Paigeicorn it’s called the peppers ghost effect, I think?? Basically, underneath where the buggies are, there are animatronics for the ghosts. Right in front of the buggies there is a pane of glass. What you see is the reflection of the animatronics. So it’s pretty cool, took me forever to find out how they did it lol. If you want to know more you definitely should look into it, it’s awesome.
@@simplysallow Nope, nothing high tech. As Maximus said, it's Pepper's Ghost. Underneath the track is an open room where the mannequins dance. The pane of glass across from the room reflects the image. The optical illusion lends depth to the image so it looks like a "lively" party.
Ghost Host: talking Random people: running their mouths Ghost Host: annoyed "If the ones interrupting me in the middle of my explanation do not stop,they'll be *hanging from the rafters like I AM DOING RIGHT NOW!* " Randoms: 0_0 Ghost Host: calmed down "Thank you. Now,as I was saying-"
It’s called being human not trying to be rude but if we all didn’t talk on any ride at Disney world then everything would be perfect like for example all of the kids would do exactly what their mom would say or no bad thinks would be happening and or 2020 would be just fine and the world would be perfect but that’s not great and it wouldent be normal so just let then live their life but yeah talking is pretty annoying but still
@@xxsweetassugarxx9840 there's talking and then there's talking so loud you legit can't hear the fun dialogue from the damn ride you paid a shit ton of your own fucking money to be on. Not trying to be rude~...but maybe let the happy haunts enjoy their job without hearing about how Drake cheated on Melissa with her bff again, 'k~?
I remember that too.. I went to Disney Land in 1981, the Lines were short enough that at most there was a 5 minute wait... at most. The people were quiet, listening to the voice recordings... and there wasn't a screaming banshee of an usher telling people what to do.
It's still wild that a Disney attraction features a corpse hanging from a ceiling like what is seen at the end of the stretching room. It completely comes out of left field.
the boy skeet When the camera gets pointed upwards in the “Stretching room” at the end,we see something swinging,the man says “my way” basically a reference to suicide with a mimic or a dead body hanging by a noose
Marshan Thomas same every year for my bday we go to disney land (bc my mom’s bday is the day after mine) i always pass up the opportunity to go to the haunted mansion i just watched the movie yesterday ut was amazing also as eerie
I wish i could ride this and it get stuck on every single scene for about 5 mins so i could analyze and appreciate all the artwork and special effects put into this ride. Absolutely stunning considering the original was built in the mid 60s.
I've gotten stuck in Haunted Mansion many times, but never in the ballroom scene. It's SO GREAT to be able to stop and see the details that you can't catch normally. Great video! Thanks.
I love the stretching room, especially the part where lightning strikes and suddenly you see a hung corpse on the ceiling, gives me the chills. I also love constance and the ballroom scene! Very amazing ride. Used to freak me out when I was younger lol
I *HATE* that part of the stretching hall… Too graphic for a Disney ride tbh. I get that it’s a horror ride, but what if people who went there were suicidal in the past? Instant PTSD… Me and my sister had a full on rant about it to each other for about 10 minutes…💔
@@daisy_maeHQ I know this is an old comment, but I was wondering about that part too. The voiceover says that there's no way out of the room, but that "there's always my way", and then the hanging corpse appears. Is he like...telling you to kill yourself? Or did I misunderstand? In any case, I was surprised that line was included in that way.
Totally. I've gotten stopped a few times there at Disneyland. We had annual passes and went a few times a month for years. That spot never gets old. Well, nothing in that ride does. 😋 Except maybe everyone being boring in the "stretching" room!
Just remember every time the ride stops, some foolish mortal is sitting at the door knockers. I once got stuck there for 30 minutes, worst Disney experience of my life 😂
I went to Disney World for the first time a couple days ago, and I got stuck right next to the bride. It was so cool! I got to hear all of her phrases a few times.
@@jeremyquinlan336 sameee I got stuck next to the singing heads once aswell (doesn’t sound bad but when you have to listen to that song over and over again for nearly an hour it got irritating)
@Axtwyt Starkiller My though exactly. Many people don't know this but cremated ashes are often cast out by visitors in the graveyard part of the ride through The Haunted Mansion as some people have asked their ashes to be scattered in The Haunted Mansion as their final resting place. Disney has actually caught many visitors doing this and admits that few people are ever caught. Cleaning up scattered ash occurs in some of these areas fairly often - what is done with the ash has not been reported. Would be curious to get a EVP session in that place after operating hours to see who is there.
@@GhoulishTeatime I wouldn't worry about that image being the little boy - he is in heaven. It could be a demonic mimic of him for the action completed. Demonic forces like to mimic past events and these are often mistaken as ghost but what they actually are are trophies of sorts of sad and tragic events that evil forces gloat over and celebrate.
What Disney should do for their streaming service is create a Haunted Mansion Detective Show. They have 999 'Happy Haunts' what they can do is make it a dark-ish Detective show about how they died, and each week it's like a 2 part episode on them trying to solve the murder of each resident.
@@josh2k606 The ride broke down about the 10:27 mark just before we entered the big room, the audio was on the whole time. It was interesting to see how they built everything.
Because in America we're enjoying the moments with our families, and we express it by chatting. We're a chatty bunch. You just get used to it when you grow up with it. Every theme park is like this.
dude have you ever been to Kings Island in Ohio? The haunted house ride used to be a scooby doo ride and you can still see where they tried to make shaggy look like a regular guy when they lost the right to use his character.
Great to watch this. I went on this ride as a kid over 40 years ago and some things I always remembered like the stretching room, the shadow piano player, the floating candles at the end of the hall, and the ghosts reflected in mirrors in your buggy at the end. Great to see it all again!
