Ghosts at WDW?

FettFan

Well-Known Member
Neat haunted trick: If you go into the lobby restroom at Pop Century, rapidly flicker the lights on and off for seven minutes, then turn them off completely and chant "Little Leota I Summon Thee! Show me all the powers of HELL!" thirteen times in the mirror within earshot of another guest, security guards will magically appear behind you.
 

celluloid

Well-Known Member
There's been evidence in recent weeks that the ghost of Dr. Judy Peterson (a.k.a. "Stupid Judy") still lingers near the now closed Energy pavilion at Epcot. On some late nights when crowds in the area are scarce and noise is minimal, listen closely while standing near that building. You can sometimes hear the faint whisper of a woman's voice asking: "What is petroleum, Alex?" drift through the breeze. I was skeptical the first time I heard it, but then when I saw: "My IQ is 210" inscribed on a nearby sidewalk with lipstick...I knew her presence was still with us.

That would be incredible just because it would mean something would be going on with that area rather than sitting and taking way too long to get moving on a project that was already announced months ago.
 

DavidS1234

Active Member
Neat haunted trick: If you go into the lobby restroom at Pop Century, rapidly flicker the lights on and off for seven minutes, then turn them off completely and chant "Little Leota I Summon Thee! Show me all the powers of HELL!" thirteen times in the mirror within earshot of another guest, security guards will magically appear behind you.

LMAO.... that cracked me up.
 

KraftServices

Active Member
All you ghost deniers are making this thread super boring.

I've heard Disneyland's HM is haunted by the ghost of a little boy whose ashes were scattered on the ride, specifically he haunts the room after the hitchhiking ghosts. It IS true that people at least attempt to scatter ashes in HM (and PoTC, and other rides).

There's also George the ghost who haunts PoTC, CMs are supposed to tell him good morning or he makes the ride break down! Conflicting reports as to which park he's actually in, of course. I've also heard people emphatically assure me George haunts some other ride.

Of course if you're boring and don't believe in ghosts it's nonsense, but even if you do believe in ghosts, the Disney ghost stories aren't particularly convincing.
 

Jedi Stitch

Well-Known Member
Per Wikipedia there is this
  • On September 12, 1992, a 37-year-old man entered Epcot after park closing and brandished a shotgun at three security guards, demanding to see his ex-girlfriend who worked at the park. He fired four blasts at the guards and took two of them hostage in a restroom near the Journey Into Imagination pavilion. As Orange County sheriff's deputies surrounded the area, the man released his hostages and emerged from the restroom with the shotgun held to his chest. After exchanging words with deputies, he put the gun to his head and fired. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Investigators attributed his actions to a recent breakup with his long-time girlfriend.[62]
I don't know if this is fact checked, but if you believe everything you read, then the House in the Land Ride is an entrance to an Illuminati Child Auction house.
 

Bender123

Well-Known Member
Per Wikipedia there is this
  • On September 12, 1992, a 37-year-old man entered Epcot after park closing and brandished a shotgun at three security guards, demanding to see his ex-girlfriend who worked at the park. He fired four blasts at the guards and took two of them hostage in a restroom near the Journey Into Imagination pavilion. As Orange County sheriff's deputies surrounded the area, the man released his hostages and emerged from the restroom with the shotgun held to his chest. After exchanging words with deputies, he put the gun to his head and fired. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the Orlando Regional Medical Center. Investigators attributed his actions to a recent breakup with his long-time girlfriend.[62]
I don't know if this is fact checked, but if you believe everything you read, then the House in the Land Ride is an entrance to an Illuminati Child Auction house.

So the reason Imagination is so awful is because of demonic haunting brought on by a gruesome suicide? Sounds legit to me...its the only explanation for it being so bad.
 

larryz

I'm Just A Tourist!
Premium Member
All you ghost deniers are making this thread super boring.

I've heard Disneyland's HM is haunted by the ghost of a little boy whose ashes were scattered on the ride, specifically he haunts the room after the hitchhiking ghosts. It IS true that people at least attempt to scatter ashes in HM (and PoTC, and other rides).

There's also George the ghost who haunts PoTC, CMs are supposed to tell him good morning or he makes the ride break down! Conflicting reports as to which park he's actually in, of course. I've also heard people emphatically assure me George haunts some other ride.

Of course if you're boring and don't believe in ghosts it's nonsense, but even if you do believe in ghosts, the Disney ghost stories aren't particularly convincing.
You mean this event?
 

EricsBiscuit

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
So the reason Imagination is so awful is because of demonic haunting brought on by a gruesome suicide? Sounds legit to me...its the only explanation for it being so bad.
His ghosts torment the Imagineers. Everyone knows that the real reason JIYIWF sucked was because the ghost of this man haunted the Imagineers to the point that they didn't want to enter the building . That is why we got a rushed, crappy and cheap attraction.
 

Matt_Black

Well-Known Member
As the sticker in my rear window says "Bigfoot doesn't believe in you, Either"

If MST3K's "Cry Wilderness" (available now on Netflix!) has taught us anything, it's that people who believe in Bigfoot are simply better than anyone else. Except that hunter guy who got his eyes pecked up by ravens. But he was a jerk.
 

ppete1975

Well-Known Member
Actually, if you think about, you are walking on land that something or someone died on at some point in time. This planet has death all on it, from dinosaurs to humans. Death has happened everywhere at some point.
And everywhere has been peed and pooped on. Heck that 5 dollar water........ used to be dinosaur pee.
 

KBLovedDisney

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And everywhere has been peed and pooped on. Heck that 5 dollar water........ used to be dinosaur pee.
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