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Disney will definitely rather pay 10-20 million than the negativity of a trial putting them against this family during this tragedy. A jury definitely gives big rewards under similar circumstances. But on the other hand, if I was a family, I wouldn't want to relive this as well.

I'd expect less than 10 million.

If we prevent them, we just won't know. One incident like this in the history of WDW. Do we blindly go forward and change nothing? I think there will be improved signage but people will be more aware of the dangers. It's sad and tragic and I feel for the family.

They press conference said the body was found 10 yards away. Not when he was splashing.

You think a lawyer won't argue that water below the kid's ankles is not swimming? Come on..lawyers have won a lot of suits for much less than that.

No worries. I read over the past 3 pages before I posted a link. Just to make sure I didn't repeat the same thing over and over.

I'm in the "freakish accident and nobody is liable" crowd but "No Swimming" isn't going to cut it when the kid wasn't swimming. But regardless, this will never go to trial. Disney will drop a large sum that they know will be more important than going to trial against this family. It's a...

and ignoring the answer and saying the same thing over and over.

That woman kept yelling over every other reporter. And what is the fascination with CNN and other networks constantly saying man made lake

Yeah Jake Tapper...seems a bit clueless about everything.

This will never go to a trial. Ever. Disney will not want to go to trial. They will write a sizeable check regardless of fault just to avoid the publicity.

With the World of Coke coming...I highly doubt Pepsi is getting in.

I was curious if Jungle Cruise changed their script. My daughter is at the MK right now with a friend and texted me that no mention of "Ginger" was made on her boat ride. They just ignored that scene.

What are you not grasping? I'm really curious.

They do a pretty good job of getting rid of them from the get go. I'm sure they will be vigilant. But to paint this as an epidemic instead of one freak incident is naive. Poor people have died on attractions and people get right back on them the next day.

So one tragic incident in 40 plus years makes you want to eradicate an area. I'm curious. Have you pushed for the ban of cars when a child was hit? Somebody turn back on the common sense please.

Look at this image below. This lady works for 13-WHAM ABC in Rochester, NY. I cannot believe she would joke about this. Soon after she did, she obviously got a lot of heat and her account was "protected". So disgusting. Just as many of the comments being thrown around here without any actual...

Yes.

Also I think there is some confusion. I'm not certain I know the answer either. Some people are saying the kid was in a foot deep water. I think what they are saying he was about a foot from the shore...so if that's the case, he was in water barely over his ankles considering the grade in that...

I am curious what other changes were made just for decorum sake. If I was in charge of the Jungle Cruise I am certain there would be an edict to ignore the Ginger jokes for awhile. We would be pointing out something on the other side of the "river" I don't mean this as permanent things but poor...