hard not to fall in love with her based on the story of her life, I don't know, but I'm always fascinated by her story.

[@pisces2569]

Look up Defunctland’s America Sings on KZbin. It talks about the history of the ride and Debbi in a tasteful manner.

[@josiahhockenberry9846]

Thanks for the story. Sad but, fascinating.

[@steuk6510]

I guess then safety was not as good as it is today I study sciences and medicine histology histopathology cytology forensic pathology diagnostic medicine biomedical bone sciences ect and neuropathology. I have a degree in electrical engineering and programming physics. I have studied some firefighting and fire investigation.

[@d.leighannbatemon3192]

My husband asked if Caitlin talked about the employee that got smashed between two walls. Now I know what he was talking about, so thank you for sharing and helping keep her memory alive!

[@blackcreators]

I was on that ride when that happened, never will forget that scream.

[@KyaniMosaic_Crone]

I love that Roy Disney's granddaughter has been very vocal & public in her ongoing battle to get Disney workers a living wage for years now. Her current effort is a documentary that she premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival. What does it say about the greed of a corporation when they have very publicly ignored a founder's or their family demanding a living wage for their employees for YEARS?

[@ButterBallTheOpossum]

It's not dark on any ride at any time. Their are inferred lights EVERYWHERE at Disney it might look dark to us but to a camera it's like broad daylight. They also have motion sensors that will detect anything thrown off the ride into the water! If you throw something they will review the footage and if it looks like something that could be remains they will detain you until they find out what it was. If you think getting into Disney world is expensive wait until you get the bill for the team of people in hazmat suits who spent hours and hours cleaning up the ride. If you don't pay have fun with a lawsuit from one of the most powerful companies in the world! also you're going to jail and it could end up being a felony after all is said and done.

[@ReHabReLap]

You typed all this and it’s a lie

[@livetimeslime956]

Yeah, you think you see how it's possible

[@MissRandomComment]

Inferred.

[@corvidalexander3618]

If this is the case, then they could also watch you and your significant other get it on during a dark ride-

[@shuepsx652]

That sounds ridiculous. Having people employed to review every single movement on every ride, in addition to other employees in charge of detaining suspicious guests and on top of that lawyers to file the lawsuits is WAY MORE expensive than just cleaning the ashes along with the dust and garbage.

[@charles6990]

3 videos in a week?!? My Death Queen, we are not worthy. ❤❤❤

[@melissarey2973]

Death Queen. Love it.

[@JacobHoggan]

Yes I know

[@nunpho]

Yesss, I love it

[@pneaplpizza]

All hail the Death Queen!

[@lunacecily8714]

Nice beard Charlie

[@folbykleetwood7462]

Would it be possible to do a video on the corpses of Chernobyl (firemen, reactor operators)? I'm curious if they were preserved in any way

[@eoghan5836]

You must have watched chernobyl hbo

[@folbykleetwood7462]

@@eoghan5836 of course

[@evelinapushkash6827]

@@folbykleetwood7462 lots and lots of concrete...

[@maevocado1246]

They were affected by so much radiation their innards liquified, it's kinda just a human shaped sack of fluids, not much body left to preserve. Also that's a MAJOR exposure risk, keeping those bodies around for such a prolonged period of time. And then there's the burial, they were concealed under concrete so as to prevent the radiation from spreading. That would be extremely difficult to excavate, I imagine.

[@folbykleetwood7462]

@@maevocado1246 I knew about the burial, but the liquification is news to me

[@marjoriemargel1567]

Shockingly, my husband, a long time Cast Member, happened across a recently deceased female guest as he came into work at Downtown Disney. Even though he worked in a hospital when he was younger, it was still a huge very unpleasant tragedy. It does happen, even at Disneyland!

[@chrisnicholson2407]

So im the type of person that when you tell me that you shouldn't do something, my mind immediately goes to "how could I hypothetically get away with it?". Here's how I would go about scattering Grandma at Disney. The average volume of human ashes is about .85 gallons. This will take a few trips, but the first step is getting Gran through security by smuggling whatever amount I can in a suntan lotion bottle. Then, faking a knee injury, I would bring one of those cheap steel canes you buy from the drugstore into the park with me, fill it up in the restroom with the ashes using a funnel, and then pre-drill tiny holes in the rubber bottom and then put a small piece of tape over it. When I'm ready, just take the tape of the bottom and spend the day walking around and emptying grandma over the park like a salt shaker.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

I read this comment three hours ago and can’t stop thinking about it

[@ZimLikesPastaAnimation]

I-

[@turner15]

This is brilliant.

