There is no place you can sprinkle your loved ones where it won’t immediately be cleaned up afterwards. You’d be better off putting them in a landfill because that’s where they are going to end up if you bring them to Disneyland. Thanks for crediting the b- roll!
I feel like the Seven Seas Lagoon is a good option for ashes. There are plenty of opportunities to be on or near that water body unsupervised by cast members (boat rentals, the man made beaches at the hotels, etc.) that should make it easy to spread the entirety of the ashes instead of just a teaspoonful. Also it’s a central location on the property that is a vital part of the Resort.
Not gonna watch. The idea of wanting your ashes scattered around a children’s park is weird. Disgusting even. Imagine a child running over it, inhaling it, let alone other adults wandering about. How fucked up do you have to be?
I recommend you actually watch YT videos before you comment on them. If you had watched, you would’ve seen that I address those very issues and give good advice on how to avoid those situations and do it discreetly. This happens quite often at the Disney Parks and as a former Cast Member I thought people should know the right way to do it, if they’re gonna do it.
@@WaltsChiliBowl Ok yeah, good point. Its still kind of gross to have human remains at a theme park though, be it in the bushes or on the ground, its still illiegal.
@@Jeffromhr Yes, it IS unlawful as I stated, and it’s definitely not an ideal thing in a theme park, alas people are going to do it. If people are willing to take the risk, I recommended a VERY small amount, a teaspoon to tablespoon of ashes at most be dropped into water at a Disney park…no where else. Speaking as a former cast member, this helps eliminate many problems. All the best to you, Mattias. You have a rad name, btw.❤️
We lost my disabled sister in December suddenly. We had just been to disney for the 2nd time and she loved it. We are wanting to go and scatter some ashes this is really helpful thanks so much. Is there a spot st animal kingdom we could scatter some aswell?
Hi Anne-Marie, I’m so, so sorry to hear about your sister.🥺 How absolutely devastating. What a wonderful tribute to her, to scatter some of her ashes in a place that she loved and where you all had happy memories together. I hope my loved ones do the same for me. Unfortunately, I’ve never been to Animal Kingdom before, but I hope to go in the near future. I’ve heard it’s amazing, and many people say it’s the best Disney Park.🥰 Hopefully someone who has been there before can advise by responding to your comment. My greatest advice to you is: only bring a very small amount of ashes that can be concealed in jewelry, and to spread her ashes discreetly somewhere in Animal Kingdom where there’s water. Much love and light to you and your sister and your family.❤️❤️
So you can bring remains in if you’re not intending to spread them? I have my wife’s cremains in a Disney backpack that I’d like to bring but have no interest in spreading them
My deepest sympathies for you losing your wife. I’m so sorry.😞 Even if you don’t intend to spread her ashes there, sadly no ashes are allowed. If security finds any at bag check you will be told you can’t bring them in. With that said, the safest way to bring your wife with you is to place a small amount of her cremains in a piece of jewelry that you can wear, like the ones I showed in the video. My husband knows that’s what I want him to do after I die. You’re so sweet to want to bring her and I really hope you will one day. All the best to you, my friend.❤️
Aw Jaymi, thank you soo much, friend.😌 Yeah, I would be so horrified if I spread ashes and then security or a cast member approached me and said, “You need to come with me.”😳😬 I hate getting in trouble!😩
@@WaltsChiliBowl Her name was Sammy 'The cat from outerspace'. She was best cat I ever had. All other cats, dogs and pets were family pets. I found some articles on the need for taking a pet to disney and trying to smuggle them in and also fans having their ashes scattered. I said to myself. This is the way! I'm alos glad I found vloggers like you who share their experiences and or views on the matter. And vlogger is a total dick about it.
I unserstand thet Disneyland/Walt Disney World is the happiest place on Earth and has been a source of joy for millions, but I have never understood why people would want to do this, especially on a ride. All that is going to happen is that the cast members are going to vaccum the ashes up and put them in the trash, from which the ashes will ultimately wind up in a landfill. Even if Disneyland had been the dead loved one's favorite place and leaving his or her ashes there were in accordance with my loved one's wishes, I would want something better for his or her remains than that.
Hehe, the only problem with the jewelry option is we're only bringing their pinkie finger in. I honestly would go with your idea of bringing a special item from the parks and burying it with the loved ones.... Or be spread somewhere else, and they can fly to Disneyland with their afterlife passport lol. Did you want to be spread in the Haunted Mansion with Timmy? What Disney restaurant and snack would you eat for eternity? So I have some personal observations (please skip if too intrusive)👀 --OMG, such a beautiful couple. Why did you have your wedding in Vegas instead at a Disney park? Why wasn't your wedding Disney themed? Actually the Bellagio hotel is the nicest off the strip. Oooooooh, I got it! You knew California Adventure would model it's water show off Bellagio's? Mind Blown🤯! --Many Blessings to your dad's spiritual journey. I was also thinking that maybe he unlocked the latch himself to take up some spiritual real estate in Vegas.