That’s where I always want to get stuck but I’m a literal chicken so I’ve always been stuck with the doors or in the attic near the bride and she always gets me
Yeah, I got stuck in the ballroom for ten minutes and then again where the busts are singing “grim grinning ghosts” for what felt like another ten. Months later and I still have it stuck in my head 😂
When you’re too poor to go to Disney and also in quarantine so you watch vids of your favorite Disney ride and imagine that you’re there and not stuck inside your house Edit: I see this comment is getting Seen so if any of y'all go to the mansion please tell the ghosts I love them ❤️
Just the very power of Disney's illusions is so fascinating, all the angles had to be studied, every decor had to be put in the perfect position, all the tracks had to be put in the right angle, the combination of all those things would usually botch up the ride, but not Disney, the made it perfect. I remember just, staring in awe as I passed everything. I could swear most of those 'rooms' you see aren't even rooms, just giant reflections of thin glass sheets, but I won't be surprised if they were actual rooms. I also remember the dedication of the staff: the person who opens up the doors to let you into the mansion was a boy for me, he was so angsty and impatient which was obviously a role he was playing, but it was so well played. Another thing I'd like to mention is the waiting line for this ride: it is not boring at all. It is one of the longest lines in Magic Kingdom, but there's so much interaction that comes with it. After crossing the giant stone bridge, you go into a graveyard where there are little objects you can interact with. I remember there were these little stone bricks you could touch that would make a musical sound, each stone having a different sound. The only real flaw of this line is how long you wait; if you've explored the rest of the Magic Kingdom and are having foot aches, even slight ones, sit down and let them go away because you'll have A LOT of foot aches on this rides line. As mentioned before, you stand on a *stone bridge* for the majority of the line, and stone is not very friendly with feet, especially when you're supposed to stand for almost 2 hours. Even afterward, you slowly start to climb a small but hellish hill which in between the line leaves you in an awkward tiring slope to stand on. It is recommended that you don't bring elders with you on this ride, even if the majority of the ride is on seats, their aches won't go away for the whole day. Overall, the imagination and dedication poured into this ride is what makes it one of the best: this ride alone is a very good reason to go to the Magic Kingdom on your next Disney trip, 9/10.
April's World ME! Idk why I just wanna jump off the cart and go on the stairs, I almost did no joke. I just wanna jump off the cart in general tho tbh. Walk all over the place.
Uncle Luke you would fall through the floor and into the basement on some areas of the ride and might even get caught up in some of the mechanical machinery and ripped apart in all the rides moving parts. You would end up a permanent resident in the Haunted Mansion.
Amazingly detailed ride! I've been on this hundreds of times in my life and it always holds up to the feeling I got the first time. Even though I don't remember as I was most likely under 1 years old lol. While watching your video this was the first time I've ever noticed there was ghost legs appearing from underneath the table as "the spirits interrupted the ride". Very cool!
Same but I hated this ride as a kid because I was terrified of ghosts and the dark so my mom would let me go on it until I was 9 and I still cried lmao
Does anyone else love seeing Disney Dad’s?? It honestly brings me so much joy to see otherwise burly men trailing after their children (and most of the time, the parents are more excited lol)
@@JT5555 really? We can’t just appreciate dad’s being dads? It’s not about giving gold stars to good parents, i was just providing a little recognition to how nice it is to see parents involved in their child’s upbringing. Don’t get pressed 🙄
I miss Walt Disney World Resort! I haven't been in 11 years! Way before everything changed! But, I remember riding this as a kid the last time I was at Walt Disney World Resort back in 2007! This is one of my favorite rides at Walt Disney World Resort! Such a classic!😊💓
2:19 hmm the audio in the stretching room doesn't sound right. his voice isn't floating around the room like it should, and the creaking sounds of the room stretching aren't there :/
That's because the stretching room was temporarily in "B show." If there is something wrong with the binaural audio system they will put the stretching room in B show, where the Ghost Host's voice stays in one place with less sound effects.
I don’t know why the ghost host used the fact that we could get trapped in there and die to scare us cuz tbh being a ghost and living in there scaring people for the rest of eternity would be dope
I remember when I was 15 or 16 i went on this ride. Even back then I had a deep sounding laugh, well into baritone/bass. A few seats in front of me, was a pair of teen girls. They were freaking out over different things. Made me laugh a lot. They screamed louder. After getting off the ride, i came out to hearing them scared of the maniacal laughter following them. I laughed even more, and when they saw me, one pissed herself.
I visited WDW last October with my family, as part of the 50th Anniversary Celebration. We went to Magic Kingdom for Boo Bash, just a couple days prior to Halloween and I went on THM, to experience the ride at what I consider, the "scariest time of the year". Definitely worth it!!!!!
When i rode when i was younger the scream was louder and more frightening and you could see the body drop. It scared the shit out of me. I still love the ride to this day.
If you look at a layout of the Florida Haunted Mansion (which is this one), you'll notice that the entrance room and 2 stretching rooms form a hidden Mickey.
It’s not really supposed to be that scary, it’s for kids to enjoy, too. It was my favorite when I was little... though I kept my eyes closed for the graveyard.
It’s not the fact that it’s scary (which it isn’t really) it’s the fact that they are able to do al these amazing things to trick you into thinking you are someplace that you are not.
I honestly think that the atmosphere more than makes up for it. Even though I know nothing's actually going to jump out at me I get a subtle feeling of dread everytime I ride. Even the smell is distinct and characteristic for an old, abandoned mansion
I first went in the summer of 1990 and it's nice to see everything again. Very well filmed. The scariest bit was when they turned the lights off in the expanding room at the beginning. AAArgh!
Of all rides... Disney BETTER keep this one... This ride made me obsessed with disney. It was the first ride I wanted to go when i went as a kid. I loved the movie. I loved the ride. You better keept this ride disney...
