In the USA, visitors to Disneyworld were evacuated due to a fire

In the USA, visitors had to be evacuated due to a fire in one of the Disney World pavilions. This was announced on Saturday, March 22, by Fox 35 Orlando.

"On Saturday evening, a fire broke out behind the scenes of the EPCOT theme park at Disney World...> People in or near the park have flooded social media with videos and photos of the fire and smoke," the TV channel reports.

It is specified that the fire started in the technical area behind the scenes of the French pavilion. No injuries were reported.

"Guests of Disney World have been evacuated from the Remy's Adventures in the World of Ratatouille amusement park, one of the new attractions opened at EPCOT and based on the animated film of the same name," Fox points out.

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