A viral post on social media discussed what future archaeologists would find if they dug up Disney, and the debate is hilarious!

Over the last 100 years, the Walt Disney Company has solidified its status as one of the biggest names in entertainment in the world—and one of the primary ways it has done this is through the theme park business. The Disney theme parks are some of the best in the world, whether that’s domestically with the Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort or globally with Disneyland Paris, Shanghai Disney Resort, Hong Kong Disneyland or Tokyo Disney Resort.

However, recently, the question arose of what future archaeologists would find if they dug up any Disney park, and the debate that ensued was one any Disney Fanatic would appreciate.

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Viral Post Posits What Future Archaeologists Would Say About Disney

In the post from @physicsloverz on Instagram, that has since garnered over 3 million views, some fans suggested that “Some day future archaeologists are going to dig up Disney World and think it was some bizarre mouse-worshipping kingdom.”

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While that might seem strange to some, it’s certainly a possible that had us laughing out loud, and the reality is depending on how much information these future archaeologists would have to go on, it is a distinct possibility.

Of course, fans took that to a whole new level and shared some hilarious responses.

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One commented, “Are you suggesting the Egyptians have built the greatest theme park in human history?” echoing the sentiments of many fans who posited that perhaps the Ancient Egyptians once built a giant theme park, based on cats, and we have today interpreted that as a cat-worshipping civilization.

Others highlighted Disney’s money, explaining that they believed Disney wouldn’t let that happen. “They will not. Disney has so much money that I will not be surprised if they eventually have a space amusement park.”

Many others took the post more seriously, also highlighting how the internet would not allow this kind of assumption to spread and would clear up the actual context of the Central Florida Disney resort.

More on Walt Disney World 

The Walt Disney World Resort has four theme parks—Magic Kingdom Park, Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, Disney’s Hollywood Studios Theme Park, and EPCOT—that are beloved by fans all over the world. Each theme park has different rides and attractions in line with a unique vibe that fans love.

Think like Magic Kingdom’s Space Mountain or Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, EPCOT’s World Showcase, Spaceship Earth, and lands like Toy Story Land in Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Walt Disney Imagineering works incredibly hard to make sure guests can always have that perfect Disney vacation.

What do you think future archaeologists would think if they dug up Disney World? Let us know in the comments!