The Haunted Mansion (transcript) Foyer: (Ghost Host:) When hinges creak in doorless chambers, and strange and frightening sounds echo through the halls; Whenever candlelights flicker where the air is deathly still - that is the time when ghosts are present, practicing their terror with ghoulish delight! Stretching Gallery: Welcome, foolish mortals, to the Haunted Mansion. I am your host, your... ghost host. Kindly step all the way in please and make room for everyone. There's no turning back now. Our tour begins here in this gallery where you see paintings of some of our guests as they appeared in their corruptible, mortal state. Your cadaverous pallor betrays an aura of foreboding, almost as though you sense a disquieting metamorphosis. Is this haunted room actually stretching? Or is it your imagination, hmm? And consider this dismaying observation: This chamber has no windows and no doors, which offers you this chilling challenge: to find a way out! Of course, there's always my way. (Crashing thunder, scream) Portrait Hall: Oh, I didn't mean to frighten you prematurely; the real chills come later. Now, as they say, look alive, and we'll continue our little tour. And let's all stay together, please. There are several prominent ghosts who have retired here from creepy old crypts from all over the world. Actually, we have 999 happy haunts here, but there's room for a thousand. Any volunteers? If you insist on lagging behind, you may not need to volunteer. The carriage that will carry you into the moldering sanctum of the spirit world will accommodate you and one or two loved ones. Kindly watch your step as you board, please. We spirits haunt our best in gloomy darkness, so remember, no flash pictures, please. And now, a carriage approaches to carry you into the boundless realm of the supernatural. Take your loved ones by the hand, please, and kindly watch your step. Oh yes, and no flash pictures, please! We spirits are frightfully sensitive to bright lights. Do not pull down on the safety bar, please; I will lower it for you. And heed this warning: the spirits will materialize only if you remain quietly seated at all times. Corridor of Doors: We find it delightfully unlivable here in this ghostly retreat. Every room has wall-to-wall creeps, and hot and cold running chills. Shhh, listen! All our ghosts have been dying to meet you! This one can hardly contain himself! Unfortunately, they all seem to have trouble getting through. Perhaps Madame Leota can establish contact. She has a remarkable head for materializing the disembodied. Madame Leota: (Horntoads and lizards, fiddle and strum. Please answer the role by beating a drum!) [unused track] (Ghost fiends and furies, old friends and new! Blow in a horn, so we'll know that it's you!) [unused track] Serpents and spiders, tail of a rat; call in the spirits, wherever they're at! Rap on a table; it's time to respond. Send us a message from somewhere beyond... Goblins and ghoulies from last Halloween - awaken the spirits with your tambourine! Creepies and crawlies, toads in a pond; let there be music, from regions beyond! Wizards and witches, wherever you dwell, give us a hint, by ringing a bell! Grand Hall (Ghost Host:) The happy haunts have received your sympathetic vibrations and are beginning to materialize. They're assembling for a swinging wake, and they'll be expecting me. I'll see you all a little later... Graveyard: (Ghosts) When the crypt doors creak and the tombstones quake, Spooks come out for a swinging wake! Happy haunts materialize, and begin to vocalize. Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to socialize! Now don't close your eyes and don't try to hide, For a silly spook may sit by your side. Shrouded in a daft disguise, they pretend to terrorize. Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to socialize! As the moon climbs high o'er the dead oak tree, Spooks arrive for the midnight spree. Creepy creeps with eerie eyes start to shriek and harmonize. Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to socialize! When you hear the knell of a requiem bell, weird glows gleam where spirits dwell. Restless bones etherealize, rise as spooks of every size! Hitchhiking Ghosts: (Ghost Host) Ah, there you are, and just in time! There's a little matter I forgot to mention. Beware of hitchhiking ghosts! They have selected you to fill our quota, and they'll haunt you until you return! Now I will raise the safety bar, and a ghost will follow you home! (Ghost chorus) If would like to join our jamboree there's a simple rule that's compulsory. Mortals pay a token fee. Rest in peace, the haunting's free; so hurry back, we would like your company! Little Leota: Hurry back! Hurry back! Be sure to bring your death certificate, if you decide to join us. Make final arrangements now! We've been dying... to have you... Addendum: Walt Disney World Library (appears before the Corridor of Doors scene) (Ghost Host:) Our library is well-stocked with priceless first editions. Only ghost stories, of course. And marble busts of the greatest ghost writers the literary world has ever known. They have all retired here, to the Haunted Mansion." Actually, we have 999 happy haunts here, but there's room for 1000. Any volunteers, hmmm? If you should decide to join us, final arrangements may be made at the end of the tour...
Thank you so much for making this video! I needed my Haunted Mansion fix. With all that’s going on with the world right now I don’t feel safe doing but this video made me feel like o was actually there 😊
Man getting old sucks. I'm from the UK and was lucky enough to go to Disney World twice as a kid (Although first time was a week after 9/11 which was a very nervous time for all) Now I'm in my 30s and watching this makes me super nostalgic but then I remember A: The Price to go, B: The Pandemic and C: Not having anyone to go with 😭.
I go to Disney World at least once a year. As a children’s book writer/ illustrator it is great for generating ideas. There is a conference for children’s book writers and illustrators that takes place inside of Disney World in June that I attended yearly, but thanks to the covid 19 pandemic the conference has been canceled. Yet I did get to go in January before the virus went global.
Glad that the ghosts that sit with you are seen here, went on it with my adult daughter today, and as soon as she said "There's a ghost next to you, hugging you" lol I buried my head in her shoulder and didn't see a thing lol.. 🤪
@@jackdonohue7893 no. We always go in January cause that's me and my sister's bday month and it's usually closed around that time because of Christmas decorations they have to clean up. Edit: We went in feb last time so I could go then
Bro. I went on this when me and my big sister went to Disneyland, I wasn't opposed to going on, even though this ride isn't really my favorite. And I remember there was this little girl who was with her Mom and Dad and when it got to the hanging body, she was SOBBING and begging her parents to leave, and because of the dead body, she was like, "I'm not leaving dead!" Her parents were trying to comfort her, and when she left she was still crying. I also remember my sister (who's 3 years older than me.) Asked me to hold her hand because she was a little scared and I did. This ride, while I am in awe of everything they've put into it and the history is super interesting, I've always left with a weird feeling. (maybe because I don't like haunted things.) But, I enjoy looking this up, purely for nostalgia and comments.
Also one time when we were riding this ride it got stuck in the floating crystal ball lady room and now I have all of her lines memorized we were in there for so long
You really appreciate this ride more if you have looked at the map of the entire ride. Also, did anyone notice that the windows above the corpse have wood behind them instead of showing the sky like you would expect?
Absolutely terrifying. Seriously. The Disneyland Fun sing along video didn't exaggerate it and I wouldn't wanna be lost on there off the doom buggy. This is one of those things where you wouldn't think was made by Disney coz of how freaky it is it could work as a non Disney scary film
Oooooo! The best place for the ride to temporarily stop! Gives you a chance to look at all of the little details of the ballroom scene, which is so dang pretty. 💜😍
Sadly, this video is better than the actual ride. We were there yesterday and it was far too dark. No ghost playing the piano and you could barely even see the piano. The portraits on the wall were poorly lit. Also because of covid, no stretching room. Definitely nowhere near as good as it used to be. Great video and I appreciate being able to see all of what we couldn't in person!
a lot of people believe the Ghost Host is Vincent Price, but actually, it's a guy named Paul Frees--the guy who did Bullwinkle Moose and Boris Badenov (among many other voices over the years, and about a million other things). however, Vincent Price DID play the Ghost Host briefly at Disney Paris, but he wasn't popular with the guests, so they replaced him. fun fact: the ghost song is sung by Thurl Ravenscroft, who was Tony the Tiger's voice. he also sang "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch", and did lots of other voice work.
