It’s been a tragic few weeks at Walt Disney World Resort. After a string of deaths at several Central Florida Disney Resort hotels, law enforcement responded to reports of a “suspicious hazard” in the EPCOT Resort area on Monday, November 10.Deaths at Disney WorldSince October 14, five guests have died at Walt Disney World Resort hotels. The first was Summer Equitz, a 31-year-old “Disney superfan” from Illinois who tragically died by suicide at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. Days later, another guest died of natural causes at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campgrounds. On October 22, another 28-year-old guest died by suicide near Bay Lake Tower at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. He was later identified as Matthew Cohn.Credit: Disney FanaticThe tragic incidents continued into November. On November 2, a woman in her 40s died of natural causes at Disney’s Pop Century Resort. Six days later, a woman died at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort. A cause of death has not been publicized, but the Orange County Sheriff’s Office hasn’t indicated that they believe foul play was involved.“Suspicious Hazard” Near EPCOTCredit: elisfkc2, FlickrOn Monday, X (formerly known as Twitter) account @WDWActiveCrime shared a screenshot of a police scanner showing that authorities were responding to a “suspicious hazard” in the EPCOT Resort area at around 3:00 p.m. This social media user is known for monitoring and reporting law enforcement responses at the Central Florida Disney parks. Police Alert – 11/10/25 3:03 PM: Suspicious Hazard at : EPCOT Resort Area#WaltDisneyWorld #Disney Police Alert – 11/10/25 3:03 PM: Suspicious Hazard at : EPCOT Resort Area#WaltDisneyWorld #Disney pic.twitter.com/MuokyUOU2e— Walt Disney World: Active Calls (@WDWActiveCrime) November 10, 2025Based on the address given to law enforcement, the “suspicious hazard” appeared to be somewhere between Disney’s Yacht Club Resort and Disney’s BoardWalk Inn. Both are within walking distance of EPCOT (via the International Gateway Entrance, where guests board and disembark from the Disney Skyliner).Credit: D23Limited information is available about the reported “suspicious hazard,” which could be anything from a dangerous item intentionally left behind by a guest to an innocent forgotten backpack. However, it doesn’t appear that anyone was seriously injured or affected by the mysterious danger.As is standard for incidents like this one, Walt Disney World Resort has not issued a public statement following the law enforcement response on Monday.What’s the strangest thing you’ve witnessed at Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park? Inside the Magic would love to hear from you in the comments! The post Emergency Alert Issued for EPCOT Following Five Disney World Guest Deaths appeared first on Inside the Magic.