Walt Disney's Body

[Disneywhiz323]

Okay this is a really weird question but I've heard rumors that Walt Disney's frozen body is under Disneyland or something. Is that really true? If not is it somewhere else? (I know weird question)

 

[disneymom443]

That is one of the biggest false rumors they have about Walt. He is buried in CA, in believe.

 

[umichigan10]

That is one of the biggest false rumors they have about Walt. He is buried in CA, in believe.

Cremated to be exact.

 

[ygracey]

Walt's remains are at Forest Lawn cemetary in Glendale, CA. He is in a small area outside in a little courtyard with a gate. If memory serves me right, it is off to the left as you face the Court of Freedom. He is interred with Robert B Brown (Sharon Disney's husband), Lillian Disney (Walt's wife) and Sharon Disney (Walt's adopted daughter). If you don't know exactly where you are going, you would never just stumble upon his plaque - it is somewhat obscured by trees and vegetation.

 

[Peter Pirate 2]

He's in fact frozen and under NASA control. They had to put out the "official" cremation and cemetery plot information to keep things under control. Look for him to return to his leadership role as soon as Iger, who is in fact already dead and hasn't acknowledged it yet, steps down.

 

[doconeill]

He's in fact frozen and under NASA control. They had to put out the "official" cremation and cemetery plot information to keep things under control. Look for him to return to his leadership role as soon as Iger, who is in fact already dead and hasn't acknowledged it yet, steps down.

I actually thought Disney was taken to Avalon, awaiting the time we would most need him...oh, I guess that would now

Or was it that he would return to prevent the second coming of Eisner or something...

 

[CandyMandy]

Walt's remains are at Forest Lawn cemetary in Glendale, CA. He is in a small area outside in a little courtyard with a gate. If memory serves me right, it is off to the left as you face the Court of Freedom. He is interred with Robert B Brown (Sharon Disney's husband), Lillian Disney (Walt's wife) and Sharon Disney (Walt's adopted daughter). If you don't know exactly where you are going, you would never just stumble upon his plaque - it is somewhat obscured by trees and vegetation.

The above is correct.

The somewhat obscured burial area:

The actual niche plaque:

 

[ImTooExcitedToSleep]

http://www.disunplugged.com/2011/10/28/moments-of-reflection-paying-respects-at-walt-disneys-gravesite/

Here's a blog from The DIS that has a few more pictures and information.