A video showcases the "10 Scariest Things in Disney Parks" captured by cameras. These include:
1. Walt Disney's allegedly haunted firehouse apartment in Disneyland, where employees claim to see a lamp burning in the window and hear footsteps.
2. A translucent figure spotted in the Tower of Terror attraction, believed to be the ghost of a bellboy who died on the job.
3. Alligators in Disney World's swamps and waters, with over 1.25 million alligators present and a tragic incident in 2016 where a child was killed.
4. The ghost of "Mister One Way" in Space Mountain, who is said to accompany single riders on the attraction.
5. The Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, which is rumored to feature real human skulls and is allegedly haunted by a ghost named George.
6. River Country, a water park that was closed due to a rare amoeba infection that killed an 11-year-old boy and two reported drownings.
7. Club 33, a private dining club with a VIP room theme and a mysterious name that sparks conspiracy theories about Walt Disney's connection to Freemasonry or the Illuminati.
8. The underground tunnels in Disney World, which are used by cast members to move around the park and feature special underwear to prevent costume damage.
9. A ghost sighting in 2009, captured by four security cameras, which some believe is Walt Disney himself inspecting the park.
10. A creepy child's image in a photo taken at the Haunted Mansion attraction, which employees believe may be the ghost of a seven-year-old boy whose ashes were scattered in the attraction by his mother.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Walt Disney had an apartment above the Firehouse Restaurant in Disneyland.
2. The lamp in the window of Walt Disney's apartment is often seen to be lit, even after his death.
3. Disney employees have reported hearing footsteps and sounds coming from the apartment at night.
4. A cleaning lady reported hearing a weak voice saying "I'm still here" after turning off the light in the apartment.
5. There are approximately 1.25 million alligators in the swamps and waters around Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
6. In 2016, an alligator accident occurred in the park, resulting in the death of a child.
7. Disney has placed signs warning guests of the presence of alligators in the park.
8. As of 2021, Disney has removed at least 226 alligators from the park.
9. The Tower of Terror attraction is said to be haunted by the ghost of a bellboy who died on the job.
10. The bellboy's ghost is said to be harmless and does not hurt people.
11. The Space Mountain attraction is also said to be haunted by a ghost named "Mister One Way".
12. The Pirates of the Caribbean attraction is said to be haunted by a ghost named George.
13. George's ghost is said to be that of a former cast member who died in the early 1970s.
14. Cast members have reported seeing George's ghost on the attraction's monitors and hearing footsteps and phone calls in an empty control room.
15. The River Country water park was closed permanently in 2005 after a series of accidents and incidents, including the death of an 11-year-old boy from a rare amoeba infection.
16. The park was left to deteriorate and was not maintained after its closure.
17. Rumors say that the music is still playing and the lights are still turning on and off at the abandoned park.
18. The Club 33 private dining club was opened in 1967 and has a VIP room theme.
19. The club is said to have a 15-year waiting list for membership, which costs $12,000 per year, plus a $25,000 initiation fee.
20. Disney has a system of underground tunnels, called "utility tunnels", that connect different areas of the park.
21. The tunnels were built to allow cast members to move around the park without being seen by guests.
22. Cast members used to have to wear special underwear provided by the park to prevent damage to their costumes.
23. A video filmed in 2009 appears to show a ghostly figure walking through the park, which some believe is Walt Disney himself.
24. The Haunted Mansion attraction has been the site of a reported ghost sighting, with a woman claiming to have seen the ghost of a little boy in a photo she took.
25. Some guests have been known to scatter the ashes of deceased loved ones in the park, sometimes without permission.