▲If someone falls ill on Disney grounds the person is immediately rushed to a hospital. A person can only be pronounced dead outside Disney grounds.

▲This is true. In fact, there are many bizarre rules Disney employees need to follow.

▲Some say Disney uses specific scents strategically in their parks.

▲Male employees could not have long hair and had to abide by a strict set of rules.

▲There is no evidence that this actually happened.

▲Was Walt Disney's head cryogenically frozen?

▲This is correct. They use different scents to emphasis the experience. The scents will range from cookies on Main Street, candy and vanilla at Candy Palace, and seasonal smells such as pumpkin spice during fall.

▲In 1992, a man killed himself in front of the EPCOT Center at Walt Disney World in Florida. And there have been more reported deaths.

▲No, he was actually cremated two days after his death in 1966.

▲This is actually true! There are about 200 cats in Disneyland.

▲It's rumored that there is a basketball court inside the Matterhorn in Disneyland.

▲This was actually the case. But a number of complaints resulted in clean undergarments for Disney workers.

▲It is said that a man suffered a heart attack while previewing an early version of the attraction.

▲This included an employee who was crushed to death in 1974 while working at the 'America Sings' attraction in Disneyland.

▲Disneyland (California) is home to a large population of cats.

▲Employees working as Disney characters had to share underwear.

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Rumors of an exclusive members club in Disneyland are actually true.

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Club 33 is a members-only group, located among the shops of New Orleans Square, at 33 Royal Street, Disneyland.

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Is there actually a luxury apartment in Disneyland?

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Yes, it's called the Disneyland Dream Suite. It is now home to 21 Royal, a place where you can have an exclusive dining experience.

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This is actually true. There is a small basketball court inside the Matterhorn, right at the top of the mountain.

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There is no evidence that this is true. But some say that the skull and crossed bones above this skeleton are real.

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According to urban legend, Disney used real skeletons in the 'The Pirates of the Caribbean' attraction to make it look more realistic.

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The unknown reasons for closure gave way to many conspiracy theories.

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Discovery Island, originally called Treasure Island, is located in Bay Lake, Florida and closed in 1999.

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Disney: The truth about "The Happiest Place on Earth"

There are many Disney urban legend. Discover if they are fact or fiction

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We've all heard it through the grapevine or stumbled upon it on the internet. Urban legends about Disney have been circulating for years. But which ones are true and which ones are false?

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