How many people have died at Disneyland Paris?

Answer 1

It appears as of November 2016, 35 people have died in various circumstances at Walt Disney World

Answer 2

Around twenty guests and cast members have died at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA. Most of the incidents were a result of guest negligence, and at least four of the deaths were suicides.

• Disneyland Park - no guest deaths, 1 cast member death
• Disney California Adventure - 12 guest deaths, 1 cast member death
• Resort wide - 6 guest deaths, no cast member deaths.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incidents_at_Disneyland_Resort

Answer 3

Believe it or not, not very many. There was this train wreck on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in Frontierland, but that was about 30 years ago. The ride has been revamped since then. Also, there used to be these air rides above Fantasyland, before the mono rail station was inveted. But then some stupid people jumped out of them to commit suicide. So they had to be removed. So all together, roughly under ten people. I could be wrong about the numbers though.

Answer 4

Yes, a few. Most of them were doing something stupid, like trying to transfer between moving ride vehicles or entering a dangerous area despite Fencing designed to stop that sort of behavior AND posted warning signs, but a few people have died due to negligence or error on Disneyland's part.

Answer 5

Look up on Youtube "Death's at Disneyland" or go on Wikipedia and find it. I have looked before and they have the answers to your question. Hope that helped!

Answer 6

It appears as of November 2016, four people have died due to accidents at Disneyland Paris.

Answer 7

what a coincidence that you asked that in fact my best friend died in Disney land

Answer 8

Nine people have died at theme parks operated by Disney Corporation, all but two of them due to guests ignoring clear and obvious safety measures.

Answer 9

It appears as of November 2016, 35 people have died in various circumstances at Walt Disney World

Answer 10

Yes, there have been a few deaths at the park, which is frankly only to be expected when you consider how many millions of people have visited it.