MickeyPeace
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Lucky will be the boat that rounds the bend to see, "it's a small world aaaafter aaaaaall". Plop
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Having a baby at WDW
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MickeyPeace
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Or she could have eaten too many turkey legs and layed down to "give birth". It's coming! It's coming! Pfrrrrt.
I found this...
A baby girl was born Sunday (march 12,2012) on Disney property outside the theme park gates, officials said today.
A woman gave birth in the bus-shuttle area off of Harbor Boulevard, said Betsy Sanchez, a Disneyland Resort spokeswoman. Security and health-services employees responded to help with the birth at the loading area for buses to the Toy Story parking lot.
The Anaheim Fire Department responded to a 2:36 p.m. call that a woman was having contractions, two minutes apart. Paramedics then transported the woman to the University of California Irvine Medical Center in Orange, fire officials said.
The woman and baby’s names were unavailable.
On July 4, 1979, the first baby was born within Disneyland. Mickey Mouse ended up presenting baby Teresa Salcedo with “Disneyland Birth Certificate No. 1.”
http://ocresort.ocregister.com/2012/03/12/woman-gives-birth-outside-disneyland/109807/
A baby girl was born Sunday (march 12,2012) on Disney property outside the theme park gates, officials said today.
A woman gave birth in the bus-shuttle area off of Harbor Boulevard, said Betsy Sanchez, a Disneyland Resort spokeswoman. Security and health-services employees responded to help with the birth at the loading area for buses to the Toy Story parking lot.
The Anaheim Fire Department responded to a 2:36 p.m. call that a woman was having contractions, two minutes apart. Paramedics then transported the woman to the University of California Irvine Medical Center in Orange, fire officials said.
The woman and baby’s names were unavailable.
On July 4, 1979, the first baby was born within Disneyland. Mickey Mouse ended up presenting baby Teresa Salcedo with “Disneyland Birth Certificate No. 1.”
http://ocresort.ocregister.com/2012/03/12/woman-gives-birth-outside-disneyland/109807/
minniemickeyfan
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Okay..I'm maybe getting nervous now. I'm traveling soon to the World and I will be 32 weeks, leaving when I'm exactly 34 weeks.
Also if I thought there was a good chance I shouldn't go I wouldn't. Baby's safety is #1. I would never try to have a baby while staying in Disney. Some are crazy.
Also if I thought there was a good chance I shouldn't go I wouldn't. Baby's safety is #1. I would never try to have a baby while staying in Disney. Some are crazy.
Timekeeper
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Why don't these fanatics just make arrangements at Florida Hospital Celebration? :shrug:
wilkeliza
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There was a baby born at Walt Disney world.
This article is from 1997 about a baby girl who was born and then abandoned at Walt Disney World. The family the woman was traveling with wasn't even aware that she was pregnant. If you do more research you can find out that in one story it states that the mother excused herself from the family during the fireworks that night and was gone fore a long time. This was also not her first birth but it is still amazing that no one heard her and no one saw her leave afterwards. It seems someone would have noticed a woman having a baby in the bathrooms.
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com...-cord-princess-jasmine-arnold-palmer-hospital
This article is from 1997 about a baby girl who was born and then abandoned at Walt Disney World. The family the woman was traveling with wasn't even aware that she was pregnant. If you do more research you can find out that in one story it states that the mother excused herself from the family during the fireworks that night and was gone fore a long time. This was also not her first birth but it is still amazing that no one heard her and no one saw her leave afterwards. It seems someone would have noticed a woman having a baby in the bathrooms.
http://articles.orlandosentinel.com...-cord-princess-jasmine-arnold-palmer-hospital
figment1988
Member
Ah, yes. The "Baby Jasmine" story, that was one case which even got worldwide attention.
well obviously you have never eaten at the ohana and gone to the fireworks after then realized oh god its comming made a mad dash for the can and expelled a food baby. I am sure that people just figured she couldnt say no at the chef mickey buffet.
on a serious side note I hope they caught this girl... that is just so wrong. anyone know the follow up story
rct247
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It does happen, probably more often than most of us think. I know that it happened near the Main Entrance area of Hollywood Blvd at Disney's Hollywood Studios sometime in 2009 or 2010.
When it happened, from what I understand, they had guests stay inside the shops and temporarily prevented guests from entering the park or accessing that area. After all, giving birth right on the street can be traumatic for some people. They also did that out of safety and courtesy. Safety because of the bodily fluids that would need to be cleaned up.
Not sure if it made the news or if all that is 100% accurate, but I do know a birth did occur at Disney's Hollywood Studios within the past 3 years.
When it happened, from what I understand, they had guests stay inside the shops and temporarily prevented guests from entering the park or accessing that area. After all, giving birth right on the street can be traumatic for some people. They also did that out of safety and courtesy. Safety because of the bodily fluids that would need to be cleaned up.
Not sure if it made the news or if all that is 100% accurate, but I do know a birth did occur at Disney's Hollywood Studios within the past 3 years.
apparently they did find her and she was a 43 year old woman. Wow I hope she burns
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=FkFUAAAAIBAJ&sjid=RI4DAAAAIBAJ&pg=4861,1311444
MickeyPeace
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I heard custodians from MK were sent in to mop up and make Mickey heads out of the bodily fluids in order to distract guests. Is that true? :veryconfu