Did you know that Disney World is breaking the law? In the state of Florida, there is a law that any building taller than 200 feet needs a blinking red light on it.
This is so airplanes can see the structure and don’t fly into it, which would be bad. It would likely force Disney to close the ride for months while they fix the damage. However, Disney is actually breaking this law because they have multiple buildings that are taller than 200 feet, but don’t have the blinking lights on them.
These include Cinderella Castle, Tower of Terror, Expedition Everest, and the Dolphin hotel. People who claim to be Disney experts will dispute this and say that the buildings are actually under 200 feet tall.
However, we worked with a top physicist to calculate the true height of all of these buildings, and this is what they were. Cinderella Castle is 201 feet, Tower of Terror is 212 feet, Expedition Everest is 230 feet, and the Dolphin is 218 feet tall.
Clearly, all of these buildings are over 200 feet tall, which means Disney is breaking federal law. These numbers were all confirmed by multiple mathematicians and experts.
According to the law, if Disney doesn’t put red lights on top of these buildings, they could receive a $1,000 fine for each day without the lights. Since Magic Kingdom has been open for almost 20,000 days, they could be fined $20,000,000 for Cinderella Castle alone.
Did you know that contrary to myth, Disney World is actually breaking an FAA federal law?
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