[4K] Phantom Manor Ride - Disneyland Paris version of Haunted Mansion Ride

[4K] Phantom Manor Ride-through at Disneyland Paris 2016. "Phantom Manor ride is Disneyland Paris' version of the Haunted Mansion attractions at Disneyland, Magic Kingdom and Tokyo Disneyland, although a lot of scenes from the Haunted Mansion have been reimagined to coincide with a darker theme"- Disneyland Paris website and Wikipedia source.
Video filmed in September 2016.

[@nintendogamingmaster513]

God, this is way creepier than the one in Disneyland, in fact this one is really disturbing

[@MyBeautyMSPAva]

Super Derpy Reviews which is why I like it I guess lol

[@TECfan1]

Super Derpy Reviews Yea. Read the story about it. Its even more disturbing.

[@NadastEngineering]

Been on the ones in Florida and California which are supposed to be humorous...this one is all new levels of creepy!

[@thenxn619]

Paris's Frontierland & HauntedManor are based around a single story, unlike the 3 in the states & Tokyo.

[@qk1050]

what does everyone find so creepy about this one? I have not been on any of the others so I don't know how they compare

[@crystalmethany1312]

i feel so bad for the poor bride, she seems so sad. :( i like to think that she's gonna shack up with a kind-hearted ghost cowboy

[@fishyfishy3140]

stoplite de-lite that would be nice

[@jade_ottsel]

According to the story of the ride, she got trapped. To quote another video: "She fell in love with a simple miner, and was going to marry, but her father, not wanting to give her up to a common person, was willing to do *anything* to get the wedding cancelled. He suddenly died, and shortly after, the phantom showed up at the house. He hung the bride's groom-to-be from the rafters, doomed Melanie Ravenwood (the bride's name)'s spirit to haunt the house in loneliness and despair, and isolated the manor from the rest of Thunder Mesa."

[@funnehfame4973]

stoplite de-lite because her groom is killed after they were at the church.

[@impugehenis]

in the california version she killed all of her husbands soo

[@hollyrhodee]

isnt the story she killed him lmao

[@officialjayi]

The effects have always been amazing, but the music is spectacular!

[@kraftrock9360]

Mythical Productions I agree

[@Meg_Lovegood]

Mythical Productions because its the first day music of the first park.

[@coldshots2]

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[@coldshots2]

13th Evergreen xfgb

[@franecastle6217]

Mythica

[@Mike12mt]

The singing busts feel shoe horned in like a after thought even though the entire Paris ride is using it's overall Melody. Seems out of place as you ride pass them. But the rest of the theming is unique. I like it!

[@emmanuelquero7649]

Mike12mt The Melody of Phantom Manor music is exactly the same as the Grim Grinning Ghosts, but slower and darker =)

[@misterT16]

As a French person who's only ever been to Disneyland Paris, the singing ghost-busts always seemed VERY out of place

[@ryanbarker5217]

that was a bizarre and out-of-place scene which makes zero narrative sense.

[@_mothmaam_]

it isn’t the haunted mansion if playful spooks haven’t interrupted the ride at least once

[@stevenlanzarotta9576]

coco A haunted mansion ride without at least three interruptions is considered a dull affair.

[@toastedpigs4552]

Grammar 10

[@HotelBedSheets]

@Lori Koonce haha both Disneyland and Disney World's Haunted Mansion experience the same interruptions 😅

[@JKalama25799752]

Reinaldo Torres There’s less obese people in France than there is in the US, I rode the one in Tokyo without interruptions 4 times haha it’s strange.

[@FlightyAphrod1te]

A drawback of the omnimover: gotta stop the ride to haul people off their Rascal scooters into the cars.

[@allien.777]

5:51 Like every good Haunted Mansion ride, it just *_has_* to break down at some point

[@lou_ctx6752]

Alexandria Nation it's for load handicaped person -_-'

[@JoshFreilich]

They just HAD to stop at the creepy Old Western town, didn't they?!

[@greatpestilence9543]

It isn’t necessarily breaking down, sometimes they’re just stopping the ride to load someone on a wheelchair or the like

[@starlinyn9292]

@@JoshFreilich I got stopped in the same area I think the ride has certain points where it stops like blocks on roller coasters while the car in front clears the area

[@XDaissX]

@@starlinyn9292 no it really is a continuois ride. It only gets stopped for helping a handicapped person or when there's a technical problem :) been on it dozens of times, only stopped 3 times

[@draculaura_keyblade]

the dancing gave me once upon a december from anastasia vibes

[@kaedeakamatsu9401]

same,,, and i like,, got sad

[@cutephantomJCAGdoll]

same. Here's a story, I went to Haunted Mansion at Disneyland back in Feb 2017. So I was sitting next to my brother on the ride and were on the ballroom part and then the ride stops. Were at the dancers part and my brother giving me a Once Upon a December reference and I started singing softly or humming as the ride starts moving again. The ballroom part is my favorite and Anastasia is my favorite movie when i was a child.

