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Disney Diner Death: Staff Delay Linked to Steak Choking Tragedy
6 Jan
Summary
- Restaurant staff allegedly delayed calling 911 during a choking incident.
- A father of three died after choking on steak at The Boathouse.
- The lawsuit claims a delay in emergency services caused fatal harm.

A tragic incident at Walt Disney World's The Boathouse restaurant has led to a lawsuit alleging that staff negligence contributed to the death of Kevin Duncan, a 42-year-old father of three. Duncan choked on a piece of steak on the evening of June 8, 2025, while dining with companions. The lawsuit, filed in Orange County, Florida, claims that restaurant employees did not promptly call 911, opting instead to contact security, which resulted in a critical delay in summoning emergency medical services.