[@beep3242]

Heyy, you're like me! People have been concerned that I'm planning a murder, nice to know that my curiosity-fueled craziness is shared by SOMEONE out there.

[@captainsquiggles5958]

brilliant... you should start a youtubes shorts series on these plans! id watch it- subbing to you in case you do!

[@cutelittledoll]

I thought of having my ashes “scattered” at disney gives me the shivers.

[@MsTinkerbelle87]

Your pfp fits your comment haha

[@magdalenaqueen8903]

Weezer! Same ...trapped in racism and capitalism lol

[@pyroshayniac1090]

Yeah, I assume they'll just like, vaccum you up and toss your ashes in the bin. Not exactly the good death. Haha.

[@plddevries]

You mean, gives you “shiver-me-timbers?”

[@gracehaven5459]

@@justlikeanoldhippie3100 why weren't you my mother?!? 🤣🤣🤣 i don't know why but I deeply related to that lmao

[@caseym9832]

(Never thought I'd get to say this... ) Congratulations to my favorite Mortician on your sponsor! On a funny note, my husband thinks its creepy that I have a favorite mortician..... muhahahaha

[@alliequinn8401]

Mine also finds it weird I have a favorite mortician

[@gnome5051]

I'm lucky that my boyfriend also watches these, we talk about death things a lot, which for teenagers is apparently strange.

[@angelinasmith6307]

Mine just finds me creepy no matter what I do lol🤷

[@monas.6839]

Mine, too, but he always wants me to shut off my headphones when I’m watching these videos so he can see them, too. 🤷‍♀️🙍‍♀️

[@shananagans5]

She puts the fun in funeral ! :)

[@wimpymcsteel4458]

Even when it is dark, Disney can see. They use night vision rechnology in the surveilance. So, if you scatter Aunt Lilly in the Pirates ride, you might be greated with a visit from Park Security at the end of the ride... At the biginning of Small World, on my last visit, the ride stopped as we were on the first climb, in total darkness. Then we heard a voice from the darkness..... "Sit back down, little boy!" A few seconds later, the ride started again... Yes, they can see in the dark!

[@toratoragaming]

One of my friends was fired from Disney. She’s so glad it happened because it made her miserable working there, and she’s been obsessed with everything Disney since she was 3. Working there ruined everything for her. 😩

[@ahill4642]

I believe it would ruin everything for her. Looks fun from the outside but those cast members have to put up with A LOT working there. Rules galore and annoying visitors to the park. Why'd they fire her?

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

"When You Wish Upon a Star doesn't matter how dead you are...." 🌟💀🌟

[@clairegiblin3909]

Amethyst this needs more likes

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

@@clairegiblin3909 ROTFLMAO! 😂 Thanks I have 30 so far I hope it gets more. 😆

[@clairegiblin3909]

Amethyst 51 as of 11:40!

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

@@clairegiblin3909 Yah! Now it's 71 as of 4:30 am Australian Standard Time.

[@clairegiblin3909]

Amethyst you’re in Australia? Killer! I’m in the us near Philadelphia-12:25 here! Still at 71! Let’s keep counting lol

[@StephanieGraham0129]

I worked at Disneyland for a year while I was in high school in 1997 and during that time a guest was killed when a part of the Columbia ship came unfastened and crushed the guest that was standing beneath it. The ride was shut down immediately and it was closed for several days. The following day after the incident all employees were instructed not to comment to anyone who asked about it fearing the press would be dressed as tourists trying to get information. It was a huge fiasco to the park but it felt like no one was considering the family of the victim.

[@zoeycampbell6083]

That is really sad and morbid.🤮🤮

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

Why would they care? They want $$$. Don't ever be deluded otherwise.

[@wrinkleintime4257]

Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band of it affects business then they do! I guess if the press spreads word of a death, people won’t want to go to the park and then their business suffers... though it’s Disneyland so maybe it wouldn’t suffer too much ...

[@Fairies00]

It’s about the mighty dollar, pure evil owns that company.

[@mrbyamile6973]

If people don't go to the park because of blown out of proportion media accounts and the park closes down then all those people who are complaining of inadequate pay (and also apparently are held hostage working there instead of finding better job) now don't have inadequate pay, they have no pay. Disneyland has big shoes to fill when maintaining a place dreams are made of. Yes its about the company making money, that's what companies are supposed to do. I'm sure if injuries were from park negligence they were held accountable.

[@MonzterMichelle]

Oh man, the last part really hit me... working at Disney was some of the most fun I ever had and the people were great friends! The pay was fine on paper but with how inconsistent the hours were, where some weeks you work over 40 hours and some you get 9, sometimes you work at dawn and sometimes you work into the night, it just wasn't sustainable and I had to leave. Thankfully I now have a job where I can afford an AP pretty easily, but I remember co-workers who really felt like they couldn't leave for some reason or another and it was usually that sense of loyalty to the company. That being said, it's a good summer job for young adults who maybe need experience and have more open schedules, just really think twice about staying long term.

