Walt Disney World misspelled on fountain in town 'Wald Disney' built

Here’s a mistake that would make Mickey Mouse blush.

Workers doing renovations to a popular fountain in Celebration, a city built by the Walt Disney Company, made an awkward spelling error, leaving the words "Wald Disney World," Bay News 9 reported.

Crews were working Sunday to repair the gaffe.

An extra “A” and “T” were also added to what is supposed to be Captiva Island.

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