Disney utilidor system

Here, costumed characters can secretly move around from one section of the park to another, and other less glamorous operations, like trash disposal, can go on with guests none the wiser.

Strictly out of bounds for visitors unless they have a special pass, the Utilidors have been subject to some nefarious rumors, like being used for child trafficking, On November 4th, 2024, podcaster Joe Rogan reported that a child had been abducted into them.

One viral video circulating online claimed that on Friday, October 13th, a family from Los Angeles visited Disneyland with their child.

After about two hours when they wanted to have lunch, the child went to the restroom to wash their hands.

I think of that Keys to the Kingdom tour, which I did 20 years ago.

But going down into the Utilidor and getting that history of the Magic Kingdom, it's really cool.

But I wouldn't say, oh, you must do it.

You got to do it.

Oh, a place.

Let's go with the Utilidors.

Good answer.

And something you say when something you say when something goes wrong, Molly.

Bill Martin helped design and build Disneyland, and he would regularly walk through the park with Walt to see how they could improve the park.

He's also responsible for the design of the Utilidors under the Magic Kingdom and for designing the Admiral Joe Fowler and Richard F. Irvine riverboats.

Oh,

well, now I'm just completely embarrassed that I don't know.