Yeah this is extremely different from what I remember but I haven’t gone on the ride sense I was a kid and when I was a kid, I was so scared and closed my eyes lol
@@Flyinghotpocket at 32, I don't remember vampires ever being a part of the ride. I remember the sad waiting bride with the beating glowing red heart in the attic before they added this murderous bride (they call her Constance Hatchaway)
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Man, knowing how they do the ghosts in the dining room, it's still awesome to see in person
How do they? I don’t know how
Paigeicorn it’s called the peppers ghost effect, I think??
Basically, underneath where the buggies are, there are animatronics for the ghosts. Right in front of the buggies there is a pane of glass. What you see is the reflection of the animatronics.
So it’s pretty cool, took me forever to find out how they did it lol. If you want to know more you definitely should look into it, it’s awesome.
Holographic projectors probably
@@simplysallow Nope, nothing high tech. As Maximus said, it's Pepper's Ghost. Underneath the track is an open room where the mannequins dance. The pane of glass across from the room reflects the image. The optical illusion lends depth to the image so it looks like a "lively" party.
I got to go backstage and actually look at how they do it. I was underneath the ride while everyone was still riding it. It was actually pretty cool
These fools running their damn mouths, YOUR HOST IS SPEAKING, KINDLY STUFF IT 🤫
Ghost Host: talking
Random people: running their mouths
Ghost Host: annoyed "If the ones interrupting me in the middle of my explanation do not stop,they'll be *hanging from the rafters like I AM DOING RIGHT NOW!* "
Randoms: 0_0
Ghost Host: calmed down "Thank you. Now,as I was saying-"
It’s called being human not trying to be rude but if we all didn’t talk on any ride at Disney world then everything would be perfect like for example all of the kids would do exactly what their mom would say or no bad thinks would be happening and or 2020 would be just fine and the world would be perfect but that’s not great and it wouldent be normal so just let then live their life but yeah talking is pretty annoying but still
@@xxsweetassugarxx9840 Yeah but maybe don’t tall SO LOUD is all I’m saying
@@xxsweetassugarxx9840 there's talking and then there's talking so loud you legit can't hear the fun dialogue from the damn ride you paid a shit ton of your own fucking money to be on.
Not trying to be rude~...but maybe let the happy haunts enjoy their job without hearing about how Drake cheated on Melissa with her bff again, 'k~?
@@xxsweetassugarxx9840 excuses
Shows how loud people can be now a days. I remember going on this and it was dead silent back in the day.
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I remember that too.. I went to Disney Land in 1981, the Lines were short enough that at most there was a 5 minute wait... at most.
The people were quiet, listening to the voice recordings... and there wasn't a screaming banshee of an usher telling people what to do.
Ok boomer
@@Pookie2112 Dead. Fucking. Meme. It ruins the fucking experience, asshole.
It's still wild that a Disney attraction features a corpse hanging from a ceiling like what is seen at the end of the stretching room. It completely comes out of left field.
Where?
the boy skeet When the camera gets pointed upwards in the “Stretching room” at the end,we see something swinging,the man says “my way” basically a reference to suicide with a mimic or a dead body hanging by a noose
@@nuclearstrike2905 you got a time stamp?
the boy skeet 2:40
My Favorite Part !
The scariest thing about this is everyone running their mouths
Marshan Thomas same every year for my bday we go to disney land (bc my mom’s bday is the day after mine) i always pass up the opportunity to go to the haunted mansion i just watched the movie yesterday ut was amazing also as eerie
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I wish i could ride this and it get stuck on every single scene for about 5 mins so i could analyze and appreciate all the artwork and special effects put into this ride. Absolutely stunning considering the original was built in the mid 60s.
I've gotten stuck in Haunted Mansion many times, but never in the ballroom scene. It's SO GREAT to be able to stop and see the details that you can't catch normally. Great video! Thanks.
I did last time and it was so cool! What an effect
It did for me, probably the best part to get stuck on
I’d love to get stuck on that ballroom part. Pretty cool to see
I broke done in the scene with madame leotta
It's always been the graveyard seen for me lol, still gets me every time they pop out and I know they're coming lol.
I love the stretching room, especially the part where lightning strikes and suddenly you see a hung corpse on the ceiling, gives me the chills. I also love constance and the ballroom scene! Very amazing ride. Used to freak me out when I was younger lol
I *HATE* that part of the stretching hall… Too graphic for a Disney ride tbh. I get that it’s a horror ride, but what if people who went there were suicidal in the past? Instant PTSD… Me and my sister had a full on rant about it to each other for about 10 minutes…💔
@@daisy_maeHQ I know this is an old comment, but I was wondering about that part too. The voiceover says that there's no way out of the room, but that "there's always my way", and then the hanging corpse appears. Is he like...telling you to kill yourself? Or did I misunderstand? In any case, I was surprised that line was included in that way.
The round rooms is fimiliar to the efteling spookslot round room
@@daisy_maeHQLowkey reading too deep into it
@@daisy_maeHQcry bout it 😂
Couldn’t of had a better place for a interruption. That’s the best seen of the ride.
Totally. I've gotten stopped a few times there at Disneyland. We had annual passes and went a few times a month for years. That spot never gets old. Well, nothing in that ride does. 😋 Except maybe everyone being boring in the "stretching" room!
Just remember every time the ride stops, some foolish mortal is sitting at the door knockers. I once got stuck there for 30 minutes, worst Disney experience of my life 😂
I went to Disney World for the first time a couple days ago, and I got stuck right next to the bride. It was so cool! I got to hear all of her phrases a few times.
Personally I never mind getting stuck on a Disney ride. There’s always something new to look at and or notice
@@jeremyquinlan336 sameee I got stuck next to the singing heads once aswell (doesn’t sound bad but when you have to listen to that song over and over again for nearly an hour it got irritating)
The room with the ghouls grooving in the graveyard is my favorite
Mine to
If a place like this ever actually became haunted how would anyone know?
