May 16, 2014:--A Disneyland female castmember was taken to the hospital with minor injuries after falling off the Matternhorn platform while working on the loading dock around 10 a.m., Anaheim Police Lt. Bob Dunn said. Fire officials responded to the scene, said Sgt. Bob Dunn, an Anaheim fire spokesman. The ride is closed. The Matterhorn re-opened at 12:50

July 8, 1974:--Disneyland hostess Deborah Gail Stone, 18, from Santa Ana, is the first employee fatality. She dies after being caught between the America Sings carousel's rotating theater wall and a stationary stage wall. Standing to the left of the stage, she welcomed the guests over a microphone before the outer ring rotated and carried the audience to the first scene of the carousel. She

December 17, 2005 2:30 p.m.:--A Disneyland employee was hospitalized Saturday after he was exposed to smoke caused by chemicals mixed in a maintenance area, authorities said. Firefighters and a hazardous materials team responded to the amusement park's back lot location of a preventive maintenance shop for vehicles made of fiberglass just before 2:30 p.m. Eight employees were evaluated

July 1995:--A 17-year-old Anaheim girl working as a hostess on the Star Tours ride fractures her skull after falling onto the concrete floor. She had been ordered to climb out on a darkened catwalk to retrieve a fallen brochure. [MickeyMousePark: We are unable to find an exact date for this

January 1979:--An employee working on the Matterhorn attraction slipped while trying to release a bobsled during a breakdown. His foot went under the track and the sled ran over it, tearing the top and pulverizing the bones. A co-worker removed his own shirt, wrapped the injured foot, and called for an ambulance. [MickeyMousePark: We are unable to find an exact date for this

February 15,1993:--Two children are treated for scratches and bruises at the Toontown attraction after a chandelier at Goofy's Bounce House comes loose and falls on

Jun 10, 2010:--A 2 year old girl struck her chin on the lap bar at the end of the ride. She was seen by a resort nurse. She was seen by a private physician and received sutures. An inspection was done and no safety hazards were

June 2000:--Christina Moreno, on her honeymoon with her new husband, suffered a brain hemorrhage riding on the Indiana Jones attraction, which uses jeep-style vehicles with jarring jumps and drops on a roller coaster track. September 2000:--Christina ran up more than $1.3 million in medical expenses in her native Spain before she died. June 2005:--In a wrongful-death lawsuit, her

March 1985:--Christina Schaal 17 from Sunland, breaks both legs and fractures an arm after she falls from her wheelchair onto a moving platform at the Haunted Mansion ride. June 24, 1988 :--Christina Schaal's case has reached a $35,000 settlement with Disneyland. Disneyland agreed to settle the personal injury lawsuit as the jury was deliberating Christina Schaal's case before Superior

October 3, 2012 9:43 p.m.:--Christopher Monday of Lakewood a Disneyland machinist was struck by a Space Mountain vehicle. The 68-year-old employee was injured after the park closed. The machinist was returning a vehicle that had been out of commission back onto the ride when something went awry and the vehicle hit him. The impact caused back, chest and head injuries, said Patricia Ortiz, a

October 1990:--A construction worker at Disneyland is critically injured when he falls 30 feet from scaffolding in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. [MickeyMousePark: We are unable to find an exact date for this

October 5,2009 8:41 a.m.:--A Disneyland Resort construction subcontractor was taken to the hospital for back pain after falling into a trench in an employee-only area, fire officials said.The man was working on a trench, which was up to 5-feet deep, when he fell in before the park opened, said Maria Sabol, an Anaheim Fire Department spokeswoman. About 14 firefighters responded to the scene after

Javier Jimenez Jr., a 37-year-old of West Covina was struck by a metal plate while working on an HVAC system early Thursday, Aug. 29, died later that day. The workers, from Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., were in a backstage area installing chiller lines for an HVAC system, said police Sgt. Daron Wyatt, a spokesman for Anaheim Fire & Rescue. “Cal/OSHA was notified today that an employee

July 02, 2008 7:21 a.m.:--The Anaheim Fire Department responded to Tomorrowland in Disneyland after reports that a worker fell from a ladder onto a roof. Officials said the worker fell while working on the roof of a gift shop near the Space Mountain ride. Rescuers were able to get the worker off the roof using a crane, and he was taken to a local hospital as a precaution. ''A roofing