Originally Posted By justagirl9 Reward if found!!! I lost my grey Canon digital camera on September 10th on either the bus which transports from Coronado Springs to the Magic Kingdom or on the monorail from the Magic Kingdom heading to the Grand Floridian. If found please email me...my entire 6 day Disney vacation is on this camera. My family is deeply saddened to be without these special memories. My would love to have all of the photos she took with the Disney characters. Thank you!
Originally Posted By DBitz2 This is the Disneyland section, not the Walt Disney World section. Hopefully, the admins will move your post to where it should be, where it will be more helpful to you.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA The Lost and Found department at Walt Disney World is legendary. When I was there in the late 80s, it was amazing the things that would be turned in, and would eventually be returned to their owners. Be sure to check with the property and see if they can assist you.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 I got a camera back one year I somehow dropped crawling thru Honey I shrunk the kids playground - keep hope !
Originally Posted By DDMAN26 So two camera's have been lost one in Disneyland and one at WDW and each time the author of the posts comes here to see if anyone has the camera???
Originally Posted By ChiMike A child I was with dropped their camera on the Haunted Mansion. They were not using it, simply holding on to it for the ride. It dropped near the Library, where it was plain as day to see. Upon reaching unload, I apologized profusely and let the CM know what happened. That CM called load and some CM who checked it out on the other end could visibly see it, but did not want to disrupt the show by retrieving it. I couldn't agree more with the decision, no reason to disrupt other's enjoyment over our mistake. It's what I pretty much expected the minute the camera fell out of the child's hands. This was 10+ years ago. I immediately notified Lost & Found that day. I told them that the CMs verified that it was on the floor, in-sight, and that they would be turning it over as soon as they could to L&F. For the next 60 days, no trace of it upon every inquiry to them. Again, my fault, but certainly not something I would rate as good for a Lost & Found operation.
Originally Posted By hopemax No. A close family member has spent the last 6 months working there. I would share more, but I wouldn't want this person to get in more trouble for daring to try to reunite lost items with their owner. Maybe at a future point in time. ChiMike, I was just told a similar story just today. This one included a pair of prescription glasses. A manager at the attraction was brought in, and promised that the glasses would be available at L&F the next morning. Of course, the next morning, there were no glasses and everyone at the attraction claimed ignorance about anything.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA <I would share more, but I wouldn't want this person to get in more trouble for daring to try to reunite lost items with their owner. > hopemax, are you suggesting that Disney encourages Cast Members to NOT re-unite guests with their lost items?
Originally Posted By hopemax As a matter of official policy, no. But no one cares about a success rate. I will give you an example. If you call and ask if they have such and such an item. You will be put on hold while they check. The person on the phone may or may not actually check.