[@luggilu7864]

I think its sad that those catacombs never became. Imagine how cool it would be to have an actual burial site somewhere around the parks, and then have small memorials in the catacombs. Just like a little plaque or something. Would have been neat.

[@howsentimental]

I WAITED. I waited for Disney’s head. You did not let me down, Death Mom. 👏🏻

[@narrakasa81194]

howsentimental Disney’s head 🙃

[@paulamariem419]

A hospice for the homeless I’m crying my eyes out now. That is something until you said never thought existed but much needed. 🙌🏼

[@acninee]

Just like an organization to care for the pets of people who have died. Two very compassionate, worthy selections.

[@heathercameron1485]

It's shocking that such a charity even needs to exist. Hospice care in the UK is free for ALL terminally ill people no matter their background. Most Europeans don't understand why Americans aren't rioting in the streets for affordable or even free healthcare for everyone.

[@doperagu8471]

@Bigfoot well said. Such a complicated issue. Another thing is that many Americans seem to view health care as a privilege instead of a RIGHT. Like "you want healthcare? Then get a job, you lazy entitled millennial! Health care doesn't grow on trees!" Blah blah blah I think it's a matter of changing how people view health care in the US. It needs to be seen as a human right and treated as such. It's not a luxury and it isn't optional. Everyone will need some form of health care at some point. People shouldn't be dying in such a wealthy country bc they can't afford their insulin or they put off going to the doctor for too long for fear of the cost. It's totally ass backwards over here!

[@doperagu8471]

@Bigfoot yes you're totally right. Or you can be stuck working 2 part time jobs with more than full time total hours but no health care bc you're a part time worker. or some companies will even intentionally schedule workers for JUST under whatever the min. limit for full time work would be (like 30-35 hours even for some places) and then you would also not get healthcare bc you aren't "technically" full time. It's complete BS. Our healthcare system would be a literal joke if the state of it wasn't also killing people 😡

[@everready2903]

@@heathercameron1485 People only riot over big very unpopular changes. Not things they've only ever known.

[@l33tsaber]

I have a very hard time reconciling the part of me that, ever since childhood, has harbored the daydream of going -- just once -- to see one of the parks when it's all lit up for the winter holidays with the part of me that is an embittered thirty-year-old who doesn't want to contribute to the mortality rate of Cast Members. Thank you for voicing that conflict.

[@Bootsshootsss]

If You are in Florida during the holidays (which last from November to January), go to the resorts for free. They are decorated spectacularly and then you don’t pay to support them. They have restaurants and gift shops so no one cares if there are non guests walking around. One had a life size cardiology made out of chocolate

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

@@Bootsshootsss life size "cardiology." 😳 What size _IS_ a study of the heart, anyway?

[@MissRandomComment]

@@MaryAnnNytowl I cackled at this so hard! I believe she said it's *life* size. Since, you know, it's quite a *vital* organ.

[@user-fl8wi9on7x]

Sadly, in 2010, at Disneyland Paris, a cleaner drowned on the It's a Small World ride, after it was accidently turned on while they were in the ride, causing them get stuck underwater.

[@ahill4642]

Sounds suspicious. I wonder why he couldn't just get out of the way since it's so shallow. But I suppose he got caught off guard and sucked under. Damn, that's really sad. 😞

[@MollyMargolisBillCipherIsBae]

It’s so common for people to scatter their relatives, there that there’s an actual CODEWORD AMONG THE EMPLOYEES for it. I wish this were a joke.

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

"HEPA cleanup" ... but don't tell them about the Code S... that one got me (I've also heard "white powder alert used" for scattered remains, but I think that is outdated? Can a CM confirm?)

[@amiramohamed2940]

HEPA clean up

[@EvergreenVB]

I always thought it was Kitty Litter?

[@Xander1Sheridan]

@@EvergreenVB this stuff varies between parks.

[@thesoutherngoth6246]

"Nobody ever dies at Disney" *me laughing in morbid curiosity* Did anyone else go to the Disney Death Tour site after this?

[@caseym9832]

Muhahahaha.....

[@kashinimeyo]

The Southern Goth they are declared dead just outside the park- meaning they’re taken off the grounds and given the old count to three

[@thesoutherngoth6246]

Kat Howard I know that because I watched the video 🤗

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

"When You Wish Upon a Star doesn't matter how dead you are...." 🌟💀🌟

[@WritingSch]

Are there never any medical doctors at Disney?