@Axtwyt Starkiller My though exactly. Many people don't know this but cremated ashes are often cast out by visitors in the graveyard part of the ride through The Haunted Mansion as some people have asked their ashes to be scattered in The Haunted Mansion as their final resting place. Disney has actually caught many visitors doing this and admits that few people are ever caught. Cleaning up scattered ash occurs in some of these areas fairly often - what is done with the ash has not been reported. Would be curious to get a EVP session in that place after operating hours to see who is there.
@@djwolfy8493 Tell us more please.
Joyce Koch ive heard hes crying on the steps
@@GhoulishTeatime I wouldn't worry about that image being the little boy - he is in heaven. It could be a demonic mimic of him for the action completed. Demonic forces like to mimic past events and these are often mistaken as ghost but what they actually are are trophies of sorts of sad and tragic events that evil forces gloat over and celebrate.
Axtwyt Starkiller I think there are only 99 something happy haunts never more
Wanna know what’s truly scary about this ride after the stretching room...as soon as you think it’s over....
*THE LINE IS BACK.*
The stretching room is the best part!
Phantom Manor from Disneyland Paris : amateurs
The stretching room should be at the end of the tour
@@virginiaekblom3710 i love disney
No, I cried, didn’t even make it to the actual ride! What A Wuss I am XD
What Disney should do for their streaming service is create a Haunted Mansion Detective Show. They have 999 'Happy Haunts' what they can do is make it a dark-ish Detective show about how they died, and each week it's like a 2 part episode on them trying to solve the murder of each resident.
That would be baller
Make it a kids cartoon too so everyone can enjoy it
This is genius!!!
Elijah Jarman no.
@@jackdonohue7893 why not? It'd be a fffffffaaamily pictua
Elijah Jarman because kids don’t need everything. It should be for slightly older people.
This was one of my favorite Disney rides when I was a kid, and the special effects still hold up today.
I was on this ride and it broke down so we got to walk out with all of the lights on, pretty neat.
jim carson where did you walk in the ride and was the audio still on for the ghost?
@@josh2k606 The ride broke down about the 10:27 mark just before we entered the big room, the audio was on the whole time. It was interesting to see how they built everything.
@@Moondoggy1941 thats cool!
jim carson sane about that part is well
Did you try to play the piano or walk up the stairs
the place you got stopped was probably on of the best places to stop. I always wish I could look for longer at that part.
Who talks during a ride???
Justin Nosenzo means we get the money mail and then get your money ?
ErsatzMoose exactly - they ruin it for the kids :/
Zoomers.
Whenever I go on that ride I just stay zipped the whole experience :/
@@Madame_V_Locklear You want a cookie?
8:32 Is anyone gonna recognize how beautiful this room is?
Wow yea it is
Yeah lol 😃
Rothman Time morning
Why do people always talk during this ride for any way ? I say that s being rude !
Patti Brooks maybe little kids got scared? I don’t know
Where???
In Disneyland Paris , when the doors shut everyone is quite
Because in America we're enjoying the moments with our families, and we express it by chatting. We're a chatty bunch. You just get used to it when you grow up with it. Every theme park is like this.
@@bethkrager6529 just talk after the ride
Wish the camera person could’ve showed the other hanging moving portraits in the room. Those are classic.
I always thought the stretching room was funny as a kid thence got to the actual ride and I cried my eyeballs out
Of all places, you get stuck in front of the Peppers' Ghost Effect Ballroom??? *THAT'S AWESOME.*
Yeeeeeeeeaaahhh.
42?
Someday i will ho here and i WILL be dressd as shaggy from Scooby Doo
James Mikesell DUUUUDE, man that’s such a great idea. 😂😂
Ghostbuster for me.
I'd dress up as Luigi
dude have you ever been to Kings Island in Ohio? The haunted house ride used to be a scooby doo ride and you can still see where they tried to make shaggy look like a regular guy when they lost the right to use his character.
@@skiii3014 i have
Great to watch this. I went on this ride as a kid over 40 years ago and some things I always remembered like the stretching room, the shadow piano player, the floating candles at the end of the hall, and the ghosts reflected in mirrors in your buggy at the end. Great to see it all again!
You nailed this. I’ve never seen such a video on the haunted mansion. Your low light actually works great. Thanks!
Disney haunted mansion
The last time I went on the Haunted Mansion the ride got stuck at the ballroom scene. Nothing like watching spirits dancing for ten minutes in a loop
They groovin'
That’s where I always want to get stuck but I’m a literal chicken so I’ve always been stuck with the doors or in the attic near the bride and she always gets me
I got stuck literally just two feet in front of the ballroom at the corner
Yeah, I got stuck in the ballroom for ten minutes and then again where the busts are singing “grim grinning ghosts” for what felt like another ten. Months later and I still have it stuck in my head 😂
Last time we were on it we got stuck with it going backwards to the graveyard scene. You think that would be comfortable but it sure wasn’t lol.
When you’re too poor to go to Disney and also in quarantine so you watch vids of your favorite Disney ride and imagine that you’re there and not stuck inside your house
Edit: I see this comment is getting Seen so if any of y'all go to the mansion please tell the ghosts I love them ❤️
Sameee
Same here
AnimatorSpeedy yes
God 🙄🙄🙄
LOL! True!
Just the very power of Disney's illusions is so fascinating, all the angles had to be studied, every decor had to be put in the perfect position, all the tracks had to be put in the right angle, the combination of all those things would usually botch up the ride, but not Disney, the made it perfect. I remember just, staring in awe as I passed everything. I could swear most of those 'rooms' you see aren't even rooms, just giant reflections of thin glass sheets, but I won't be surprised if they were actual rooms. I also remember the dedication of the staff: the person who opens up the doors to let you into the mansion was a boy for me, he was so angsty and impatient which was obviously a role he was playing, but it was so well played.
Another thing I'd like to mention is the waiting line for this ride: it is not boring at all. It is one of the longest lines in Magic Kingdom, but there's so much interaction that comes with it. After crossing the giant stone bridge, you go into a graveyard where there are little objects you can interact with. I remember there were these little stone bricks you could touch that would make a musical sound, each stone having a different sound. The only real flaw of this line is how long you wait; if you've explored the rest of the Magic Kingdom and are having foot aches, even slight ones, sit down and let them go away because you'll have A LOT of foot aches on this rides line.