Sermalla, I always get such a kick out of your comments!😆🙌❤️ Yeah, I’m with ya on how I’d probably go about it, however I must declare I wouldn’t mind joining the duck poop in the Rivers of America (sorry, Timmy!)!😂 I must say, I could eat the Monte Crisco in the Blue Bayou and watch the boats go by for eternity! Orrrr the fried pickles and baked potato soup from the Carnation Cafe and people watch on Main Street for eternity! Favorite snack is definitely a corn dog!🤤🤤What about you?! Thanks so much for your sweet words about the wedding and my dad!☺️ We got married in 2002, and I didn’t even think of a Disney themed wedding! Isn’t that crazy? We loved Disneyland and even rang in the 2000 Y2K New Years Eve there, but I guess I didn’t know it was an option?!🤔 With that said, if we were to ever renew our vows it’d probably be at the gazebo outside the Disneyland Hotel.🥰 Your World of Color/Bellagio comment made me lol!😆💕
@@WaltsChiliBowl Likewise🎊 I also get excited when I see a new video or response, but I also try to be mindful of your time. Oh honestly in my opinion, the calming Rivers of America is a much better choice...also it gives you easy access to the Haunted Mansion with the afterlife fast pass. I haven't tried the Monte Crisco yet...and - it - looks - soooo - good😥. And potato soup too...awww. I'm hungry now. I guess that's more reason to go back. However I had the Mint Julep, and Disney's version (in New Orleans Square) is in a class by itself, which is saying a lot because I don't like original mint juleps. That's very fair. Weddings can be pricey, so a traditional setting is more appealing. Also you're already making up for it with many Disney adventures. I didn't even know there was a gazebo, but then again, I don't remember ever going to the official Disney Hotel...just the Grand Californian, hehe. Until next time :)
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There is no place you can sprinkle your loved ones where it won’t immediately be cleaned up afterwards. You’d be better off putting them in a landfill because that’s where they are going to end up if you bring them to Disneyland.
Thanks for crediting the b- roll!
I totally agree, jsland! You’re so welcome, and thank YOU for your amazing videos!🥰🙌💕
I feel like the Seven Seas Lagoon is a good option for ashes. There are plenty of opportunities to be on or near that water body unsupervised by cast members (boat rentals, the man made beaches at the hotels, etc.) that should make it easy to spread the entirety of the ashes instead of just a teaspoonful. Also it’s a central location on the property that is a vital part of the Resort.
Thanks so much for sharing!☺️🙌❤️
Not gonna watch. The idea of wanting your ashes scattered around a children’s park is weird. Disgusting even. Imagine a child running over it, inhaling it, let alone other adults wandering about. How fucked up do you have to be?
I recommend you actually watch YT videos before you comment on them. If you had watched, you would’ve seen that I address those very issues and give good advice on how to avoid those situations and do it discreetly. This happens quite often at the Disney Parks and as a former Cast Member I thought people should know the right way to do it, if they’re gonna do it.
There is still no justification for that. There should be NO ashes at Disneyland. Even in bushes. Wind exists you know.
@@Jeffromhr You didn’t watch the video either before commenting. I specifically say not to put ashes in bushes and I address the wind.
@@WaltsChiliBowl Ok yeah, good point. Its still kind of gross to have human remains at a theme park though, be it in the bushes or on the ground, its still illiegal.
@@Jeffromhr Yes, it IS unlawful as I stated, and it’s definitely not an ideal thing in a theme park, alas people are going to do it. If people are willing to take the risk, I recommended a VERY small amount, a teaspoon to tablespoon of ashes at most be dropped into water at a Disney park…no where else. Speaking as a former cast member, this helps eliminate many problems. All the best to you, Mattias. You have a rad name, btw.❤️
Great video Leesa!! Love all your content.
Thanks so much, Valerie! You have no idea how much you watching and your kind words and encouragement mean to me! I miss you!💕
We lost my disabled sister in December suddenly. We had just been to disney for the 2nd time and she loved it. We are wanting to go and scatter some ashes this is really helpful thanks so much. Is there a spot st animal kingdom we could scatter some aswell?
Hi Anne-Marie, I’m so, so sorry to hear about your sister.🥺 How absolutely devastating. What a wonderful tribute to her, to scatter some of her ashes in a place that she loved and where you all had happy memories together. I hope my loved ones do the same for me.
Unfortunately, I’ve never been to Animal Kingdom before, but I hope to go in the near future. I’ve heard it’s amazing, and many people say it’s the best Disney Park.🥰 Hopefully someone who has been there before can advise by responding to your comment.
My greatest advice to you is: only bring a very small amount of ashes that can be concealed in jewelry, and to spread her ashes discreetly somewhere in Animal Kingdom where there’s water. Much love and light to you and your sister and your family.❤️❤️
So you can bring remains in if you’re not intending to spread them? I have my wife’s cremains in a Disney backpack that I’d like to bring but have no interest in spreading them
My deepest sympathies for you losing your wife. I’m so sorry.😞 Even if you don’t intend to spread her ashes there, sadly no ashes are allowed. If security finds any at bag check you will be told you can’t bring them in. With that said, the safest way to bring your wife with you is to place a small amount of her cremains in a piece of jewelry that you can wear, like the ones I showed in the video. My husband knows that’s what I want him to do after I die. You’re so sweet to want to bring her and I really hope you will one day. All the best to you, my friend.❤️
Oh, y’all BETTER scatter my ashes at DL. FIGURE IT OUT. 😂😂
Great video guys!
