REPORT: Third Person Allegedly Dies At Florida’s Walt Disney World Theme Park In 10 Days

A man allegedly died by suicide Thursday at Disney’s Contemporary Resort hotel in Florida’s Walt Disney World.

Emergency services confirmed a man died on the property, The U.S. Sun reported Thursday. A source close to the investigation told the outlet the man died by suicide after jumping from his 12th-floor room. He had checked in Wednesday night and paid for the room in cash, according to the source.

😳 Three deaths have been reported at Disney World over the last 10 days. Details… https://t.co/meoCUGj7d4 pic.twitter.com/3WBBek3rMf

— TMZ (@TMZ) October 24, 2025

This marks the third death in the park in the last 10 days — and the second suicide, according to the outlet.

Video footage shared on TikTok Thursday morning, and seen here, shows significant police presence surrounding the pool area of the property at Disney’s Bay Lake Tower.

“We were told it was a ‘medical emergency.’ Prayers to the family & those involved,” the social media user who shared the clip wrote. (RELATED: REPORT: Individual Dies By ‘Apparent Suicide’ At Disney World)

The area was visibly taped off with crime tape, and additional footage obtained by TMZ appears to show a group of officials surrounding a body covered in a tarp.

The Orange County Medical Examiner’s Office in Orlando confirmed the death to TMZ.

“We are still in the process of completing our exams,” the office told the outlet, indicating the investigation is ongoing.

There was a reported suicide on the property Oct. 14, and another body was found Oct. 21 at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground, according to TMZ.

The alleged suicide victim was identified as 31-year-old Summer Equitz. The second deceased person located on the property was reportedly “a man in his 60s” who experienced a “medical episode.”

No foul play is suspected in Tuesday’s incident, according to TMZ.

The Daily Caller reached out to the Walt Disney World Theme Park but has not heard back as of publication.