As mentioned before, you stand on a *stone bridge* for the majority of the line, and stone is not very friendly with feet, especially when you're supposed to stand for almost 2 hours. Even afterward, you slowly start to climb a small but hellish hill which in between the line leaves you in an awkward tiring slope to stand on. It is recommended that you don't bring elders with you on this ride, even if the majority of the ride is on seats, their aches won't go away for the whole day. Overall, the imagination and dedication poured into this ride is what makes it one of the best: this ride alone is a very good reason to go to the Magic Kingdom on your next Disney trip, 9/10.
Anyone else ever wanted to just jump of the cart and go on the stairs
April's World ME! Idk why I just wanna jump off the cart and go on the stairs, I almost did no joke. I just wanna jump off the cart in general tho tbh. Walk all over the place.
Without a doubt
We kindly ask that you remained seated in your doom buggies. Safety first you know, we wouldn't want anyone to get hurt to sue us.
Uncle Luke you would fall through the floor and into the basement on some areas of the ride and might even get caught up in some of the mechanical machinery and ripped apart in all the rides moving parts. You would end up a permanent resident in the Haunted Mansion.
April's World NOLAN DOLAN AAA
I love details like the "Tomb Sweet Tomb" cross stitch piece framed on the wall amongst the doors. 6:32
2:01 *is this haunted room actually stretching?*
Random kid: yep
Edit: THATS ALOT OF LIKES I GOT
I just realized that wow
It’s just a large elevator
@@deleted5788 wish someone said that to ruin the magic XD
@Keller Mickle Crazy
The bit with the dancing ghosts is my favorite part of any Disney ride.
Amazingly detailed ride! I've been on this hundreds of times in my life and it always holds up to the feeling I got the first time. Even though I don't remember as I was most likely under 1 years old lol. While watching your video this was the first time I've ever noticed there was ghost legs appearing from underneath the table as "the spirits interrupted the ride". Very cool!
Same but I hated this ride as a kid because I was terrified of ghosts and the dark so my mom would let me go on it until I was 9 and I still cried lmao
Does anyone else love seeing Disney Dad’s?? It honestly brings me so much joy to see otherwise burly men trailing after their children (and most of the time, the parents are more excited lol)
i don't think we should be giving gold stars to guys just for being good parents. like,it's your kid too.
@@JT5555 really? We can’t just appreciate dad’s being dads? It’s not about giving gold stars to good parents, i was just providing a little recognition to how nice it is to see parents involved in their child’s upbringing. Don’t get pressed 🙄
I was here in '76. Believe it or not, it hasn't changed that much (format was the same). The lighting and effects are a lot better today.
Love how the piano 🎹 plays by itself. I did a backstage tour of this ride too
Its not a ghost is playing it
This is such a classic ride. Love the overall experience!
the nostalgic feeling whenever the staff says "watch your step please!"
I miss Walt Disney World Resort! I haven't been in 11 years! Way before everything changed!
But, I remember riding this as a kid the last time I was at Walt Disney World Resort back in 2007!
This is one of my favorite rides at Walt Disney World Resort!
Such a classic!😊💓
2:38 "Of course, there's always my way!" A Pampers ad afterward has never been so poorly placed XD
Hahaha you too!??
@@islandgirl909 Yep! 😂😂
WOW ! With all the mouths going you have a hard time hearing the entertainment.
I was mostly hearing overlapping of the narrator, but still - why are so many young people such assholes nowadays?
2:19 hmm the audio in the stretching room doesn't sound right. his voice isn't floating around the room like it should, and the creaking sounds of the room stretching aren't there :/
That's because the stretching room was temporarily in "B show." If there is something wrong with the binaural audio system they will put the stretching room in B show, where the Ghost Host's voice stays in one place with less sound effects.
@@matthewheid1645 this is super interesting thanks dude
Matthew Heid Aren’t there two stretching rooms?
The stair room was always my favorite room as a kid, I’m currently 18 and it still remains my fav.
BranMan it always reminded me of the stairs in Harry Potter. :)
love_1_life oh yeah I remember that
You're still a kid lol
Ruben R. Idk how to take that but okay
I still remember when it was a brand new scene. Can't believe it's been there for over 10 years now.
I love that comment about playful spooks when the ride shuts down.
0:49 "I wanna go back"
I went on this ride when I was 3. I had the same damn reaction.
What a pussy
🤣🤣🤣
When I was a little kid I used to cry during this ride lol 😂
Same i cried the whole ride i don't even know what happened 😂
I liked this ride. It was Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride I cried when I went to hell at the end of the ride.
Indiana Jones was the one that spooked me
I almost cried in the “Stretching room” and would’ve cried on the actual ride if my mom wasn’t there
I still would 😔😂😭
Still my favorite ride! At 6 years old, I confess to running off the line screaming cos I was afraid, but after that, it was smooth sailing!
I don’t know why the ghost host used the fact that we could get trapped in there and die to scare us cuz tbh being a ghost and living in there scaring people for the rest of eternity would be dope
Lmao yeah
i'd get such a kick out of it but i'd also likely end up getting the ride shut down cause everyone would be scared to ride it.XD
I remember when I was 15 or 16 i went on this ride. Even back then I had a deep sounding laugh, well into baritone/bass. A few seats in front of me, was a pair of teen girls. They were freaking out over different things. Made me laugh a lot. They screamed louder. After getting off the ride, i came out to hearing them scared of the maniacal laughter following them. I laughed even more, and when they saw me, one pissed herself.
I’ve only ever gone to disneyland so that’s why i’m watching this. I love this so much 😻
they stopped you in the best part of the ride, honestly the only time i'd want to be stuck
anyone else in quarantine imagining that your here rn? 😂😭
I visited WDW last October with my family, as part of the 50th Anniversary Celebration. We went to Magic Kingdom for Boo Bash, just a couple days prior to Halloween and I went on THM, to experience the ride at what I consider, the "scariest time of the year". Definitely worth it!!!!!
When i rode when i was younger the scream was louder and more frightening and you could see the body drop. It scared the shit out of me. I still love the ride to this day.
If there's one place in the ride where I wouldn't mind being stopped, it's the grand hall.
