The Internet's Corruption of Disney: The Story of Abandoned by Disney 

The internet doesn't need to corrupt Disney. Disney is doing a great job at that themselves

This was one of only four creepypastas that really screwed with my head in high-school. The other three were Slenderman, Lavender Town, and Smile Dog.

I really love how the internet has made a family friendly franchise horrifying.

I was hoping you'd mention "Disney's Catacombs". The idea of being chased in an underground jailhouse while the cells on each side open ahead of you is terrifying.

Abandoned by Disney has always stood out to me more than any other creepypasta due in no small part to Slime Beast's absolutely haunting lore around the Disney Corp. It reminds me of tulpas in a sense or even concepts like positive suggestion- you place enough thought/power behind an idea/concept and it might just become a reality- weather you want it to or not.

Disney did a better job of corrupting itself than the internet ever could

“The hatred the locals had for Mowgli’s Palace and Disney manifested the Corruptus, hence the inverted monstrous Mickey costume.” If this story is to believed, then I’m betting there’s at least hundreds more of these monstrous twisted costumes roaming about, considering just how much more people (rightfully) despise what Disney’s become in the past few years, myself included.

Love Abandoned by Disney, one of my favorite creepypasta… Room Zero was really good too, I had no idea those Micky Mouse gas masks existed in real life…

My theory about the entity in Room Zero from what we've gathered is it's possibly a manifestation of the belief of war/death. Considering this was during the Cold War, and the fear of WWIII happening, that at any given moment America would be nuked out of existence, I think it's safe to say the mass hysteria happening in that room was a result of everyone's collective hard belief of nuclear war, and death. Given these entities are formed from people's beliefs, it's easy to realize how this one came to be in a time of such heavy paranoia within the public.

Abandoned by Disney fascinated me as a kid. Disney had actually "abandoned" locations in real life and the mystique around some of their history adds to its realism. Loses me at the costume taking its head off, but pretty atmospheric.

Zalgo is real in a sense. He is the embodiment of the internet's childhood corrupters.

I remember hearing Abandoned by Disney and thinking that the buildup was good, but the payoff was a bit ridiculous. Now that I know about the whole series, it's better than I gave it credit for. Still a bit ridiculous, but not completely unbelievable.

Room Zero has a place in my heart. I watched it while I was really sick, sick enough to be kept home from school because of a bad fever. I listened to someone read it. It unnerved me, but not too much. I went to bed and had a fever dream, a dream I woke up crying from and still remember from this day. It was a first person pov. It was like I was watching this through a camera, like I wasn't me or wasn't there. I was in a disney park (note, I've never been to disney) and it was a sunny, busy day. There was a bench, with trees on either side. However, there was something weird that no one was noticing, seemingly. There was a teenage girl sitting on the bench, like 14. She was wearing a 1960's era red dress that was buttoned up to her neck, and Mary janes. She had auburn, braided hair. She was slumped over, half laying on the bench. She was an obvious corpse; miscolored skin, black fingertips, not moving. She also had a gas mask on. People kept bustling by,.all I could hear was people talking. A few people passed her, even. Like, a family with young kids. Some people even sat by her, not noticing at all. I watched for what felt like hours upon hours, as the sun began to set. The thing that made me wake up was that she began moving. She came to life, desperately gasping for air in her gas mask. With jerky movements, she tried to remove the mask, but was failing until she torn it off. She looked right at me with milky eyes, and that jolted me awake. Because it felt like hours in the dream, it started out unnerving but became more sad. Like, can someone please notice her so she can get a proper burial? But her waking up was like my brain jumpscaring me multiple times in a very short amount of time.

