Cryogenics might have been one of those technologies he was considering. The experimental prototype city of tomorrow focused on bringing research centers from major industries together to create a city that would be a living laboratory for new technologies. Then, in the months leading up to his death, Walt was working on his vision of EPCOT. Cryogenics was then seriously being considered as a way to help astronauts cover the long distances of space travel. Has Walt Disney been cryogenically frozen Is his body in cold storage in the family’s basement Los Angeles Magazine discusses the decades-old question helping Walt Disney admirers see the cold. This rings true to me as Walt spent a lot of time supporting the space industry with his studios resources and later at Disneyland. Walt’s remains were cremated and interred at Forest Lawn Memorial park in Glendale, CA. Then when Walt died without specific instructions for cryogenic care, his family got cold feet and decided to go the traditional route. In it he claims there was an interest in the process expressed by Walt via studios representatives before he died, but that the timing never worked out. This is probably the most famous of all the myths surrounding Walt Disney though some believe his whole body is frozen, and others believe it's just his head. The only 'Frozen' people here are Elsa and Anna. Nichols traces the origin of the rumor back to a 1972 interview Nelson did with the LA Times. MYTH: His body is cryogenically frozen somewhere on the grounds of Disneyland.
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He interviewed Bob Nelson, a former TV repair man who became the President of the Cryonics Society in 1966 and later froze the first man in 1967, about a month after Walt’s death. The story itself has been thoroughly debunked by Walt’s biographers, but no one has really looked into the origin of the legend until now.Ĭhris Nichols, writing for Los Angeles Magazine, researched the origin of the ‘Walt Disney is frozen’ story for a new article. Even Disney’s daughter said, There is absolutely no truth to the rumor that my father, Walt Disney, wished to be frozen. Pop culture conspiracy theorists have pushed a theory that his cryogenically frozen corpse is locked away in a hidden vault in the decades since American animator and filmmaker Walt Disney’s death in November 1966. Disney actually had his body frozen so he could rise again someday in the future. The claim: Walt Disney’s frozen body will be thawed in December to bring him back to life. One of the enduring urban legends surrounding Walt Disney was that after he died from lung cancer in 1966 his body (just his head in some versions) was cryogenically preserved so that future generations could enjoy his genius once the technology to reanimate the dead has been perfected. The book claimed that Disney may have been interested in cryogenics, and the rumor mill started working overtime, suggesting that Mr.
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