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Credit: DisneyA guest was shocked to see bloody fingerprints in their room at Walt Disney World.
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Due to the sheer size and scale of the Walt Disney World Resort, guests may want to add a few extra days to ensure they get to do as much as possible during their vacation. This is why a trip to Walt Disney World can feel so grand and magical, with an honestly daunting amount of things to do, enjoy, and explore. At EPCOT, guests are encouraged to explore their creativity and passion for knowledge, with rides and attractions that focus on not just entertaining guests but stimulating their brains and teaching them about the most crucial aspects of history.
Disney’s Hollywood Studios arguably has the best collection of rides at the moment, with Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster and The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror being some of Walt Disney World’s heaviest hitters for decades. This theme park also features Disney World’s most ambitious land yet, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge. Much like Avengers Campus in Disneyland, which allows guests to interact with a growing list of classic and iconic Marvel characters, this land allows guests to live out their own Star Wars adventures alongside characters like Chewbacca, Rey, and Kylo Ren, just to name a few.
Disney’s Animal Kingdom is, of course, home to Walt Disney Imagineering’s most stunning creation yet, Pandora – The World of Avatar. Alongside this incredible location, guests can face the terrifying yeti on Expedition Everest or learn about conservation and wildlife on Kilimanjaro Safaris.
And then there’s Magic Kingdom, the true star of the show. This classic theme park has been around for decades, providing guests with the most legendary adventures you can find in Florida. Pirates of the Caribbean, Haunted Mansion, and Space Mountain all reside here, as does the beautiful Cinderella Castle.
However, the magic has to end at some point, and unfortunately for certain guests, it ended a little too quickly.
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As we stated earlier, Walt Disney World is a huge place, meaning guests will need a place to stay while they take breaks from the parks. Walt Disney World offers guests an incredible amount of variety when it comes to hotels and rooms. Guests may opt to go for the more luxurious options like Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort or Disney’s Grand Floridian, or they may want to save a little money and choose a more value-priced option.
Disney’s All-Star Resorts and Pop Century Resort are two of the most popular places to stay, both due to their price and transportation options to and from the theme parks. Unfortunately, none of this mattered for certain guests who made an unsettling discovery in their room.
In a recent social media post, a guest shared their rather horrifying experience finding blood stains in their hotel room at Walt Disney World’s All-Star Resort. “So I’m currently staying at an all star resort and found a bloody fingerprint,” reads the post. Disney’s All-Star Resort is one of the cheaper options available to guests, though the words “cheap” and “Disney vacation” do not really go together like they used to. “I’m assuming from house keeping when we were gone and manager said she was going to give us free genie plus for the next day.”
The photo, which has since been deleted, showed a bloody fingerprint on the furniture in the guest’s room, a haunting image that no one expected to be greeted with, especially at “The Most Magical Place on Earth.
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We’re thankful that the guests were taken care of, as is typical of Disney anytime there is a situation present. We’ve seen it time and time again where a cast member helps out a guest in need, whether it be as simple as a new change of clothes, more serious issues like this one, or even violent altercations.
Walt Disney World is home to 32 hotels and suites, all of which are incredible in their own ways. Guests staying at Disney’s Grand Floridian, Contemporary, and Polynesian Resorts have access to the Walt Disney World Monorail, which takes guests to and from EPCOT and Magic Kingdom. Guests staying at Caribbean Beach, Art of Animation, Pop Century, and Riviera Resorts are able to use Disney World’s Skyliner service.
The Walt Disney World Skyliner is a fantastic and quick way to navigate the property, taking guests to the previously mentioned hotels as well as Disney’s Hollywood Studios and EPCOT.
Where’s your favorite place to stay while visiting Walt Disney World?