Walt Disney World Resort Statement
June 14, 2005 – 9:30 a.m. On Monday, June 13, at approximately 3:30 PM, Reedy Creek Emergency Services was called to Mission Space at Epcot to care for a child who was unresponsive. The ride was shut down and the guest was transported to the hospital. Unfortunately, we were later advised that the guest passed away. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office arrived at the scene and conducted an investigation before turning the attraction back over to Walt Disney World. Engineers and ride system experts with Walt Disney World also conducted a thorough evaluation and inspection and determined that the ride is operating normally. Based on their findings, the attraction opened as scheduled today. The safety of our Guests and Cast remains our top priority. On behalf of the Walt Disney World Resort and its 57,000 Cast Members, we are saddened by this highly unusual event. Our first concern is for the family and we are doing everything we can to help them during this difficult time.
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