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Would you visit a theme park built by former Disney Imagineers? Well, despite what we once thought, you might not end up getting the chance.
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Back in 2023, we learned that a new, $2 billion theme park resort project was being developed by former Disney Imagineers in Oklahoma. However, a year passed, and we began to grow concerned about the project. And now, a key investor in the American Heartland theme park is suing the developers.
A woman is claiming she was permanently injured in Disney World.
Typhoon Lagoon
Just last month, a Disney World guest filed a lawsuit after getting injured at one of the park’s water parks, and now a similar lawsuit has been filed just over a month later.
If you’re traveling, there are some precautions you may take.
Orlando International Airport
You’ll probably want to pack extra items in case of emergencies, and you may work extra hard in the weeks leading up to your trip to make sure you don’t get sick. But have you ever checked your hotel room for bed bugs? If you haven’t, you may want to start.
Over the years, Disney has faced several lawsuits.
Cinderella Castle
We’ve seen lawsuits filed for policy changes, for injuries from theme park visits, and even lawsuits filed by former Cast Members. One of the most frequent ones we’ve seen is people suing Disney World for water park injuries, and now we can add another lawsuit to that list.
Another lawsuit has been filed against the Walt Disney Company.
Disneyland’s Fantasyland
According to the Daily Pilot, a former Disneyland Cast Member filed the lawsuit in which she alleges that she was wrongfully terminated in 2023 after having her cell phone turned on while on-stage as a ride operator in Fantasyland. When you become a Disney Cast Member, you are introduced to the Five Keys that Disney uses as a set of core values. Of those five values, safety is Disney’s number one priority, especially for ride operating Cast Members.
Internet rumors are currently running rampant that Rachel Zegler — the some-would-say-unfairly maligned star of Disney’s recent Snow White remake — is suing Disney over the film.
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The film (which was released to underwhelming box office results and mixed-at-best reviews on March 21st) and its star have been lightning rods for controversy since well before production on the Mark Webb-directed film actually began.
Moana has become a BIG property for Disney. Not only was the first Moana movie a smash hit, but the second movie recently premiered and has broken a lot of box office records.
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We’ve met Moana in the parks. She’s even got her own attraction in EPCOT, Journey of Water — Inspired by Moana. There’s a brand new Moana show on Disney Cruise Line’s newest ship, the Disney Treasure. Moana is EVERYWHERE. However, one animator is now saying that Moana and her story were stolen from his original idea and has filed a lawsuit against Disney, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Disneyland has agreed to settle a high-profile class-action lawsuit for $233 million.
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Earlier this week, the Los Angeles Times confirmed that the Walt Disney Company approved a preliminary settlement covering back pay with interest for 50,0000 current and former Disney employees.
Club 33 is one of the most exclusive clubs at Disney. Not only is there a huge waitlist to join, but once you are invited to join membership costs THOUSANDS of dollars each year.
Club 33 Disneyland
While you get some pretty sweet perks for being a part of the Club, we have always been curious about how much a Club 33 membership actually costs. Well, we have some insight into how much you will need to shell out to join this exclusive club and the source might surprise you.
Disney has once again found itself in a precarious legal situation.
Storm clouds over the Magic Kingdom…
Disney has been making headlines recently for things other than parks and entertainment announcements. There have been some shocking twists and turns in the wrongful death lawsuit Disney is involved with due to a possible allergy-related death at Disney World, and this is fresh off the heels of Disney doling out $9.5 million to Disneyland Magic Key Passholders after settling a lawsuit. Well, the Walt Disney Company is back in the limelight again thanks to a new “stampede” lawsuit.
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