[@DenitaArnold]

When I mentioned Walt story of him being frozen to a friend, he said " Oh, Disney on ice.." LOL

[@pringlebatch]

“Disney’s Frozen”

[@princessmarlena1359]

I really don’t condone scattering ashes on any of the rides [at Disney]. They can clog or damage mechanical systems, it could cause a slipping hazard if spilled inside of a ride floor or on a walkway, and...I find it to be gross. Would you want to be sitting in someone’s remains? No thanks.

[@tracieh215]

Actually Caitlin, you have a really gorgeous, rich, silky voice.

[@SusyJacuzzi]

And hair!

[@MsBettyRubble]

Doesn't she tho? She's a total package.

[@tiffprendergast]

Susan Ross yes

[@tiffprendergast]

MsBettyR. Yes

[@tiffprendergast]

Tracie Holladay yes

[@ktcat8500]

I have a friend that was behind someone who scattered their loved one and got a face full of ashes.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

That was in a movie once. Hilarious. I'd find that hysterical if I were dead.

[@MienemLeben]

😱😱😱

[@LucyLu-wj3vn]

Eeeewwwwwww!!!!

[@luGnar]

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 i thought of the big lebowski, lol

[@daisy-xn5wj]

"If only obtaining a real death certificate was actually that easy and fun." made me laugh so hard, my mom just died and its been such a hassle!

[@cosmic_poet7326]

I‘m very sorry for your loss. It’s nice to see that you can still make jokes about it.

[@frikitiki]

When I was on the college program at WDW in the mid 80's, in one of the seminars, it was brought up about the safety record. I asked the the question to bring it one step further has anyone died at the property and the answer given was if someone is injured/hurt/needs assistance, they are brought to the hospital and declared dead there. WDWCP Spring 86.

[@lydiakies9053]

The Tinkerbell-Caitlin with the death-dust should be on a shirt.

[@tamielizabethallaway2413]

I know! She makes such an adorable Tinkerbell! So cute! 😘

[@stephenseale8171]

I’d buy that shirt!

[@itwasagoodideaatthetime7980]

@@tamielizabethallaway2413 Tinkerbell? Nah she'd be Deatherbell. 💀

[@lottie524]

Omg, please make this a thing 😭❤

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

Yassssssss

[@ShortKayke]

Video idea: what happens to dead ppl that don’t have family or friends and aren’t claimed

[@michaeldougfir9807]

Hello Spookay, In California, the County takes charge of unknown and unclaimed bodies. They are cremated because it is the cheapest. And each of our 58 counties either has a building for storing these cremains, or a special place to bury the urns. It is always done respectfully, but not with a service or anything in the way of extras. But I don't know how other states do it.

[@miaomiaochan]

There's a documentary for that if you can stomach it: A Different Kind of Death. You can find it on KZbin, and don't say I didn't warn you...

[@Puddingcup110]

Michael Dougfir Same in Ohio. At least the County I live in that’s what they do.

[@Puddingcup110]

Moebym I’ve seen that! I’m surprised at the things they’ve shown or the conditions of the body’s!!

[@Puddingcup110]

Moebym It was called a Certain kind of death. The one I’ve seen

[@bp7151]

As a former mousekeeper I have seen death a few times in the park. The most disturbing was cleaning up foamed up blood in the bathroom while a lady covered in a sheet taken back behind it's a small world was dead off of whatever I was cleaning up was. Had a guy die on the way down Splash mountain while I was working there ...the worst part was he died at the laughing place before the ride literally drops. People dump ashes all the time! They clean it up but I am sure not all of it gets cleaned. If you go on space mountain with the lights on it's really flithy and shorter height wise...I still love everything Disney even though I was treated harshly in different departments. Now as a full time artist I really respect the creative power of the parks. They really do pressure wash the restrooms and streets quite a bit to keep it clean. Garbage going through the evac system through a series of tunnels that is later burned. I love it and I hope the best for them after this quarantine is lifted. Death surrounds us everywhere...something I think about sometimes.

[@lostarsm9240]

It’s just how we exploit any passion; the workers love the ip, the owners of the ip knows this and exploits it not because they need to, but because they can. #eattherich

[@Xander1Sheridan]

Or because not one thing the workers do is technical or challenging or worth being paid much. Working at Disney is a choice, no one should choose to work as a glorified carnival worker.

