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Fire Erupts at Walt Disney World's Epcot Theme Park amid Busy Spring Break Season, Forcing Guests to Be Evacuated from a Ride
Fire Erupts at Walt Disney World's Epcot Theme Park amid Busy Spring Break Season, Forcing Guests to Be Evacuated from a Ride

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time24-03-2025

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Fire Erupts at Walt Disney World's Epcot Theme Park amid Busy Spring Break Season, Forcing Guests to Be Evacuated from a Ride

The blaze started when a walk-in cooler 'caught fire' backstage at the theme park's France Pavilion in Orlando, Fla., on Saturday, March 22, according to Fox 35 Orlando, CBS News and Fox Business, which cited Walt Disney World officials. Riders on Remy's Ratatouille Adventure, which is located near the area of the fire, were evacuated. The blaze was extinguished by 7:20 p.m. local time and no injuries were reported, officials confirmed to the outlets.

Fans Stunned As Fire Breaks Out at Disney World's EPCOT Park
Fans Stunned As Fire Breaks Out at Disney World's EPCOT Park

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time23-03-2025

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Fans Stunned As Fire Breaks Out at Disney World's EPCOT Park

Fans of were stunned to see what happened at EPCOT in Orlando, Fla. on the night of Saturday, March 22 when a fire broke out in the France Pavilion, which is part of the World Showcase section of the park. News of the fire spread as videos online showed the smoke, with some people forced to evacuate the Remy's Ratatouille Adventure ride as a result of the fire that took place backstage. 🎬 🎬 Walt Disney World confirmed to FOX 35 Orlando that a walk-in cooler caught on fire backstage at the France Pavilion in the afternoon. Some people were forced to evacuate the Ratatouille-themed attraction, but Disney World stated that the fire was officially put out by 7:20 p.m. EPCOT closed for the night at its regularly scheduled time of 9 p.m. No injuries were reported. People visiting the park spotted a plume of smoke in the evening on Saturday coming from the France Pavilion, sharing videos online and sparking concern from fans elsewhere. One fan, known as ryanwmsn on X, rode in a Disney Skyliner gondola over the park, giving them a clear view of the smoke. Some of the flames could also be seen backstage near the entrance to Remy's Ratatouille Adventure. The video quickly spread online, with fans sharing their earnest reactions, such as one who said, "Heartbreaking to see this happen at such a beloved place. Hope everyone is safe, and that the magic of EPCOT can be restored soon. 💔🙏." Some joked about the fire's connection to the Ratatouille ride, saying things like, "Maybe not anyone CAN cook," and "Looks like Remy might have left the oven on… Walt Disney World is likely experiencing higher volume this month, as many schools are on spring break, while EPCOT's International Flower & Garden Festival is going on until June 2. Next:

A Big Fire Broke Out At Disney's Epcot, And The Video Is Pretty Disturbing
A Big Fire Broke Out At Disney's Epcot, And The Video Is Pretty Disturbing

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time23-03-2025

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A Big Fire Broke Out At Disney's Epcot, And The Video Is Pretty Disturbing

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Guests at Walt Disney World's Epcot experienced what seemed to be a truly scary situation this past Saturday night. At that time, a fire broke out in the French Pavilion section of the park. All staff and patrons were quickly evacuated from both the relatively new Remy's Ratatouille Adventure and the French cafe as a result. While a number of people may have stopped eating and drinking the international offerings at the location, they seemingly didn't hesitate to take out their phones and record what was happening. In the aftermath of the situation, videos of the fire began to surface on the web, and it's admittedly disturbing footage. The clips posted to social media show scary plumes of dark smoke disturbing the faux French skyline. @megantooboo on TikTok was flying over the scene in the park's Skyline Gondolas during the worst of it, with the caption stating the video was taken at 7:10pm on March 22. Her video clearly catches a view of the flames: From this aerial shot, the fire is seen to originate in the backstage area behind the buildings, which was later confirmed by officials. Allegedly the fire started in a walk-in cooler, as reported by the Associated Press and other outlets. The Skyline Gondolas heading in and out of the park seemingly had the clearest view of the ordeal. Here's another video from a Gondola going the opposite direction, captured by @ryanwmsn on X: Despite the intensity of the smoke shown on camera, fire officials told Fox 35 News Orlando that the fire was extinguished in under 30 minutes. Still, the following video shared by @disneychick1997 on TikTok still seems to indicate that this was no small matter: What arguably makes the video so disturbing is how peaceful everything else seems to be. The sky is perfectly cloudless and blue, with the setting sun bathing everything in a nice, golden color. Then there is the endless dark plume of black smoke erupting from the French-themed plaza. Amid Epcot's storied history, this is not the wildest situation to ever unfold at the Disney World theme park. Nevertheless, a fire is no joking matter, which is why attendees needed to be cleared from the area. Despite the staff's attempt to evacuate the park, or at least clear the area near the French Pavilion, patrons could be seen milling about relatively close to the fire. What this may signify is that even though the fire looked severe, it was under control. It's ultimately just something of a relief that the fire didn't turn out to be even more severe. After all, even more of the trees in the French Pavilion could have caught fire, and the flames could have spread quickly. The extent of the fire and smoke damage is still unknown, as of this writing. So we'll have to wait for updates on Remy's Ratatouille Adventure and other attractions. I personally hope the underrated Pixar classic's ride, which opened at Epcot in October 2021, doesn't have to be closed for long, as I'd hate to see the construction walls come back. But, at the end of the day, I'm also hopeful that no one was harmed during the fire.

Fire At Disney's Epcot Forces Evacuation Of ‘Ratatouille' Ride
Fire At Disney's Epcot Forces Evacuation Of ‘Ratatouille' Ride

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time23-03-2025

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Fire At Disney's Epcot Forces Evacuation Of ‘Ratatouille' Ride

A fire broke out Saturday at Walt Disney World and Resort's Epcot theme park, near the World Showcase's French Pavilion. No injuries were reported from the backstage fire, which reportedly started in a walk-in cooler, forced guests to evacuate from the Remy's Ratatouille Adventure ride on Saturday afternoon, according to multiple outlets. More from Deadline 'Inside Out 2', 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Buoy Disney Quarter As Streaming Profits Grow, Disney+ Adds 4.4 Million Subscribers Disney Names 13 Characters Set To Inspire Villains Land At Walt Disney World Walt Disney World Hikes Annual Pass Prices Although the cause of the fire is still unknown, firefighters had the flame extinguished by 7:20pm, upon which the park resumed business. Videos on social media showed a view of the dark smoke billowing above the theme park. The fire occurred during the park's International Flower & Garden Festival, which runs through June 2. Best of Deadline How To Watch 'Wicked: Part One': Is The Film Streaming Yet? All The Songs In 'Severance' Season 2: From The Who To Ella Fitzgerald 2025 TV Series Renewals: Photo Gallery

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