What family lost their child to an alligator at Disney?
What family lost their child to an alligator at Disney? Despite father Matt Graves' attempts to save his child, the gator pulled Lane into the water where he died. The June 14, 2016 attack was witnessed by dozens of other guests as well as Lane's mother Melissa and 4-year-old sister Ella. The family had been visiting Disney on vacation from Nebraska.
How much did Disney pay the alligator family?
If the parents would've sued Disney, there is a chance that a Florida court would've ruled that Disney is not liable based on no duty to warn of the alligator in the lagoon. You may ask: If they would've sued, and a judge could've dismissed the case, why would Disney pay around $10 Million to settle?
Where is Lane Graves family now?
Lane remains a constant presence at the family's Nebraska home, where his siblings, Ella, 9, and Christian, 2, who was born two years after Lane's death, are reminded of his vibrant spirit. Disney World also unveiled a lighthouse sculpture in 2017 near the Seven Seas Lagoon beach.
What are the warning signs for alligators at Disney World?
The signs being installed contain four sets of messages: “Danger,” “Alligators and snakes in area,” “Stay away from the water,” and “Do not feed the wildlife.”