Myths: Walt Disney Was Frozen After His Death

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The origins of this rumor remain unknown, but Disney was an extremely private person and it seems that this gave the opportunity for the public imagination to run wild. Around the time of his death in the ’60s, the concept of cryogenic storage had just appeared, so it might have looked like the kind of thing someone famous would go for. Disney was a technological innovator in his own field, so he might have seemed like an appropriate candidate.

There are actually two versions of the myth going around—one says that Disney froze his entire body while the other says that only his head was put into cryogenic stasis. Both are false. This is backed up by a wealth of evidence that Disney was cremated, including his death certificate.

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Disney’s own daughter sought to put this myth to rest by opening the Walt Disney Family Museum. According to her, this allowed the family to dispel many of the myths surrounding Walt Disney—and the cryogenic freezing was among them.

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