The Worst Accidents That Ever Happened At Disney Theme Parks

Disneyland is the most wonderful place imaginable, both for very young children and middle-aged people. So aSeptember 2000 trip to "the Happiest Place on Earth" was something everyone in the Zucker family could agree on, including Victoria Zucker, celebrating her 40th birthday, and her four-year-old son, Brandon. But the happy day soon turned unspeakably tragic.

Disneyland is the most wonderful place imaginable, both for very young children and middle-aged people. So a September 2000 trip to "the Happiest Place on Earth" was something everyone in the Zucker family could agree on, including Victoria Zucker, celebrating her 40th birthday, and her four-year-old son, Brandon. But the happy day soon turned unspeakably tragic. 

Brandon Zucker took a ride on Roger Rabbit's Car Toon Spin, a children's ride located in the Toontown section of Disneyland. At some point, the younger Zucker fell out of his car and was dragged about ten feet when he became trapped underneath another vehicle. That was a short distance for a short time, but it was enough to lead to horrific internal injuries for Zucker, such as a torn spleen, liver, and diaphragm. The trauma inflicted on his body sent his heart into cardiac arrest, which led to brain damage. After the accident, and a medically-induced coma to help him recover, Brandon Zucker never walked or talked again, and he died eight years later.

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