May 27, 2010 :--A recently-graduated Sultana High School student was hospitalized late Thursday night after taking ecstasy while at the school's grad night celebration at Disneyland. ''A young man, a minor, [from] Sultana, at Disneyland pretty much became unconscious,'' Hesperia Unified School District Superintendent Mark McKinney said. ''Later we found it was due to ecstasy, and was transported

June 19 1966:--Thomas Guy Cleveland, a 19-year-old Northridge, CA, resident, was killed when he attempted to sneak into Disneyland along the Monorail track. Cleveland scaled the park's sixteen-foot high outer fence on a Grad Nite and climbed onto the Monorail track, intending to jump or climb down once inside the park. Cleveland ignored a security guard's shouted warnings of an approaching

January 1975:--Three youths are shot in Tomorrowland in the park's first reported large-scale gang fight. [MickeyMousePark: We are unable to find an exact date for this

November 1997:--A crane being used during renovation of the Matterhorn mountain topples in the early morning, injuring one construction worker. The park was closed at the time. [MickeyMousePark: We are unable to find an exact date for this

May 4, 2001 5:15 p.m.:--Twenty-seven people suffered minor injuries when a tree fell at Disneyland. A tree, A 20-foot oak, fell and injured a group of visitors.. Firefighters were treating as many as a dozen children and adults. Jeanne Gill, 73 suffered a fractured pelvis. The uprooted tree lay on the ground in Frontierland near Golden Horseshoe Revue and the loading dock for one of the kiosk.

July 8, 2004 5:00 p.m.:--Three injured passengers, who complained of neck and back pains, were a family of Canadians, including a 44-year-old woman, a 42-year-old man and a 10-year old boy, when two trains collide in the station. They were released from the hospital by the evening. The attraction was closed 7/8/04-8/28/04. STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DIVISION

June 2, 1985:-- Nine people suffer bruises when the computer that electronically switches the Big Thunder Mountain track malfunctions and sends an occupied train crashing into a stopped train at about 3 to 5 mph. The victims are bumped and