Disney as a final resting place? The report says parks are a popular place to spread ashes

WEBVTT AND ASH. MICHELLE: TOURNE, DISNEY WORLD, THE HIGHEST COUNTRY OF THE EARTH, IS ALSO A POPULAR PLACE TO DISTRACT YOUR LITTLE ASHES. ACCORDING TO AN ARTICLE OF THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, THAT CONTINUES SINCE YEARS, AND THAT GIVES A SENSE. IF IN LIFE, DISNEY WAS YOUR PREFERRED PLACE TO SPEND TIME, WHY DID NOT YOUR FAMILY EXTEND YOUR ASHES AND PASS THE ETERNITY IN THIS STATE? APPARENTLY THE MANOVER HAUNTED IS A FAVORITE OF THE CROWD. But for most of the people we talked to, it's a clean concept. >> FOR ME IT WOULD I WALK ON A CEMETERY? AMLIKE YOU WALK ON PEOPLE. MICHELLE: Can people do that? INDIVIDUALS IN THE DEATH CARE INDUSTRY INDICATE THAT NO RULES ARE INDICATED, BUT THERE ARE PREFERRED OBVIOUS LOCATIONS, AREAS DESIGNATED IN A CEMETERY, A CLEAN OR PERMISSIBLE PLOT ROOM. 39. USE, BUT THIS, Not supposed to happen, but does. TODD: REALISTIC, YOU CAN DO IT AT A PLACE YOU WANT. THE QUESTION ARE YOU GOING FOR? And if that is the case, you will be penalized, and I would say that in Florida, this is not the case. MICHELLE: WHAT BRINGS US TO THE NEW FACTOR. THE POSSIBILITY OF THE CREATION OF DÉMARQUE MOVES WHEN YOU EXPECT YOUR NEXT DISNEY RIDE. >> THIS WOULD BE JUST WEIRD ME. I DO NOT WANT ASH AS GRANDMA, AS JUST CHILLING IN DISNEYLAND WITH EVERYONE. MICHELLE: TELL ME TO THE PEOPLE I HAVE CALLED IN THE DEATH CARE INDUSTRY, THEM, THEY, THEM, THEY, THEY DO NOT KNOW SOMEONE WHO WAS CONDEMNED BECAUSE OF THEIR SAVINGS. So for the moment it is a case of ashes of ash, dust disney. IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, MICHELLE MEREDITH, WESH 2 N

Disney as a final resting place? The report says parks are a popular place to spread ashes

Last updated: 18:44 EDT 26th October 2018

ORLANDO, Florida –

A new report says that Walt Disney World in Orlando and Disneyland California are extremely popular places to spread the ashes of their loved ones.

According to a Wall Street Journal article, scattering of ashes has become so commonplace in Disney parks that employees use a code word to signal when a park guest has scattered ashes cremated somewhere in a park.

"HEPA cleaning" corresponds to the code call. HEPA refers to the high efficiency particulate air filter, the type of vacuum cleaner needed to suck the ashes.

A Disney spokesman told the Journal that anyone caught spraying ashes would be escorted out of the property, but several people told the newspaper that they had done it anyway.

"The haunted mansion probably contains so much human ashes that it's not even funny," said a Disneyland guard.

The Journal reported that guests were putting ashes in pills or plastic bags hidden in purses or backpacks.

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