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Disney World Banned Flatulence in Parks

“This is one of the strangest way to get banned from Disney,” viral video claimed.

Disney World has banned farting inside its theme parks.

On July 20, 2024, @mousetrapnews TikTok account published a video claiming that Disney World had banned farting inside its theme parks.

@mousetrapnews This is one of the strangest way to get banned from Disney! #disneyworld #disneynews #disneyrides #disneyban #farting #disneyworldban ♬ When You Wish Upon a Star – Studio 77 Orchestra And Singers

“That’s so stupid,” one user commented under the video, while another stated, “If I have to fart I’m going to fart.”

The video originated form a MouseTrapNews.com article that read:

Disney World Bans Farting Inside Their Parks

Disney World bans farting inside their theme parks. Anyone who is caught farting inside a Disney theme park may be kicked out and potentially banned for life.

Disney will be using thermal cameras installed throughout their parks to track if and when guests fart. If seen farting on one of these cameras, Disney World security will be sent out to find you and detain you.

The first time caught doing this will result in a warning. However, if caught doing it again, you will likely be kicked out for the day. Then, a third offense will lead to a temporary ban and a fourth offense may lead to a lifetime ban from Disney World.

Fun Fact: In July 2024, rumors have it that Japanese Emperor Hirohito was buried with a Mickey Mouse wristwatch after his death in 1989.

Japanese Emperor Hirohito Buried with Mickey Mouse Watch

The emperor allegedly acquired the wristwatch during a 1975 visit to Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California.

One of Emperor Hirohito’s most treasured possessions was a Mickey Mouse watch, which was presented to him on a trip to the US when he visited Disneyland in 1975. When he died in 1989 he was buried with the watch.

The claim appeared in similar Reddit posts for years, as well as on other social media sites and in newspapers, blogs, and books.

It was well attested that Hirohito was a big Disney fan. In October 1975, the emperor and his wife conducted a 15-day goodwill tour of the United States, which included a well-publicized half-day visit to Disneyland Resort, in Anaheim, CA. It was during this visit, a number of sources claim, Hirohito acquired the watch he was allegedly eventually buried with.

(Oct 9, 1975 Press-Telegram [Long Beach, California], via Newspapers.com)

The most widely cited source for the claim appeared to be Edward Behr’s biography of the emperor, “Hirohito: Behind the Myth.” In the book’s description of Hirohito’s funeral, which took place on Feb. 24, 1989, Behr wrote how the emperor’s “favorite personal effects, including his microscope and his Mickey Mouse watch, were buried with him.”