Pooh Goes Wild: Another character gone bad case took place in 1981, when cast member Robert Hill, playing Winnie the Pooh was alleged to have slapped a child and caused recurring headaches and possible brain damage. Hill testified that the girl was tugging at his costume from behind, and he accidentally struck with a Pooh ear when he turned around. Things got truly bizarre when Hill entered the courtroom in the Pooh costume and responded to questions as Pooh would, including dancing a jig. Once again, the costume's arms saved the day, as they were too low to the ground to slap a girl of the victim's height. The jury acquitted Hill after 21 minutes.
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nefus 9 year s ago
<sarcasm>OMG we need to shut down the parks!</sarcasm>
Seriously though I am surprised deaths don't happen more often. The Walt Disney parks had 132,549,000 visitors just in 2013. So just in that year alone the average was more than 37 thousand people per day.
I'll bet you it is statistically safer to play and have fun inside their parks than the trip flying or driving there.
Seriously though I am surprised deaths don't happen more often. The Walt Disney parks had 132,549,000 visitors just in 2013. So just in that year alone the average was more than 37 thousand people per day.
I'll bet you it is statistically safer to play and have fun inside their parks than the trip flying or driving there.
Seriously though I am surprised deaths don't happen more often. The Walt Disney parks had 132,549,000 visitors just in 2013. So just in that year alone the average was more than 37 thousand people per day.
I'll bet you it is statistically safer to play and have fun inside their parks than the trip flying or driving there.