[ SECRET POST #5105 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5105 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Like I just hope you are readily aware your ashes will end up in the trash. Like you are okay with that. Having your ashes on WDW for a hot second before you cause an incident and have them vacuumed/swept up and thrown in the trash/sewer system.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I heard cast members are all trained to radio in the cleaning crew if they ever see this happening.

I’m not sure what could be an alternative, maybe getting a bench or tree dedicated in a nearby park?

[(Anonymous)]

even if they don't call the clean up crew right away, like, it's dust. they are going to clean up any pile of dust lol.

but considering how many people want this, if disney offered an actual legal alternative to this (a secluded hill or whatever) they'd make an insane amount of money.

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NAYRT

Disney would never do this because they're a company of control freaks and it would involve taking a risk and being interesting

[(Anonymous)]

They should take risks creatively, not with trying to cater to whack job fetishes like this.

[(Anonymous)]

that and it's illegal (well, against Disney rules which amounts to Disney Illegal)...your loved ones could be banned from the park for life just for attempting to do it, whether or not they successfully scatter anything. people attempt it so frequently that Disney has protocols and between staff and security, the likelihood of getting away with it is so slim...

like, if you're a deep Disney freak I get the urge, OP, but honestly just don't. there has to be a better way to honor your life after it's over. a memorial object, something done or built or purchased in your memory, etc.