"the internet loves to twist our childhoods" that is a HUGE understatement

We didn't have to corrupt Disney, *they already did it themselves.*

Even without supernatural events, places like the fictional room zero are genuinely dangerous if crowds panic. Human crushes can kill dozens in minutes as panicked crowds all rush to squeeze through spaces that are too tight. People get stuck shoulder to shoulder, then people behind them try to stop, but can't because people behind them don't see the blockage, and that repeats for rank after rank after rank until the people at the front have thousands of pounds of pressure behind hundreds of pounds of weight. And if anyone falls down, they just get trampled since nobody can actually avoid stepping on them with all that pressure pushing forward.

I know someone already mentioned it in the comments but Slime Beast did a HELL of a job making this absolutely horrific. This and Candle Cove were the only two Creepypastas that gave me actual nightmares when I was younger. Great video!

As someone who has worked as a bartender at Disney World- I would prefer Abandoned By Disney any day over dealing with a constant stream of Karens, screaming children, and the plethora of other bullshit

Wow! I didn't realize that Abandoned by Disney had two more parts. I really love the universe and the creepy, creative concept that was fleshed out in the proceeding stories. Thank you so much for sharing this!

I think Room Zero would have been more scary if there hadn't been anything supernatural. A mechanical glitch sounded the warning, people panicked, and Disney covered it up.

Abandoned by Disney was and still is my favorite Creepy pasta

"Room Zero" has 1 fatal flaw: Disneyland opened in 1955, but didn't have the Utilidors. The Utilidors were a feature built into Magic Kingdom; however, MK didn't open until 1971.

Abandoned by Disney is in my opinion a perfect example of an otherwise excellently written story with one detail that ruins most of it. And for me it's that photonegative Mickey costume, it just feels so random.

I can imagine the disney workers looking at the story like: "yup, classic photo negative mickey!"

To be fair, a corporation which was complicit in the existence of a literal concentration camp, and even thanked said camp within the credits of the film they needed to shoot on-site for, is already corrupt enough. It doesn't need outside influence to make it more so.

I think this might have been my first time ever listening to the entire "Abandoned by Disney" series, heck I don't think I even knew it was a series before this video. It's strange because I know for certain that I'd heard of this series before, but I don't recall listening to any of the stories save for Room Zero (which I thought was a standalone thing). I'd say this series was definetly worth the wait, even if the wait was a fault of my own, and it was an absolute bone-chilling blast from start to finish. The single most impactful moment in the series to me was the line "Abandoned by God" in the first story. Part of it was due to me jokingly thinking that they should have written that instead throughout the story, given the absolute state of the place (then speak of the Devil, it showed up). The other reason is that I've been trying to write a story about a man living through a Rapture-like event (abandonment by God in a sense) for about a year now, but I've put it on hold indefinitely since the story I'm expanding on is one I'm fairly proud of, so I want it to be good.

The fact that Abandoned by Disney became such a big thing that even a FNAF game came out, and it's described as one of the best fangames out there, like, Disney creepypastas back at it again

Remember that story about how Disney denied letting a grieving father put Spider-Man on his son’s grave because they ‘Wanted to preserve the purity of the character’ or some bullshit that didn’t really make sense given Spider-Man’s comic history? Disney is already corrupt.

“Wanna see my head come off?” It didn’t sound too bad at first, as I just expected something like just a skull to fall out, until the final lines went into a bit more detail about it.

This is gonna sound kinda weird but I heard the abandoned by Disney creepypasta via an ASMR video, and no it did not help me sleep. I just find the idea of abandoned Disney locations fascinating, and that five nights at treasure island game is pretty neat.

00:00 Intro 01:03 Suicide Mouse 03:25 Abandoned By Disney 15:09 Room Zero 25:38 Corruptus 33:21 Prequel Stuff 34:52 Fan Made Stuff 37:58 Outro

Creepypastas that used to scare me were Slenderman, Jeff The Killer, Smile Dog, Lavender Town Syndrome and Sonic.exe but none of them still make me feel scared than Abandoned By Disney

I thought I remembered reading Abandoned by Disney as a pre-teen. When you mentioned Mowgli’s Palace I was like yep that’s the one! This creepypasta really got to me as a kid. Honestly its still as terrifying as I remember. Good to see it still holds up.

