1. There Are Actual Remains Of The Dead On Some Rides
After a family decided to scatter the ashes of their 7-year-old while riding the Haunted Mansion ride without permission, some visitors have tried to follow suit. However, this is not allowed or approved by Disney Parks. The Pirates of the Caribbean ride also originally used real human skeletons for its design when it opened in 1967. There only remaining human bones are located on the headboard of the bed of a (now fake) skeleton looking in a magnifying glass.
Holland Baker is based in New York City, where she is an editor, writer and co-host of Whatever It Takes: A Degrassi Podcast. In her free time, you can find her searching for bodega cats, eating mass amounts of pizza and using humor as a defense mechanism.