If you look at a layout of the Florida Haunted Mansion (which is this one), you'll notice that the entrance room and 2 stretching rooms form a hidden Mickey.
I’m 20 years old and every time I ride this it never ceases to scare me 🥴🥴
Hey I miss that ride, it’s one of my favorites. Pretty incredible the way it’s underground. 💖
The way this ride is hyped up, I thought it would’ve been scarier.
It was a little scarier before the 2007 updates.
I think the ride is more focused on atmosphere (which it does fantastically) rather than intense jumpscares (like at HHN).
It’s not really supposed to be that scary, it’s for kids to enjoy, too. It was my favorite when I was little... though I kept my eyes closed for the graveyard.
It’s not the fact that it’s scary (which it isn’t really) it’s the fact that they are able to do al these amazing things to trick you into thinking you are someplace that you are not.
I honestly think that the atmosphere more than makes up for it. Even though I know nothing's actually going to jump out at me I get a subtle feeling of dread everytime I ride. Even the smell is distinct and characteristic for an old, abandoned mansion
Thank you for sharing this. It's one of the best ones I've seen.
I first went in the summer of 1990 and it's nice to see everything again. Very well filmed. The scariest bit was when they turned the lights off in the expanding room at the beginning. AAArgh!
Of all rides... Disney BETTER keep this one... This ride made me obsessed with disney. It was the first ride I wanted to go when i went as a kid. I loved the movie. I loved the ride. You better keept this ride disney...
It’s too much of a classic for them to get rid of, I don’t ever see that happening any time soon
The Haunted Mansion (transcript) Foyer: (Ghost Host:) When hinges creak in doorless chambers, and strange and frightening sounds echo through the halls; Whenever candlelights flicker where the air is deathly still - that is the time when ghosts are present, practicing their terror with ghoulish delight! Stretching Gallery: Welcome, foolish mortals, to the Haunted Mansion. I am your host, your... ghost host. Kindly step all the way in please and make room for everyone. There's no turning back now. Our tour begins here in this gallery where you see paintings of some of our guests as they appeared in their corruptible, mortal state. Your cadaverous pallor betrays an aura of foreboding, almost as though you sense a disquieting metamorphosis. Is this haunted room actually stretching? Or is it your imagination, hmm? And consider this dismaying observation: This chamber has no windows and no doors, which offers you this chilling challenge: to find a way out! Of course, there's always my way. (Crashing thunder, scream) Portrait Hall: Oh, I didn't mean to frighten you prematurely; the real chills come later. Now, as they say, look alive, and we'll continue our little tour. And let's all stay together, please. There are several prominent ghosts who have retired here from creepy old crypts from all over the world. Actually, we have 999 happy haunts here, but there's room for a thousand. Any volunteers? If you insist on lagging behind, you may not need to volunteer. The carriage that will carry you into the moldering sanctum of the spirit world will accommodate you and one or two loved ones. Kindly watch your step as you board, please. We spirits haunt our best in gloomy darkness, so remember, no flash pictures, please. And now, a carriage approaches to carry you into the boundless realm of the supernatural. Take your loved ones by the hand, please, and kindly watch your step. Oh yes, and no flash pictures, please! We spirits are frightfully sensitive to bright lights. Do not pull down on the safety bar, please; I will lower it for you. And heed this warning: the spirits will materialize only if you remain quietly seated at all times. Corridor of Doors: We find it delightfully unlivable here in this ghostly retreat. Every room has wall-to-wall creeps, and hot and cold running chills. Shhh, listen! All our ghosts have been dying to meet you! This one can hardly contain himself! Unfortunately, they all seem to have trouble getting through. Perhaps Madame Leota can establish contact. She has a remarkable head for materializing the disembodied. Madame Leota: (Horntoads and lizards, fiddle and strum. Please answer the role by beating a drum!) [unused track] (Ghost fiends and furies, old friends and new! Blow in a horn, so we'll know that it's you!) [unused track] Serpents and spiders, tail of a rat; call in the spirits, wherever they're at! Rap on a table; it's time to respond. Send us a message from somewhere beyond... Goblins and ghoulies from last Halloween - awaken the spirits with your tambourine! Creepies and crawlies, toads in a pond; let there be music, from regions beyond! Wizards and witches, wherever you dwell, give us a hint, by ringing a bell! Grand Hall (Ghost Host:) The happy haunts have received your sympathetic vibrations and are beginning to materialize. They're assembling for a swinging wake, and they'll be expecting me. I'll see you all a little later... Graveyard: (Ghosts) When the crypt doors creak and the tombstones quake, Spooks come out for a swinging wake! Happy haunts materialize, and begin to vocalize. Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to socialize! Now don't close your eyes and don't try to hide, For a silly spook may sit by your side. Shrouded in a daft disguise, they pretend to terrorize. Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to socialize! As the moon climbs high o'er the dead oak tree, Spooks arrive for the midnight spree. Creepy creeps with eerie eyes start to shriek and harmonize. Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to socialize! When you hear the knell of a requiem bell, weird glows gleam where spirits dwell. Restless bones etherealize, rise as spooks of every size! Hitchhiking Ghosts: (Ghost Host) Ah, there you are, and just in time! There's a little matter I forgot to mention. Beware of hitchhiking ghosts! They have selected you to fill our quota, and they'll haunt you until you return! Now I will raise the safety bar, and a ghost will follow you home! (Ghost chorus) If would like to join our jamboree there's a simple rule that's compulsory. Mortals pay a token fee. Rest in peace, the haunting's free; so hurry back, we would like your company! Little Leota: Hurry back! Hurry back! Be sure to bring your death certificate, if you decide to join us. Make final arrangements now! We've been dying... to have you... Addendum: Walt Disney World Library (appears before the Corridor of Doors scene) (Ghost Host:) Our library is well-stocked with priceless first editions. Only ghost stories, of course. And marble busts of the greatest ghost writers the literary world has ever known. They have all retired here, to the Haunted Mansion." Actually, we have 999 happy haunts here, but there's room for 1000. Any volunteers, hmmm? If you should decide to join us, final arrangements may be made at the end of the tour...
Thank you so much for making this video! I needed my Haunted Mansion fix. With all that’s going on with the world right now I don’t feel safe doing but this video made me feel like o was actually there 😊
My parents took me to Disney World in 1989 for my birthday. This was my favorite ride!