😂🤣😂 Dare I say, we’d risk a Disneyland ban for life to make that happen for you, James!😆☺️
Thanks so much for watching!! Love and miss you guys!🤗
i’m so sorry about your dad.🙁
as much as i would love to be at Disneyland forever, i wouldn’t risk it.
Aw Jaymi, thank you soo much, friend.😌 Yeah, I would be so horrified if I spread ashes and then security or a cast member approached me and said, “You need to come with me.”😳😬 I hate getting in trouble!😩
I scattered my cats ashes last week in the water from the riverboat.
I’m so sorry for your loss, Jimmy😔 My heart is happy to know you were able to honor your beloved cat in this way.❤️ What is their name?
@@WaltsChiliBowl Her name was Sammy 'The cat from outerspace'. She was best cat I ever had. All other cats, dogs and pets were family pets. I found some articles on the need for taking a pet to disney and trying to smuggle them in and also fans having their ashes scattered. I said to myself. This is the way! I'm alos glad I found vloggers like you who share their experiences and or views on the matter. And vlogger is a total dick about it.
Sammy “The cat from outerspace”!!!😸🤗❤️ I love it soo much.🥰 May your sweet Sammy have a joyous afterlife frolicking with the other Disney cats!
I unserstand thet Disneyland/Walt Disney World is the happiest place on Earth and has been a source of joy for millions, but I have never understood why people would want to do this, especially on a ride. All that is going to happen is that the cast members are going to vaccum the ashes up and put them in the trash, from which the ashes will ultimately wind up in a landfill. Even if Disneyland had been the dead loved one's favorite place and leaving his or her ashes there were in accordance with my loved one's wishes, I would want something better for his or her remains than that.
Hehe, the only problem with the jewelry option is we're only bringing their pinkie finger in. I honestly would go with your idea of bringing a special item from the parks and burying it with the loved ones.... Or be spread somewhere else, and they can fly to Disneyland with their afterlife passport lol. Did you want to be spread in the Haunted Mansion with Timmy? What Disney restaurant and snack would you eat for eternity?
So I have some personal observations (please skip if too intrusive)👀
--OMG, such a beautiful couple. Why did you have your wedding in Vegas instead at a Disney park? Why wasn't your wedding Disney themed? Actually the Bellagio hotel is the nicest off the strip. Oooooooh, I got it! You knew California Adventure would model it's water show off Bellagio's? Mind Blown🤯!
--Many Blessings to your dad's spiritual journey. I was also thinking that maybe he unlocked the latch himself to take up some spiritual real estate in Vegas.
Sermalla, I always get such a kick out of your comments!😆🙌❤️ Yeah, I’m with ya on how I’d probably go about it, however I must declare I wouldn’t mind joining the duck poop in the Rivers of America (sorry, Timmy!)!😂
I must say, I could eat the Monte Crisco in the Blue Bayou and watch the boats go by for eternity! Orrrr the fried pickles and baked potato soup from the Carnation Cafe and people watch on Main Street for eternity! Favorite snack is definitely a corn dog!🤤🤤What about you?!
Thanks so much for your sweet words about the wedding and my dad!☺️ We got married in 2002, and I didn’t even think of a Disney themed wedding! Isn’t that crazy? We loved Disneyland and even rang in the 2000 Y2K New Years Eve there, but I guess I didn’t know it was an option?!🤔 With that said, if we were to ever renew our vows it’d probably be at the gazebo outside the Disneyland Hotel.🥰 Your World of Color/Bellagio comment made me lol!😆💕
@@WaltsChiliBowl Likewise🎊 I also get excited when I see a new video or response, but I also try to be mindful of your time. Oh honestly in my opinion, the calming Rivers of America is a much better choice...also it gives you easy access to the Haunted Mansion with the afterlife fast pass.
I haven't tried the Monte Crisco yet...and - it - looks - soooo - good😥. And potato soup too...awww. I'm hungry now. I guess that's more reason to go back. However I had the Mint Julep, and Disney's version (in New Orleans Square) is in a class by itself, which is saying a lot because I don't like original mint juleps.
That's very fair. Weddings can be pricey, so a traditional setting is more appealing. Also you're already making up for it with many Disney adventures. I didn't even know there was a gazebo, but then again, I don't remember ever going to the official Disney Hotel...just the Grand Californian, hehe.
Until next time :)
@@Jeffromhr it’s really not that big of a deal if it’s done how I instructed❤️
@@WaltsChiliBowl That's true.
really good
Thank you so much, Ramesh!❤️
Interesting techniques. Of course this is all theoretical.
Yes, theoretical😊❤️
Thank you so much for watching🥰