Abandoned by Disney will forever be my favorite Disney creepypasta. Since it was based on the real life closure of treasure island.

Walt: "look how they massacred my boy"

My theory is that the Gascots are either corruptus of those that were trapped in room zero, probably based on the workers collective fear of what happened.

Your voice is genuinely perfect for horror videos I swear-

Abandoned by Disney has scared me ever since I was 7.it really stood out even being called a "good creepypasta"creepypastas is considered nostalgic 😪

That might explain why certain characters associated with Disney that recently fall under public domain now have horror movies in the works.

I feel like all of the Disney creepy pastas are connected in some shape or form. Also I love how he used the Portal ost at the end.

Grad Night at the Haunted Mansion is another banger Disney pasta, it's sequel is pretty good too

One of my favorite Disney creepypastas was The Legendary Years, about a photographer who sneaks into an unbuilt hotel that was gonna be the 20s-50s Era themed to match with the hotel that was already existing. It's tension is crazy but alas it's unknown as I assume it's a newer pasta and only one person I can think of narrated it. 2nd favorite is the mirror ritual one, heavily reminds me of the kingdom keepers series of books.

One actually fun detail is that the Abandoned by Disney story references a blog post about the abandoned Treasure Island, and it turns out that blog post is both real and hilarious. I believe it's on imockery, and it's good for a laugh

Photo-Negative!Micky: Wanna see my head come off? Me: Lemme break out my duct tape first. Because If your heads coming off, I'm making sure it doesn't do it second time.

One time in class one of my friends told me about the suicide mouse thing, and I sat there and felt really uneasy. Nearly cried for some reason.

If you really think about it, It's A Small World is a very dark song. If you read the actual lyrics, its clearly about how the world is both light and dark and how we must learn to band together as one family due to how short life is, which is definitely true and a better lesson than most Disney movies.

This is one story I was always scared to listen to at night ..

Never heard of Bikini Bottom horror before, I just read it all, and damn. That was surprisingly incredible. Welp now to finish the video

You're videos are super entertaining and informative, thank you for the work you put into all your videos Room Zero has always been one of my favorite creepypastas

This has always been one of my favorite creepypastas. The first time I heard it it was actually unnerving and made me think damn, what if it was real. I think a movie like this would actually be pretty badass

There's a body horror/gore/black comedy manga called Franken Fran and it has I think two or three chapters dedicated to a amusement park clearly inspired by Disney Land where the mascots are actually made out of flesh and body parts of people who got hired there. It's quite gross(just like the whole manga) and has a certain twist to the two main mascots th plot revolves around.

I always thought the FNaF Parody, Fice Nights at Treasures Island cane out of nowhere. One you mentioned the negative Mickey, I knew it had to do with this. Now I know-

This is one of the few creepy pastas that actually kept me terrified me. The only other was the graying dog.

I agree it goes from 0-100 in the end really fast and the inverted Mickey is kinda weird, but Abandoned by Disney was always one of my favorites

It's been a while since I've heard about the 'Abandoned by Disney' trilogy. I think is the best written story from the early creepypasta era. Thank you for bring it back to my memory. Even if it was a short version I still get the chills from it. Thank you pal, you brought a smile to my face. Have a great rest of your day.

Oh god. I remember this Creepypasta and I thank you for making a deep dive video. I was also amazed by the fan content, especially the FNaF clone, and I love the models that are shared to DA. I did fanart but more of inspired by the “human wearing the mascot head with blood sticking out” as a way to test some horror inspired rendering. Good ol’ Times...

No one not gonna talk about what happen to photo negative mickey after the narrator left the palace, leave the door open. It might still be out there, wandering somewhere

This has to be one of my favorite creepypastas of all time. Not only is it genuinely scary in a way that doesn't seem overly dramatic, but it's actually quite realistic given Disney's shady activities in the past. I'm not saying that it's true, but it conceivably could happen. My only real problem with the story is the ending. Are you telling me that a man just happens to pull his head off like that? No! He orchestrated it! Mickey! Had it just been a homeless person with a knife or something then it would be a lot better. But other than that, this is a 9/10 creepypasta for me!

