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This subreddit is dedicated to Disney's The Haunted Mansion attraction and related material. It is a place to share art, create discussion, and overall celebrate the aforementioned.
When hinges creak in doorless chambers, and strange and frightening sounds echo through the halls... Whenever candlelights flicker and the air is deathly still... That is the time when ghosts are present, practicing their terror, with ghoulish delight...
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Yeah! I don't know what is here... But makes me reminds of the Bride.
anyone know why these tracks are missing from the Haunted Mansion compilation on Spotify?
I’m making a mini dollhouse version of the Haunted Mansion ride at WDW and the only wallpapers I can find high-res versions of are the stretching room and the infamous purple wallpaper. I would LOVE to find a decent image of the ballroom walls that I could use as wallpaper, or literally any of the walls from in the ride.
The walls are only about 5” tall so I’m not worried about the images being ginormous. I also would love to print out a repeatable image of the brick walls to glue on the outside. I am just not even sure where to look!
Ride, 2003 film, and 2023 film, respectively
I'm going to be completely honest, I don't know how I started thinking about this, but I was looking at pictures of the ballroom scene, and thinking about the stairs in the back. I originally thought at the top of the stairs there were doors, but I look at more and better pictures and realized it's a curtain. I started wondering what it was, and I was thinking it was maybe the kitchen? But I just feel like the idea of a kitchen being up stairs to the dining area is kinda weird to me. That's the only thing I could think of that would seem like a possibility, but it still seems wrong. I wanted to know what you thought it was, or if there is anything that says what it is or is for.
Just imagine: a TV14 period piece (probably) that's scary but fun at the same time and doesn't have any annoying child characters. That's basically what Del Toro pitched to Disney for his movie concept. He's a purist so we'd probably get the Beating Heart Bride on-screen for the first time, the Hatchet Man/Ghost Host would be more than just a cameo for once, the Hatbox Ghost maybe wouldn't be a villain, etc. It's time we got a production that lives up to the greatness of the original 1969/1971/1983 theme park attraction(s). The 2003 movie, 2021 Muppet movie, and 2023 movie simply don't do it justice.
I've been playing haunted mansion on the GameCube and ps2 for a while and I was wondering what others think about it. Personally I honestly think it's a fun game but I can definitely tell it gets very repetitive. It's also very campy. I like campy, but this just doesn't fit "campy"
I was wondering if you work full time at Disney , and you have enough money. If the replace some props do they put it on sale for the employees. I've always heard that and I'm wondering if this is true .
I need to know if any part of the 1969 Hitchhiking ghosts either standing or on the carousel I don't care I just want to no if any part of them is still there today if not what about 2014 that's the first time I went and I love the hitchhiking girls and I at least want to see some part of what they were like in 1969 in person. Specifically Gus / the prisoner he would even do good next to the Executioner in the final part of the ride just wanted to know. Sorry if this is annoying
For context, I remember seeing this page a few years back (2-3 years ago,) where it was someone who posted about their Phineas HHG prop head - an original, park used one. It had painted eyes and had a black/grey paintjob. I personally think it was the original '69 one.
They said that they got it off of a cast-member for around 40-60 bucks (can't recall the exact amount,) and were surprised the cast-member accepted that price. I did have a photo of this page saved, but I can't find the photo nor the page anymore.
If anyone knows what I'm talking about, or has any link to it, please let me know - thank you!
I'm wondering if anyone has, or knows someone who has or is selling props/costumes, anything in the movie "The Haunted Mansion," from 2003. The only things I'm not looking for are the Rick Baker zombie costumes/masks/prosthetics. If anyone can help it would be appreciated!!
https://x.com/Soundwave3000/status/1777712043740610686
Anyone notice him in the video, I think he is bigger than the small one they put in the attic. Maybe it is something they are adding for the Mansion's reopening at Disneyland?
I need help finding screen-used props from the 2003 movie "The Haunted Mansion." Specifically, this key is used in the mausoleum scene. Thanks if you can help at all!