Disney Reinstalls Secured Trash Cans on Magic Kingdom Ferries After Injury Crash
The update follows a hard landing that injured guests.
Overview
- Trash cans have been returned to the Magic Kingdom ferryboats and are now secured to the flooring to prevent movement.
- Each receptacle is anchored at 36 points with metal sheets flanking a nearby pole and fastened to the can, according to reported details.
- Disney removed all ferry trash cans in the weeks following the July incident in which the vessel made a sudden hard landing at the dock.
- Emergency officials declared a mass casualty incident that night, and 19 guests were transported to hospitals with reported fractures and other injuries, including one child reportedly struck or pinned by a trash can.
- The ferries were also involved in an April crash earlier this year, and Disney has not publicly commented on the incidents or the operational changes.