Originally Posted By berol I wouldn't want to, cuz I might as well cut out the middleman and have them spread in the county dump.
Originally Posted By Hans Reinhardt What sort of dolt would spread their loved one's remains over the interior of an amusement park haunted house?
Originally Posted By jonvn especially since it gets vacuumed. If you dump your remains in the haunted mansion, it will eventually get swept up, and hauled off to the dump.
Originally Posted By 2001DLFan Too bad Disney can't just make the legal arrangements that allows for remains to be interred somewhere in the park. Then they would be able to control the dissemination of the remains without having issues about the ashes being spread indiscriminately.
Originally Posted By jonvn i think it would happen anyway, but if they did set something up like that, at least people would know that their loved ones ashes are not going to end up in the trash bin.
Originally Posted By dshyates Heard tales of mothers spreading ashes from the ferry in the Seven Seas Lagoon at WDW. Not a bad place. And the end of the pier at the Poly.
Originally Posted By BlueOhanaTerror >>>Like half of the people on this discussion board wouldn't want to have their ashes scattered in the park....<<< Put me in the half that thinks it rather creepy and disturbingly obssessive.
Originally Posted By ChurroMonster I want my ashes scattered in the Horseshoe in Columbus. GO BUCKEYES!
Originally Posted By Bob Paris "Too bad Disney can't just make the legal arrangements that allows for remains to be interred somewhere in the park. Then they would be able to control the dissemination of the remains without having issues about the ashes being spread indiscriminately." EXACTLY! They are missing a massive marketing angle here. "The Happiest Cemetery on Earth". And the weird part is, knowing Disney's voracious appetite for making money, I am NOT kidding!
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Please see my post earlier in this thread where I suggested just that.
Originally Posted By bartholomewneff If I want to visit a cemetary, I'll go to one. If I want to visit a theme park, I don't WANT to visit a cemetary. Bury your relatives somewhere else and not throw human waste on an unsuspecting public that is simply there to have fun. If you want a connection to DL, just put "I'm going to Disneyland!" on your tombstone. Just don't actually put your ashes there so I have to experience them
Originally Posted By knoxvelour OK, I have an idea! Mix the ashes with the compound used to make the bricks in the esplanade!
Originally Posted By ChurroMonster How about allowing people to put human remains under the little bricks they bought in the esplanade? I'm kidding. Mostly.
Originally Posted By Park Hopper Those bricks are only guaranteed for 10 years, What do you do after that?
Originally Posted By jonvn I believe the law in California is that cemeteries are only required to maintain your grave until 99 years after the last person is buried in the place. After that, they can reuse the land for whatever purpose they want to. So, say this year, the last person is buried at Forest Lawn. In 99 years, the graves can all be dug up, and reused all over again. Not that they would, in that you supposedly pay an endowment fee for "perpetual care," but that is something that can happen, if the fund runs out of money or some other thing.
Originally Posted By ChurroMonster I was recently in Boston and it was cool to visit a cemetary that dated back to the late 1600's in the heart of the city. Land dedicated for the burial of human remains should always remain so.
