Emergency responders were called to Disney’s Hollywood Studios on Monday morning following reports of a hit-and-run at the third Central Florida Disney park. Here’s everything we know about the crash at Walt Disney World Resort and the subsequent law enforcement response.Hit-and-Run at Disney’s Hollywood StudiosCredit: Tomás Salazar, UnsplashAt 9:10 a.m. on September 28, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office received a call about a hit-and-run at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the third Walt Disney World Resort theme park. Central Florida law enforcement monitoring account @WDWActiveCrime shared the scanner report on X (formerly known as Twitter), writing: Police Alert – 9/28/26 9:10 AM: Hit And Run at : Disney’s Hollywood Studios#WaltDisneyWorld #Disney Police Alert – 9/28/26 9:10 AM: Hit And Run at : Disney's Hollywood Studios#WaltDisneyWorld #Disney pic.twitter.com/DVlGWrwuq3— Walt Disney World: Active Calls (@WDWActiveCrime) September 28, 2026The Google Maps screenshot included in the X post pinpoints a location in the middle of Disney’s Hollywood Studios, near Echo Lake. However, in most cases, the coordinates attached to scanner reports at the Central Florida Disney parks, Disney Resort hotels, and Disney Springs reflect a generic address for each location, rather than the exact area where the call originated.Given that this is a hit-and-run report, it’s unlikely that the vehicle accident actually occurred in the middle of Disney’s Hollywood Studios. More likely, it occurred in the parking lot or a roadway near the third Central Florida Disney park. However, the exact location of the crash is unknown.Credit: Ken Lund, FlickrNeither Walt Disney World Resort nor the Orange County Sheriff’s Office has issued a statement on the hit-and-run at Disney’s Hollywood Studios on Monday morning. It remains unclear whether anyone was injured and whether one or multiple vehicles were involved in the accident. Whether those involved were Disney cast members, guests, or unrelated parties also remains unknown. More information may become available if a police report is published or criminal charges are filed.Has a law enforcement response ever impacted your visit to Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park? Tell Inside the Magic about your experience in the comments. The post Police Confirm Hit-And-Run at Disney’s Hollywood Studios Theme Park on Monday appeared first on Inside the Magic.