[@whattheheckamidoinghere4305]

I actually watch that movie today. XD

[@Emisop]

Fun fact: The animatronic mold for the mayor that you see in the beginning of the big western scene was also the mold of the Dreamfinder animatronic from Epcot.

[@KidzRuleStudios]

The mold for the ticket booth dude is used for The Hatbox Ghost in Disneyland CA

[@jamesonrecord1598]

I knew he looked familiar

[@C00l-k1d]

I think what’s so interesting about this ride is that it’s the first and most notable haunted mansion where they explicitly went out side of Walt’s guidelines. He always said some thing like we take care of the outside the ghosts take care of the inside. Meaning the outside looks clean but the inside can be as creepy as it wants. The dilapidated state of the manor and its grounds are unlike any other. I think it’s also worthy to note that the house was built over a sacred native site so that’s why melody’s father was moved to commit such tragedies. This ride is by far the most interesting and eye catching of the haunted mansions and I HIGHLY suggest visiting Euro Disney, lord knows they need it.

[@sasaki_hyhm]

日本の物より怖いですね。日本のはもう少しコミカルな感じがあります。

[@pedrocampos691]

Uuuuuhhhhhhhhhh.

[@unrellated]

Sounds like the Doombuggies need some oiling.

[@aydemphialewis6093]

The whole park needs some oiling...

[@davydabutcha7839]

Mark Sommerville the park needs moist :3 giggity

[@FoxieRoxie365]

Aydemphia Lewis They're doing a huge refurbishment on the park for the 25th anniversary I think.

[@Marrythenightgaga101]

FoxieRoxie365 when's the 25th anniversary for DLP?

[@FoxieRoxie365]

Marrythenightgaga101 um...I'm not exactly sure. I was there for the 15th anniversary a few years back

[@donniemcdaniels2832]

3:26 That's what I call a dead-tired organist!

[@johntompkins]

Donnie McDaniels *ba-dum tsss*

[@disneyparksstarwarslover7638]

The animatronic broke huh 😂

[@Crimson_Snake1]

some parts of it look in need of serious maintanence.

[@amdhaegar8406]

That's right the poor organist doesn't move, and great a a big refurbishment :D

[@frostypinesanimation]

I just thought the organist was dead.

[@Crimson_Snake1]

FrostyPines well, you can't die twice.

[@amdhaegar8406]

That's right, but he is dead because he is a ghost

[@rp7302to]

MrMercman99 l

[@PackageIsHere]

I find this version more scarier version of the haunted mansion, not as child friendly as anything Disney would make on today's standards

[@MissFlow]

this is back when Disney dared to scare and challenge children a bit XD Phantom Manor has always been intentionally scarier than the haunted mansion. for they thought children would find it more exciting.

[@katiebayliss9887]

Marfa Lights well actually they are.

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

PackageIsHere discontinued Seems more adult/teen-themed😐😐

[@annea498]

it was a trauma when I was a child but now i'm really obsessed by this Phantom Manor ahah

[@psychozombieproductions7739]

I don’t read Replies!! Uh yeah they are, unlike Americans people in Europe he scared by one little thing

[@TroyKingLord]

Wow this is the best version I've ever seen of the haunted mansion! It has way more animatronics than the US iterations of the rides! I also particularly love the cave esque graveyard at the end and then the Wild West part was filled with so many amazing animatronics(something the Florida version severely lacks!)

[@thenxn619]

TroyKingLord But, it's not the HauntedMansion. It's the HauntedManor. A different storyline.

[@lou_ctx6752]

thenxn619 no it's the Phantom Manor

[@peacelovetv95]

I've only physically been to the WDW Haunted Mansion, and this one seems a bit more organized than that one. I love the one in Orlando, but some parts are kind of cluttered and sensory overload with the barrage of music and sounds. This one seems to have a clearer idea and thought-out plot.