[@shuepsx652]

@@Xander1Sheridan No one is talking about glorification or whether or not the park should exist (and it wouldn't without people working there. And not all of them are dressing up and playing characters ) read what is written instead of pinning ridiculous claims that you made up on others or adding out-of-context opinions. Food and housing are human rights. It's disgraceful and immoral that people working full time in the great USA can't secure those basic needs. Every job needs different skills, mentioning that a job doesn't require X or Y it is not an argument in any way shape or form against worker or human rights

[@whatisthis1958]

@@Xander1Sheridan They deserve a fucking living wage regardless of the work they do. Everyone deserves a right to life, regardless of if they are working or not.

[@whatisthis1958]

@@shuepsx652 Fucking facts

[@maddoxcott767]

I just lost my grandfather and had I not watched your videos, I think I'd have had a much harder time dealing with it. Thank you for the comfort and change of mindset you give so many.

[@OfficialBluebird]

Can we get a sticker of Caitlin as TinkerBell? Because I'm here for it.

[@Cardenas50zz58]

Lmaoooo

[@Karlalovescandy18]

Lmao for real that was my favorite part of the video haha

[@linabasilisk1955]

It would be great, but Disney would probably sue for copyright infringement and anything else they can think of before lunch.

[@AvengerII]

Frankly, I think Caitlin would look better dressed in black (Malificent) or a drag queen in furs, aka Cruella De Vil. She might as well tap into that crossover audience the drag queen parody created for her! Dressing as Morticia or Wednesday would seem too normal for Caitlin... Doesn't she do a variation on those two already?

[@senpieloven]

Just saw episode 7 of midnight gospel!!! Second i heard death "playing with" her g's and extending the ends of her sentences, i checked voice credits! Can't believe it. You did a great job

[@Ironclockwork]

Back in 2013 I found myself stuck in the It's A Small World ride for a good half an hour. While the music was running. I consider that my closest experience to a brush with death that I've had in Disneyland.

[@Thomasnmi]

That sounds torturous

[@Rakshasa1986]

"The haunted mansion has so many ashes in it, it's not even funny" Caitlin: lel

[@viddork]

I was expecting some clever line there. "It's not even funny," wasn't it.

[@rachellekaye]

We my mom owns a quilt shop, we actually had someone scatter his wifes ashes in the store last summer. Like on the floor right under a shelf full of bolts of fabric!

[@AnnoyingAsianWitch]

Oh gosh.

[@karlijns4816]

That must have been awkward to clean up. Can't exactly dump it in the trash.

[@rachellekaye]

@@karlijns4816 right! One of the employees found it while sweeping so it could have easily just ended up in the trash but i think they ended up moving them outside to the garden.

[@mutantmonkey2301]

Was she such a quilting nerd ? 😂

[@athenathegreatandpowerful6365]

@@karlijns4816 why not?

[@stevenj9970]

Having one’s ashes scattered in the ride it’s a small world would be absolute hell having to listen to that saccharine sweet song all day long, truly hell.

[@iwanttosleep4506]

I will never, EVER get over how horrifying the "It's a Small World" ride is for me. Every time I go on that ride I block my ears.

[@leahapplebee]

So happy that a company is finally seeing the value in sponsoring death education and conversation! I'm so excited for you Caitlin! And thank you Audible!

[@colleenschwab]

THANK YOU for mentioning the plight of the workers who deserve more respect than they receive! People spend thousands at Disneyland each year so you'd think the workers would get paid enough to afford a basic living, many do live in their cars or some even on the street. Disneyland is the largest company in Orange county CA, that is always hiring, so simply finding a better paying job that gives more than 20 hrs a week is near impossible.

[@dylanwenz8112]

There is one memorial to a deceased person that I know of at Disney World. There is a lighthouse statue honoring Lane Graves, the boy who was killed by an alligator in 2016, at the Grand Floridian Resort.

[@johnmcdonald9130]

When I worked at Disney as a front desk clerk, my last job of the night (yeah I worked nights) was to go to rooms of guests who had not responded to their wake up calls and so a "wellneaa" check on them. When I asked why we did this every morning, i was told we were looking for dead bodies. Apparently it was common for elderly people to actually die in their rooms in their sleep. I would have been freaked out had I not workes in the hospitality industry for many years before hand (always as a night clerk) and yes I had guesta die during their stay. My real question was, why wasn't this housekeeping job to find dead bodies? Why was it the front desk?

[@antifagoat6591]

I'm glad that you mentioned the controversy about cast members and wages in such a delicate manner. I've never worked at Disney, but I have worked in an amusement park, and when that kind of job clicks for you, it really clicks. It's infectious being around happy people and making them happier in return. Unfortunately, the business I worked at (one making airbrush t-shirts) was so unprofitable in the age of digital printing that the owner shut it down and the park got rid of the booth. Not only were wages contingent on commissions, but work itself was contingent on the park's support. I'm not trying to imply that anyone's "entitled" to a job or happiness. It's just sad that the only job I've had where I felt genuinely happy most of the time could never support me.

