Phantom Manor

Legend has it that the manor used to be owned by an industrial baron, Henry Ravenswood, owner of the Big Thunder Mountain gold mines. The time came when his daughter Melanie had to choose a groom. The man she chose was an engineer who worked as a miner at Big Thunder Mountain, who planned to leave town with Melanie. Henry wouldn't hear of this, and vowed to stop the wedding. On her wedding day, Melanie was left waiting as her groom failed to show up - he was hung by the rafters in the atticby a mysterious cloaked figure. Melanie refused to take off her wedding gown and carried on waiting for her groom, but eventually perished in the wine cellar. She still walks the halls of the manor, and has been joined by 998 other ghosts, in what is now known as "Phantom Manor."

Guests first enter the "stretching room" where they are welcomed by the Ghost Host. Before long, the lights go out, and you can see the groom hanging from the rafters above. Then the walls begin to stretch, before the door opens and guests are led out into the loading area where they board "Doom Buggies" for a haunted trip around the manor.

Guests encounter scenes including a seance room, ballroom, the bride's boudoir, Phantom Canyon, and finish up in the wine cellar.

[Full ride description]

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About this Attraction Location: Frontierland Type: Omnimover dark ride Duration: 7 minutes Ride capacity: 2 guests per Doom Buggy; 131 Doom Buggies Fastpass: No Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon onwards Tips & Fun Facts Take some time to read the gravestones in Boot Hill as you exit the attraction. Visit the attraction at night for a spookier experience! In the foyer, look up at the ceiling where you'll see Hidden Mickeys above the chandelier. One large plate and two smaller plates on the table in the ballroom scene. The stretch rooms move both up and down to create the illusion. This takes guests to a lower level in the building where the ride begins. The ride is based on the Haunted Mansion attraction at Disneyland, and Walt Disney World, but has a different storyline. The Manor is home to some 92 Audio Animatronics characters, 54 animated props, 58 individual special effects and more than 400 special show props. [more facts] Additional Information Wheelchair visitors need to transfer to go on the ride. Guide dogs are not allowed to enter the ride for their own safety. Some scenes may frighten younger visitors. Reviews & Ratings

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