Notice that photo negative Mickey asks “wanna see my head come off?” This may sound like a random creepy thing to say until you realize that taking the mascot head off is prohibited by Disney and will ruin the magic for guest fitting the character well.

Honestly I'm surprised at how great this was. I've never been a big fan of creeypastas(outside of Herobrine), but this certainly takes the cake.

If anyone is interested in FNATI, there’s a sorta sequel/remake that’s absolutely outstanding called Oblitus Casa. I believe the OG creator is involved in the creation, and there are I think 3 parts of the original Five Nights At Treasure Island series. The third I think is a demo and I’m p sure they’re still available to download. FNATI was one of the first, if not the first ever FNAF fan game to go mainstream. The original experiences are pretty janky, but I think aged well enough, and Oblitus Casa is one of the best FNAF Fan Games I’ve ever played, with so many Easter eggs that basically each run is randomized. It’s def my favorite FNAF fan game, and the team creating it is extremely skilled. They’re all on GameJolt for free.

NGL, a story like this set in the Jurassic Park universe would be super interesting. No matter where you put the timeline (for me, the story would be set after The Lost World, but the major events would end there, no 3 or the World Trilogy), there’s always room for something like this. Ingen is already known for many disasters and corrupt underground decisions, imagine what lies even under that.

There was one more story in the series. It was called “a few suggestions”. It was really ominous, I loved it. Gives you a bigger insight into what happened the night shit went down in mogilis palace. Also it contains more information in the no faced kids.

Listening to your channel in the background is so jarring. It's like you have each sentence isolated on an index card and speak as if every line is without surrounding context or meaning. Sometimes you even manage a full second or more of dead air *mid-sentence* while then saying the next two sentences as a run-on. It brings me back to those middle school days where the kid who can barely read and isn't paying attention is asked to read a paragraph of the story out loud. Do you review your script before sitting down and hitting record? You need to. All of your videos are like this.

Pov: ur watching This after Steamboat Willie Became Public Domain.

The internet doing what the internet does, making literally anything twisted.

I like the idea of "Abandoned By Disney" being a tale of corruption, akin to "Silent Hill". I think make a theme-park-related horror series which has dark, lurking horrors brought upon by the darkness of people's hearts would be very freaky.

Does anyone think Disney sees these kind of twists we give their beloved characters and think "you know what, let's keep them"

20:47 it says Room Zero was used as a bomb shelter during world war 2, but the first Disney park didn’t open until 1955, almost 10 years since WW2 ended

Underrated channel I swear keep up the good work man! Love your videos!

Abandoned by Disney is one of the few creepy pastas I still think about with fondness, and can vividly remember imagery from even all these years later. It’s a lot better than people give it credit for, thanks for being one of the people who still talks about it

I'd love to see a Disney Creepypasta Iceberg from you one day!

13:56 This feels of an overlap of the rule of three trope as well as the four means death trope as the three abandoned by disney writings were likely warning. The four means death trope is also shown here by the abandoned by god as usually that would mean the end of someone's life. Luckily, the MC (Main Character) here ran when they had the chance. Sorry, just noticed this while looking through a tropes website.

It would be so cool if there was an abandoned Disney attraction in Emerald Isle. As someone who lives there it would make this place a lot more interesting.

Oh man, the Mowgli's palace and Treasure Island mention brings back nostalgia from when I first encountered this. This was my first and only experience with creepy pasta involving established characters/companies. Scared me to death, lol.

Abandoned by Disney was one of the most prominent creepy pastas that got me interested in loving this genre. I love the overall discomfort behind Disney - even though it's already been done plenty of times, it's still a ripe area for creepy pasta stories! Love me some spooky stories~ Edit: got yourself another subscriber ;) Thank you for these kinds of videos!