[@klisterklister2367]

I have a similar experience from working at a amusement park in sweden. They treat us workers in a similar way to Disney. They don't make as much money as Disneyland, but they still make a lot for being a business in sweden. This year they earned 91 000 000 swedish kronor (after taxes and wages and other costs), and it's been the financially most succesful year in the park's history. But raising wages? Naaaaaaah. Giving their workers the lowest salary possible so that workers are forced to work more than 40 hours a week? YES! Pretending to be politically correct while discriminating workers with disabilities? YES!!! i'm just so angry that a place i love is also a place that treats me and my colleagues like we're replaceable and not worth anything to them.

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

THIS is what happens when stock-holders thousands of miles away hire lawyers and accountants to make the company "more profitable"... Walt was a lot of things (not all good)... BUT he understood that treating people well and paying workers a decent wage for the work was part of keeping morale up, and at a "happy place" the morale of happy workers is part of keeping happy customers (who tend to come back). It's not a difficult principle... BUT then you get that accountant who presents his "efficiency model" to the stock-holders, and shows how the current CEO is "wasteful" on materials, personnel, or other resources, and then how to cut those costs so the bottom line is grown... and the Stock-holders stand to vote on whether or not to make more profit. AND if the CEO really protests the vote... He's out. Another vote, and gone... replaced. Stockholders don't have to give a sh*t about morale. They live all over the world, rather than next door to the Park (or whatever other business they technically own). They don't have to know beans about the business to invest in it. AND this is the end result... Workers paid a wage that isn't worth them giving a f*** about whatever they're doing. If they don't love it... well... they're free to leave but not much else. Solution? Quit contributing to such horrible sh*t. Maybe it's time to understand the differences between wanting and needing an amusement park, or a corporate entertainment empire, or any of dozens of other disgustingly under-staffed, over-worked, under-paid operations... From nursing facilities to Wally World, and all the horrible sweat-shops committed to economic warfare with anything not completely automated to be SURE we stay poverty-stricken to the fullest extent possible. Maybe we can't completely avoid the bastards... BUT we can certainly diminish our contributions that might ever encourage that kind of crap... AND spread the word. They can't win a libel suit if the so-called libel is actually TRUE. ;o)

[@PapillonOne]

​@@gnarthdarkanen7464 Actually Walt was not particularly generous with his employees even dating back to when he started his company. When one of his animated movies finally won the oscar and profits soared he did not feel the need to share those profits with his illustrators who asked for raises. They actually went on strike and I believe he fired them all before finally giving in. His sucessor, Michael Eisner head of Walt Disney World in Florida, whose annual salary was $7 million dollars had his cronies on the Board of Directors vote to give him a $40 million bonus for increasing profits (which he did by simply increasing ticket prices!! like as if he'd done anything creative for that bonus!!) A brief time later Eisner refused to give the little guys (the men and women actually doing the work inside the parks) a $.25 an hour raise stating the company could not afford to do so!! The worker's union threatened to strike (not sure if they did or not) but Eisner did give in but then immediately lowered the benefits from their medical insurance and increased their premiums so they didn't actually get any benefit from the $.25 an hour raise! Per an insider who worked at Disney in their security department, Eisner was so hated by his workers, that he refused to use Disney's own body guards as he felt they wouldn't actually stop any attempts on his life!

[@gnarthdarkanen7464]

@@PapillonOne IF that's the case, then the fact people even bother working for pieces of shit like that is their own fault. Sorry but I don't give a shit about what kind of content I'm onto... I don't work for garbage people. I suspect some of those legends are a bit embellished... BUT I stand by my sentiment on this. IF your boss is abusive, quit. Lend him the advice to f*** himself. ;o)

[@PapillonOne]

@@gnarthdarkanen7464 people that work positions of the type where they can be abused rarely have much power in the way their employers can take advantage of them and they're pretty much entirely dependent on that income. If you'll educate yourself regarding the history of any revolution, you'll see just how little those at the bottom of the food chain have until they decide to take power and by then they are so unhappy and angry that violence ensues. I feel sad that people like Michael Eisner even exist and are so blind to what they're doing to others.

[@ChristineLSlocum]

I work in homelessness alleviation. I love your charity of choice this week, and the attention you bring to how employment precarity and low wages contribute to homelessness. Thank you.

[@Sweetlyfe]

I spent 6.5yrs working in a crisis housing service in Australia, and in Youth, disability, drug & alcohol, and aged care. It’s so hard when as a service you don’t have enough resources and the crisis accommodation is full up, and you have to ask someone to come back tomorrow, I always found that to be the hardest part of the job. Cudos to you it’s a difficult job, but amazing when you know you have made a real difference. Good on you.