Man getting old sucks. I'm from the UK and was lucky enough to go to Disney World twice as a kid (Although first time was a week after 9/11 which was a very nervous time for all) Now I'm in my 30s and watching this makes me super nostalgic but then I remember A: The Price to go, B: The Pandemic and C: Not having anyone to go with 😭.
I go to Disney World at least once a year. As a children’s book writer/ illustrator it is great for generating ideas. There is a conference for children’s book writers and illustrators that takes place inside of Disney World in June that I attended yearly, but thanks to the covid 19 pandemic the conference has been canceled. Yet I did get to go in January before the virus went global.
Glad that the ghosts that sit with you are seen here, went on it with my adult daughter today, and as soon as she said "There's a ghost next to you, hugging you" lol I buried my head in her shoulder and didn't see a thing lol.. 🤪
Notice the pictures shooting at each other in the mansion 9:40 - I missed that in person! So cool.
Lol I used to have dreams about that ride before I was even allowed to go on it. The paintings more specifically... Love the ride
AURORA
Allowed? Were you 2?
@@jackdonohue7893 no. We always go in January cause that's me and my sister's bday month and it's usually closed around that time because of Christmas decorations they have to clean up.
Edit: We went in feb last time so I could go then
6:00 What happened to the Animatronic Knight?
The knight is temporarily out for repairs.
He’s been out a while for maintenance. For now they’re using the one that can normally be found in the attic.
I've been wondering that for so long. He's been gone since April.
Jadensvideos lol hey jaden
Demon Koopa knight?
Saudades! Grande desejo de voltar e fazer este passeio novamente. Valeu demais!!
Bro. I went on this when me and my big sister went to Disneyland, I wasn't opposed to going on, even though this ride isn't really my favorite. And I remember there was this little girl who was with her Mom and Dad and when it got to the hanging body, she was SOBBING and begging her parents to leave, and because of the dead body, she was like, "I'm not leaving dead!" Her parents were trying to comfort her, and when she left she was still crying. I also remember my sister (who's 3 years older than me.) Asked me to hold her hand because she was a little scared and I did. This ride, while I am in awe of everything they've put into it and the history is super interesting, I've always left with a weird feeling. (maybe because I don't like haunted things.) But, I enjoy looking this up, purely for nostalgia and comments.
Fun fact: the painting in the preshow room, were done by Disney legend, Marc Davis.
If the designers were given permission to go all out.. I wonder how scary it would actually be.
Also one time when we were riding this ride it got stuck in the floating crystal ball lady room and now I have all of her lines memorized we were in there for so long
i fricking love this ride by far one of the most cool disney rides ever made
6:46
I'll bet that's the Maleficent voice actress from Kingdom Hearts!
Numba1 Heathen Actually, that's the original actress, Eleanor Audley!
@@knightofarkronia8652
I thought that, too. Was difficult to decide whose voice it may have been.
@@knightofarkronia8652 don't forget Cinderella's stepmother!
bigstar66 Right, her too!
It’s Julie Andrew’s face
(Mary Poppins)
How long were you "detained" for when the ride stopped at the ballroom part?
Nothing compares to the Anaheim original!
Amazing! I’m going there this year hopefully
You really appreciate this ride more if you have looked at the map of the entire ride. Also, did anyone notice that the windows above the corpse have wood behind them instead of showing the sky like you would expect?
Absolutely terrifying. Seriously. The Disneyland Fun sing along video didn't exaggerate it and I wouldn't wanna be lost on there off the doom buggy. This is one of those things where you wouldn't think was made by Disney coz of how freaky it is it could work as a non Disney scary film
Nicely recorded. Nice to see all that I have missed. One of my favorite attractions. Thank you for sharing 👻
Oooooo! The best place for the ride to temporarily stop! Gives you a chance to look at all of the little details of the ballroom scene, which is so dang pretty. 💜😍
Legend has it that the girl say watch your step got attacked by a ghost because she wouldn’t shut up.
LOVE LOVE LOVE the stairway room! So ethereal !
i never knew the coffin in the ballroom was coming out of a crashed hearse before....
Sadly, this video is better than the actual ride.
We were there yesterday and it was far too dark. No ghost playing the piano and you could barely even see the piano. The portraits on the wall were poorly lit. Also because of covid, no stretching room.
Definitely nowhere near as good as it used to be.
Great video and I appreciate being able to see all of what we couldn't in person!
I hope this become's a world for Kingdom Hearts 4.
ive always wanted to ride this ride. i haven’t been to disney yet but i definitely want to ride this when i go next year!
My favorite ride at Disney. "I do. I did."
a lot of people believe the Ghost Host is Vincent Price, but actually, it's a guy named Paul Frees--the guy who did Bullwinkle Moose and Boris Badenov (among many other voices over the years, and about a million other things).
however, Vincent Price DID play the Ghost Host briefly at Disney Paris, but he wasn't popular with the guests, so they replaced him.
fun fact: the ghost song is sung by Thurl Ravenscroft, who was Tony the Tiger's voice. he also sang "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch", and did lots of other voice work.
Loved this ride only went on this ride at Disney World
Man, a Ghostbusters ride like this would be very cool, especially the bit with all the ghost in the dining room.
I've been watching all the different versions of this I like the one in paris the best.
It’s the same since my childhood in the 80’s & Perfect!
The scariest thing that I've ever seen are the hitch-hiking ghosts.Tony has spoken.
I remember going on this ride when I was eight or nine. I remember this was one of the rides I was the most excited to go on.
This ride looks different from when I went on it as a kid. Everything has changed
Not that much just some anamtronic changes like the bride but that’s it
Yeah this is extremely different from what I remember but I haven’t gone on the ride sense I was a kid and when I was a kid, I was so scared and closed my eyes lol
The end with the vampires? wheres that? i clearly have that speech of 'we'd love to have you over for dinner' burned into my memory.
@@Flyinghotpocket at 32, I don't remember vampires ever being a part of the ride. I remember the sad waiting bride with the beating glowing red heart in the attic before they added this murderous bride (they call her Constance Hatchaway)
@@bethkrager6529 I think Melanie is apart of the Parisian Disneyland
I love the part at the end when they say "and the ghost gonna follow you home." That was funny!