Do you think Michael Jackson still visits Disney World?

[ssidiouss@mac.c]

I was on tmz.com and they were saying that Michael Jackson recently went to an ultimate fighting championship fight dressed up with a birka type hoodie while sitting in a wheelchair. This reminded me of a guy I saw in Epcot in March. I was exiting the Land after hitting Soarin early in the morning and the park was really empty still but there was this dude in a wheelchair with a birka type hoodie covering everything but his eyes (which were also covered by sunglasses.) The person pushing the wheelchair was a really big dude too.. like a bodyguard type. After reading today that Jackson did a similar thing to go to the fighting championship, it has me wondering.

Anyway, do you think that Michael Jackson still visits Disney World? Its obvious he had an extreme love for the place and its kind of sad to think that he may not be able to visit it anymore because of his fame.

 

[msk0879]

its not his fame its his way with kids that i dont want him visiting over

 

[SnowWhiteMomma]

I am with you msk

 

[primetime52]

I dont know if WDW was ever a big part of his routine, but I've read that he used to frequently visit Disneyland years ago when he lived in California. Allegedly he used to go in various "disguises," and they often let him ride Peter Pan's flight continuously for hours.

 

[LoriMistress]

You would need to hide your children if he's in the park.

 

[tirian]

Can he risk exposure to sunlight?

 

[yankspy]

He has been banned from WDW ever since he dangled his child from the fourteenth floor of the Contemporary.:lol:

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

He has been banned from WDW ever since he dangled his child from the fourteenth floor of the Contemporary.:lol:

Was that an MK view room or a Lagoon view room :ROFLOL:

 

[Pumbas Nakasak]

Can he afford to nowadays?

 

[drew81]

Yes, I think he still does.

I know he had a large group of characters booked for a private meet n greet, but that was quite awhile ago.

 

[Ilovewishes]

Call me naive if you like, but I feel sorry for the guy. He's clearly messed up and following the big controversial interview / documentary about him a couple of years ago, I think he has the mentality of a child and needs to be looked after.

With parents and a childhood like his, it really isn't any wonder that he's as messed up as he is!

 

[DougK]

Why would I care what Michael Jackson does? He never invited me when he used to pay for the entire park for a night...:ROFLOL:

 

[millercv]

One time we had a CM strike up a conversation with us - he mentioned MJ and said that he does wear a burka in the park. He worked Test Track and said that he would ride it over and over and just giggle...

This CM went on to tell us about women flashing on splash mountain so it was one of our weirder CM experiences. (I think he worked in the photo side of things and he brought up when they "pull" photos from the screens - one of which is for celebrities).

 

[k.hunter30]

Can he afford to nowadays?

:lol: Great point!

Call me naive if you like, but I feel sorry for the guy. He's clearly messed up and following the big controversial interview / documentary about him a couple of years ago, I think he has the mentality of a child and needs to be looked after.

With parents and a childhood like his, it really isn't any wonder that he's as messed up as he is!

I actually feel similar. What a terrible childhood he had. It's such a shame he is the way he is now, but looking back on what he's been through, it sadly isn't that much of a surprise.

 

[bgraham34]

I feel bad for the guy and still like him. But I don't think he can afford to roam the parks anymore.

 

[Yankeeplex]

I actually heard, that since times are rough for him financially, that he stays @ the AS resorts...the new suites so he has room for his bodyguards...but he is forbidden from going anywhere near any of the railings:fork:

 

[cococola44]

its not his fame its his way with kids that i dont want him visiting over

That goes by opinion
I am sure there are plenty of weirdos that go to disney with weird intentions and I truly think that Michael is a music genius and performer. He is welcome anytime to Walt Disney World with his kids. Sure why not.

 

[krankenstein]

Call me naive if you like, but I feel sorry for the guy. He's clearly messed up and following the big controversial interview / documentary about him a couple of years ago, I think he has the mentality of a child and needs to be looked after.

With parents and a childhood like his, it really isn't any wonder that he's as messed up as he is!

I feel the same. Don't get me wrong, I think he is a total and complete whack job that needs real psychological help, but I still feel bad for him. :shrug:

 

[haveyoumetmark]

Call me naive if you like, but I feel sorry for the guy. He's clearly messed up and following the big controversial interview / documentary about him a couple of years ago, I think he has the mentality of a child and needs to be looked after.

With parents and a childhood like his, it really isn't any wonder that he's as messed up as he is!

Agreed. Say what you'd like, but he changed the face of pop music forever.

 

[abbeysmom]

I have to agree that MJ is a very talented ind. but boy is he messed up. Poor guy!!! It would interesting to see him though at Disney in a wheel chair all covered up. Maybe in June????????????