[@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823]

There's free college and trade school. Completely free. FAFSA. For starters. Much better than trying to live on minimum. And right now, you don't even have to leave the house. They'll even loan you a laptop.

[@cameronmccreary4758]

I remember in the mid 1960s a young adult tried sneaking into the Disneyland park in Anaheim via the Monorail. The Monorail came along and killed the young man. He was pronounced dead on the rail.

[@cavie-caviidae80]

I volunteer at the Tyne Theatre and Opera House and we have the ashes of a few people in the under stage area, some of the remains were scattered there and others are in niches in the walls of the under stage area. The theatre itself was also built on the site of a medieval cemetery, strangely the area where the ashes are in the theatre was exactly where the medieval cemetery was. The ashes are of people who had long association with the theatre

[@agaycrow2520]

I'm surprised she didn't touch on Debbie Stone, the staff member who was killed by the America Sings ride due to a design flaw in the ride where the hostess could get crushed between the rotating walls. When I think abt Disney and death, that story is what comes to mind first

[@missmarvelousmeagan]

You have helped me so much with my grief and loss. I lost my first born child to cancer at the age of 4. Not only that, but in 7 months time we lost my little brother, age 21, to a drunk driver, my grandma, my daughter's father, diabetes, and then my son. It's been many years since then. But I have had such a hard time getting through it. Watching your videos and listening to you has helped so much. Thank you. I would like to share 1 more, kinda long memory about my son and Disney Land. About 5 months before my 4 year old son died of cancer we took him to Disney Land. He relapsed and my younger brother had just been killed by a drunk driver about 3 months prior to our trip. He had a wonderful time. It was a beautiful trip. Although we had to call the "on site" nurse and doctor because of the immense pain. I know that, if I had the opportunity, he would love to be a part of that magical place. It's not the rides or the cartoon characters that make it magical, it's all of the dreams and adventures of the children, like my son. Who dream of invincibility, true love, animals that speak and shower you with protection, to fly with no wings, to live forever, or just to be able to have no strings or wires attached. I absolutely know that corruption and greed has permiated every aspect of the magical kingdom, as well as the rest of the world. But the unconditional love that flows from these little ones makes this place, as well as others, magical and full of Hope. I was given countless gifts from my son. One of them was to be able to be present, to allow humility to teach me, and to truly appreciate the beauty in hope. Thank you for letting me vent. He taught me so much more. But I don't think I'm allowed that much space! For those who are wondering, I have had 5 Children. All 4 are just fine. And my son's name is Sammy. Thank you.

[@nicolasheriff913]

This is heartbreakingly beautiful 😢 im so sorry for all that you've been through. May Sammy rest in perfect peace always💙

[@Iknowtoomuchable]

Park guest: Starts to die. Park employee: You can't do that, it's against company policy.

[@beronicagarcia74]

You forgot I think the first death at Disney or one of the first an 18 year old girl named Debbie who just started working for Disney was crushed in the America sings rides rotating stages. Her screams were heard during the ride but riders thought it was part of the ride. Could you do a video on her?

[@DravenGal]

Leaving someone’s remains to be stuck in the “It’s A Small World” ride falls under the heading of “🔥Being stuck in eternal torment 🔥,” if you ask me.

[@Romanticoutlaw]

seems cruel and unusual, honestly

[@lisa9867]

I went to Disney as a very young child in the late 60's I think when it first opened. My mom loved the "It's A Small World" ride so much that she bought a record with that song on it from Disneyland. If she wasn't Catholic and wanting to be buried in the cemetery along side other family members I think she would have loved to be there for the rest of time. I of course would never try doing that but I think if I did my mom would approve.

[@m1975cl]

I’m crying when I think of how you speak of giving the homeless a dignified comfortable place to die. Thank you.

[@LionsLamb79]

Ok it's 3am and I have literally been laughing out loud from these videos for like 4 hours. Thanks for your lite hearted but respectful demeanor.

[@gungagalunga7761]

I love that you took on the one place that makes us remember our happy childhood and reminded us all that Disney is just another creepy, greedy corporation. I'll never go on the POTC or Haunted Mansion Ride and have that same whimsy again. You speak the truth, Caitlin. ROCK ON!

[@chrisredfield6404]

Wooo! Yay! Caitlin’s first sponsor! Pop open the nice champagne!