Thank you for making this, Abandoned by Disney is a really interesting creepy pasta for me, and I have been wanting something like this

Neros Day at Disneyland would be an excellent continuation of the Disney Corruption series, since I think it came before Abandoned by Disney in 2009, and takes the form of music. It was an experimental breakcore project by Lauren Bousfield that people have made a lot of theories about online, Most talking about Captialism and Dystopia and of course, one of the Album covers had the signature disney gas mask. You should really check out her Albums, Attention shoppers and from rotting fantasy lands, her music is the purest definition of insanity. I'm suprised it wasn't talked about more, since it was before this kinda thing got popular and really turned into creepypastas. It also has an air of mystery to it because I don't see many people talk about it, I'd like to hear someone cover it in depth or in some sort of video segment.

The best creepypastas for me are the ones i still think about even to this day, they dont need to be masterpices but i still remember them when my creepypasta phase is long gone, still catch myself thinking about them before bed, abandoned by disney is one of them. Its the damn images, it always is.

Abandoned By Disney is great, but the most unrealistic aspect is thinking Disney wouldn't find a way to monetize their haunted resort. They have proof of the paranormal and are just gonna ignore it? That ain't very mousey.

Not a fan of Slimebeast's treatment of critics and other people not favorable of his work, however Room Zero in particular has stuck with me since I first heard it when I was only in elementary school. That phrase "you'll let the cold out" is so perfectly simple

I remember Abandoned by Disney being one of the first creepypastas I heard. It was pretty impactful.

Oh my god, I love this series. As an urbex enthusiast, I would love to see an actual abandoned Disney Resort.

i was freaked out by this when i was younger, nice to see it being talked about

These are the types of videos I love to watch at night. Good video bro👌❤

Amazing video! One of my favorite Creepypastas!

man this is a great analysis of the pastas keep up the good work!!!

I remember the weird unnerving feeling I got from the yellow blood and the thought of a seemingly innocent place being abandoned by God himself. And that’s not even going into stuff like room zero or the other stuff. It’d be unjustified to also not mention the FNAF-style games like Five Nights at Treasure Island or the recent Oblitus Casa. 9:32 Snakes don’t have eye lids, so whatever he saw there wasn’t a normal snake.

I like the other creepypasta’s that popped up at the time while I was in middle school, but Disney creepypasta’s always stuck to me even as an adult. Never been a fan of Disney since I was a kid cause I always had a strange feeling like something is wrong there, wolfs in sheep’s clothing moments if you will. Abandon by Disney is one of my favorite creepypasta stories that it has me coming back to it

13:00 love that you added safe room music from RE2

The fact that Disney theme parks are super shady really helps the believability too.

I lost sleep because of Abandoned by Disney when I was a teenager. The way Slime Beast wrote still sends shivers down my spine! I never dived too deep into creepypastas because of AOD. Actually, it's because of the fear that AOD gave me, I discovered the SCP Foundation.

I remember room zero and Abandoned by Disney. Especially the original creepypasta. It was one of the actually scary ones in my childhood. I didnt really care about suicide mouse, or Sonic.exe, but ABD definitely was more grounded in reality and that was intense. I never knew it was a trilogy, but I really like it

Love the video man you one of my favourite youtubers recently keep up the work twin

first video I've seen from this channel but I like what i see quite a lot, i like scary story/horror videos but am not a fan of when RU-vidrs add unnecessary creepy noises and random images and so on love the video

It's like Disney took a look at the corruption stories in the early 2010's and thought "Why not make those stories real?" What's sad is their real world corruption is hardly as entertaining as the stories we made back then.

great video! i remember listening to this creepypasta years ago

I love watching all of your videos, great content

Well what do you know, Mickey is now public domain and these could be now legitimate horror films.

The faceless kids are from another Disney creepypasta