Re: Where in WDW would you want your last remains to be laid?

**supernova** · 04-30-2012, 05:21 AM

Originally Posted by mickeytoo

BTW...
You can leave some of your DNA/self at WDW while you're still kickin' if ya' want - like many of us haven't left enough blood, sweat and tears there over the years as it is

- just go get a haircut at the barber shop, or somethin' like that, and ask to bag the clippings as a souvie...then just empty 'em in your favorite spot(s)...!

Why go through all of that trouble? With so many visitors coughing into their hands, picking their nose, sweating, and god knows what else, there's MORE than enough DNA left behind on those fingerprint machine thingies.

**KevinFSU** · 05-23-2012, 01:36 PM

I routinely tell wife and kids that I want to be cremated and sprinkled all over Disney World. I would think the easiest place would be in the bodies of water around Disney. It would be fairly easy to rent some sort of water craft at various locations and go around and dump parts of me....lol. Less likely that anyone is going to see it being done as well. No big ceremonies. Just give everyone bits and pieces of me and off they go for the day to scatter. Everyone can meet back up later for dinner and celebration.

**PopsFreshenmyre** · 05-31-2012, 09:14 AM

Wow what a question. Believe it or not I host a podcast called the WDW Big Q and this was going to be an episode topic! Yes, this exact question!
Such a tough one, I'd love to be in burning Rome on spaceship earth. Appropriate, and I would smell awesome forever. Though I would not mind being under the feet of the skeletons playing chess.

Check out my podcast for discussion on similar topics wdwbigq.podomatic.com
Episode 7- Surviving a zombie outbreak in WDW.

**BamaJenn** · 05-31-2012, 03:56 PM

I am so right there with everyone who said they've often joked about this. Thing is, I'm not so much sure that I've been joking when I said it. I want to be cremated, of that there is no doubt but do I really want to spend eternity in a jar on the mantle? No way right?

In all seriousness, knowing full well that's it's completely illegal to do, I think I do want my ashes spread on property (though who knows how I'll feel about that as we near my passing). It's already my heart's home. It's the one place I think about more than anywhere else. It's a place where so many memories from my lifetime were made. Why not?

So to the question of where... my initial instinct was somewhere in Bay Lake or the Seven Seas Lagoon (probably the latter if I went with a body of water since it's Disney made vs. Bay lake which was always there). Then I got to thinking and thought maybe the water around the hub at MK (where the swan boats used to be) or maybe the fountains outside of Imagination (oh that would be horrible - some poor kid gets a faceful of me from the jumping fountains). It's so hard to decide (and that's just bodies of water)! Guess on the next trip I'll have to really think about it. With my passion for extinct attractions, maybe I could get dumped into something abandoned or built on an "old" foundation but refurbed into something new.

**Veritas** · 07-23-2012, 10:47 AM

If I were ever violated the law *wink* in such a way I would have my heirs spinkle my ashes in Liberty Tree (the actual tree not the inne) at MK and some over at the gardens by the AMerican Adventure in EPCOT. But Definitely at the Liberty Tree. I might go so far as to leave a modest amount of cash to pay for a round trip plane ticket and admission to MK to make it happen. Nope have put no thought into this subject aty all.

**Veritas** · 07-23-2012, 10:52 AM

Originally Posted by DVCDad

One of the last things my wife told me was "Don't take the kids to the cemetery to visit me. Take them to WDW because that's where I'm going."

My daughter Jessica believes that the 4 heart shaped fireworks in WISHES is Mommy sending us hugs from Heaven. She says she lives just above the castle.

Incredibly uplifting aspect of such a loss. I'm sorry for your loss.