[@MienemLeben]

This Aunt Jenni doesn’t want her ashes scattered at It’s a Small World Ride! 😱

[@carolinebilliot2298]

I don’t blame you 😂 looking back, that ride is cringey 😂

[@ownpetard8379]

Are you the Aunt Jenni that gave the special linen to Jimmie and Bonnie? . (Pulp Fiction reference) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3PVn6WQrZZrask

[@MienemLeben]

Own Petard 😂

[@vdavis4785]

"It's a Small Purgatory After All"?

[@Sweetlyfe]

Hahaha

[@gracewindsor3754]

Love that you addressed how and where death can be declared.

[@jarvisel]

"There are no ash police." You mean ash-holes?

[@gwpsr58]

Wait! That could be an excellent solution. Disney should create designated ash-holes (discreetly shielded from the crowds by a lovely, tall planting) where visitors could safely and legally deposit the cremains they already know are going to be left at the park anyway. Like their trash system, it could empty into an underground receptacle, and periodically Disney could add the material to the concrete they use. Win-win for everyone!

[@pyroshayniac1090]

That's bullshirt!

[@Andrew-zm8gh]

Was that a Prepare to Try reference?

[@mhearte8038]

HAAAAA!!! 😸

[@bho-lj1jk]

Having driven big rigs in California decades ago I can assure you there used to be ash police.

[@Babebubby]

TY for your awesome vids Caitlin. My 27 yr old son died a few months ago, I've been watching you ever since. It actually helps make a little bit of difference in my life as it's hard to get through every day. Yeah I know we all gotta do it. Doesn't make it easier for the people that are left behind. I love your humor please keep up the good work. ✌

[@Fairies00]

Sorry for your loss. I used a Medium, I know to help me. They never leave us, but it surely isn’t the same.

[@Babebubby]

@@Fairies00 well that sounds interesting. I might have to check into that. Anything at this point would help. Thank you so much for your comment. One day at a time right. 🤔✌

[@KimPossibleShockwave]

My condolences.

[@ReaverLordTonus]

I often wondered why Disneyland doesn't just have a vault in the haunted Mansion cemetery for people to dump ashes in. Though people would need to understand that when that vault is full, it's contents will be transported to a local cemetery's communal vault and that will ultimately be their relatives final resting place.

[@inquiz-ahteev]

I am so happy I found you 👏 Living a county over from LA, Cali You have helped to bring up topics with my family. 👍👍

[@sarapekel2838]

I stuck around all the way to the "Disney's Head" bump out, those are my favorite little touches to the videos, lol. (And I may or may not have been caught by friends absently singing "Bentham's Head" to myself while browsing grocery store aisles.)

[@Smauggish]

Sara Pekel I sometimes sing Bentham’s head to myself while brushing my teeth 😂

[@rbruce92]

There's also "Haydn's Head".

[@alliemay616]

“Ok were outside the park you can stop doing compression.”

[@princezzpuffypants6287]

That's actually fairly accurate

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

Disney should add a holographic ghost in it’s a small world that appears randomly and warns people from dumping ashes.

[@PutUrCansUpSPTVWantsU]

I have been on an "Ask a Mortician'' binge watching marathon for a couple of days now and although I watched a few of your videos over the last year or so, I suddenly had an epiphany that you are just about one of the most decent and ethical human beings on KZbin ... you have an awesome sense of humor and you have great compassion for all ... I think I've just nominated myself for "your greatest fan'' award...LOL...just straight out decent in all you do for others and the approach you take when dealing with difficult subjects...and...I just loved your talk on TED X ... yep...greatest fan...right here...(do I win a prize?..lol)

[@chaotenkind]

I'm super interested in the "dark side" of Disneyland and the legends and theories surrounding it. Absolutely loved seeing your take on this, since it goes beyond the brief, sensationalized view that some other creators offer. Thank you for this series! I quite enjoyed it

[@natevince3154]

Please do a video on what happened to the dead of the Halifax Explosion?

[@joncampos5551]

Nate Vincent They all now reside at Tim Hortons.

[@mareir]

@@joncampos5551 Probably shouldn't have laughed as hard as I did at that....😆

[@joncampos5551]

mareir And I’m not even from Canada, myself, but I know how popular that place is. I’m in Texas, and there’s a billboard here in San Antonio about their coffee, “Canada’s favorite”.

[@mareir]

@@joncampos5551 Wow. That's some well-spread advertising! 😁

[@stevecavell4479]

“This ride is weird “...this from Caitlin, it must be really really weird!

[@Diogenes_von_Sinope]

i live in europe, im 40. i was in disneyland when i was 6. i still remember every single location you filmed in this video. things seemingly have not changed one bit in 30 years.

[@seanathanbeanathan]

DEATH MOM IS SPONSERED YES

[@seanathanbeanathan]

Wow, an audible ad that makes me want to use the service??? Surreal is right holy-