Disneyland “The happiest place in earth” since July 1955 created by the Disney brothers, it celebrates the history and culture of the Golden State. Located in the City of Anaheim, is one of the most visited tourist places in California history. Back in 1953 when planning the project, the theme park location proposal was in Burbank, near Los Angeles Area. Furthermore, Disneyland is one of the organizations with enormous revenue for its ridiculous ticket prices in the theme park industry. Many people believe that it is a magical place in earth; hence, could be the last and horrendous day of someone’s life. It hides the dark side of the magical park “accidents”, from a loose wire, ride malfunction, or not well trained employees to the most expensive visit of the year.
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John Marr, a well-respected writer, does not agree as Disneyland being the happiest place in earth instead, he hates this place. There are different reasons in which he believes the park hides the accidents that happened between the public and employees. What is more upsetting is that the Disney organization pays more money to hide the negative that happens inside the park than his employees for hiding the bad accidents. For example, in January 1975—Three youths are shot in Tomorrowland in the park’s first reported large-scale gang fight. Another, March 1985—A 17-year-old girl breaks both legs and fractures an arm after she falls from her wheelchair onto a moving platform at the Haunted Mansion ride, and one more just to mention some of the many hidden stories in the Disneyland history. October 1990—A construction worker at Disneyland is critically injured when he falls 30 feet from scaffolding in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride
John Marr, a well-respected writer, does not agree as Disneyland being the happiest place in earth instead, he hates this place. There are different reasons in which he believes the park hides the accidents that happened between the public and employees. What is more upsetting is that the Disney organization pays more money to hide the negative that happens inside the park than his employees for hiding the bad accidents. For example, in January 1975—Three youths are shot in Tomorrowland in the park’s first reported large-scale gang fight. Another, March 1985—A 17-year-old girl breaks both legs and fractures an arm after she falls from her wheelchair onto a moving platform at the Haunted Mansion ride, and one more just to mention some of the many hidden stories in the Disneyland history. October 1990—A construction worker at Disneyland is critically injured when he falls 30 feet from scaffolding in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride