human ashes in disney??

[ultraplayer26]

is there any truth to this article i found online???:veryconfu

theres a disney program called (pixie dust) where wdw allows ashes to be spread properly in parks...even including fireworks???

update: link
http://www.gather.com/viewArticle.jsp?articleId=281474977199764

 

[DMC-12]

and on churros. its true

 

[Lee]

Good to know.
I've made my final wishes known for when tht time comes. (A looooong time from now, I hope.)
Dump me in Seven Seas Lagoon during the fireworks. Saluting optional.

My late dog...um....currently haunts Adventureland...:lookaroun

The article in the OP....nonsense. It has been done, but is not sanctioned, or actually allowed, by Disney.

 

[Monkeymama]

Oh I am so all over that.

 

[SirGoofy]

Good to know.
I've made my final wishes known for when tht time comes. (A looooong time from now, I hope.)
Dump me in Seven Seas Lagoon during the fireworks. Saluting optional.

My late dog...um....currently haunts Adventureland...:lookaroun

I knew I saw a ghost dog late at night at the Jungle!:animwink:

 

[yankspy]

I must say that I have actually thought about this once or twice.

 

[EpcotServo]

"Allow"?


No!

:lol:

 

[Master Yoda]

Good to know.
I've made my final wishes known for when tht time comes. (A looooong time from now, I hope.)
Dump me in Seven Seas Lagoon during the fireworks. Saluting optional.

My late dog...um....currently haunts Adventureland...:lookaroun

It will be a pirates afterlife for me.

 

[Iknewagirlnamed]

What a bunch of crap

 

[chaggy102]

It seems to be written as a parady to me and it's written in 2007 so who knows.

 

[Captain Chaos]

So that's how the turkey legs get so tasty... :slurp:

 

[Master Yoda]

In all seriousness I have read this article before and it is indeed a parody. It resurfaces about once a year, makes the rounds and then disappears into obscurity again.

 

[brent2124]

Whether its aloud or not I sprinkled some of my Grandfathers ashes in the Seven Seas Lagoon. He loved WDW more than anyone I have ever met and we just thought it was apropriate for him.

 

[princessmelinda]

thats a little icky :lookaroun

 

[Morgymon]

In all seriousness I have read this article before and it is indeed a parody. It resurfaces about once a year, makes the rounds and then disappears into obscurity again.

wow...had me scared for a second...:animwink:

 

[EPCOT Explorer]

You can just put me on the Inferno Barge over in EPCOT....It'll save some money and get the job done quicker.:lookaroun:lookaroun:lol:

 

[Uncle Lupe]

Wow, and I was just going to donate my body to Gatorland!! :dazzle:

 

[Zummi Gummi]

This is an interesting idea, even if it's fake. I'll have to write in to my will that I'm to be spread around WDW, however clandestinely it needs to be done!

 

[disneytopdog]

The story sounds like something the "Onion" would post

 

[goofntink]

Just to let you know.You have to get a "authorized to transport human remains"permit which can be provided by the funeral home or mortuary that performed the service.It is needed if you plan to take your family members ashes to your home,or to take them to a special place to be "scattered". It is illegal in most states to scatter your loved ones ashes/remains without a permit.When my grandmother passed away we had to do this.