Soon after, the lines were added to Walt Disney World’s Adventureland in Florida when it opened in 1971, according to the newspaper. When asked in an email whether there other alligator and crocodile references or appearances that were removed from the Florida theme park, Wahler, a spokeswoman for Walt Disney World Resort, did not respond. Walt Disney World Resort vice president Jacquee Wahler confirmed to The Washington Post on Thursday that the company “made changes out of respect for the family.”“We did this two weeks ago immediately following the incident,” she said via email. Disney has wiped out references and depictions of alligators and crocodiles from its storied attractions at the Magic Kingdom in Florida in the weeks after a 2-year-old was killed in an attack at a resort, according to reports. “We continue to evaluate processes and procedures for our entire property.”Around that time, it seems, Disney started to erase those animals from its theme park.

Source: National Post June 30, 2016 18:11 UTC