[@MissFlow]

It in fact IS far more story heavy and connects scenes much more together. I love the Haunted Mansion but it's a bit more random with it's scenery and sets, while Phantom Manor has a clear lineair narrative

[@beckyweiss6072]

It's the one reason why I love Phantom Manor (I tend to be a sucker for Gothic plots like this one, but that's besides the point). The fact that they put a story to such an iconic ride and gave a new twist to it is very clever. The characters in this story actually connect to the another ride in the park. I believe the father of the daughter was the owner of a railroad company that was more or less part of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. I saw a video mentioning it on a countdown talking about the creepiest animatronics in the global parks in disney (you can find it on youtube still)

[@C00l-k1d]

Becky Weiss yes that is correct in fact the phantom who is the rides namesake is the father of melody! He killed her betrothed because he disagreed with the marriage

[@ryanbarker5217]

@@C00l-k1d perhaps. i think that's a mystery, no?

[@ryanbarker5217]

the original was supposed to have a plot, too. then it had too many plots. walt wanted it to be a walk-thru, but that presented capacity problems, then a boat ride. after walt died, they decided to use the transportation system they had in the world's fair. anyhoo, the history is very convoluted and changed over the course of more than a decade, so this place benefitted from all that.

[@mychello101]

looks more creepier with the bride in it

[@FoxieRoxie365]

Mychel C Basically in every scene Melanie's (the bride) in, she's supposed to be aging more and more. Like in the beginning of the ride she's still very much young, but as the ride progresses, she gets more and more older eventually becoming a skeleton.

[@mychello101]

Cool! Tnx for the info

[@livelylivie4535]

I prefer Constance Hatchaway of the Haunted Mansion, but Melanie's cool too!

[@finn6283]

r/english

[@mrsjeon9571]

it’s kinda weird because this ride is kinda scarier but constance is MUCH WORSE

[@365ral]

I actually find this ride more depressing than scary :c

[@FoxieRoxie365]

365ral It's a pretty sad backstory as well as creepy

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

365ral Yeh.

[@115DELDE]

it´s in a way the whole point. its a scary sad story.

[@skyzthelimitstudioz9009]

What IS the backstory?

[@dar-nakkallig]

LoBujitStudioz the bride/daughter and her father/ phantom are fighting for the riders life I think, I have a book telling the story but don’t want to grab it now

[@しゃんばら-j6e]

パリの幽霊達、凶悪だなぁ。 ホーンテッドマンションの幽霊達の方が仲良くなれそうだ。

[@pedrocampos691]

Uuuuuhhhhhhhhhhhh,

[@pompoen0666]

Unlike the party that is going on in the haunted mansion attractions in the states, this story is actually much darker and indeed depressing. You go through the house and meet Melanie Ravenswood as we see how she grows older and becomes a ghost (the only good ghost) where you as a visitor literally go to hell where you can see Thunder Mesa in the underworld that the earthquake caused at Thunder mountain. Her father (The phantom) keeps her prisoner and the last scene shows that she pulls you out of hell, back into the manor ... But Melanie will suffer forever under the shadow of the phantom as punishment because she wanted to marry a simple railway worker ... who was killed by the phantom before (stretching room) where each stretch painting shows how she dies in several ways. This is probably the darkest story of all Disneyland attractions with no happy ending and no silly spooks, but demons. We Europeans like dark stuff, if a house is haunted, let it be by demons than to scare the kids with it. :)

[@santajackfan101]

I love Phantom Manor too but you're incorrect about some of your information with all due respect. There are silly Spooks in the attraction. They're still the same 999 happy haunts according to Disney! After all that's why the theme song is grim grinning ghosts. And there is no he'll scene. The finale is called Phantom Canyon which is supposed to be a ghost town version and all the ghosts are still friendly just like an all the other haunted mansions. Phantom Manor was designed to have the same fun-loving atmosphere just as the other haunted mansions. Because just like on the other haunted mansions the ghost don't intend to hurt anybody and just want to have a good time. Disney has even confirmed it

[@sodapopinski690]

The Haunted Mansion in Disneyworld Orlando, Fla. is still the king. They got that one right. I remember going on that one as a child when it first opened and was amazed by it all.

[@ali-cat1101]

I love the creepy tone of this ride and the story. In the elevator section when being welcomed to the ride you see the phantom kill the groom if you are quick enough. I also love the ghost tone that was destroyed by an earthquake. I think the phantom is the brides father as the murdered groom was a common miner and bride was mine owners only daughter.

[@knubbin1827]

The music throughout this ride detracts from the eeriness a little bit, in my opinion (compared to the US ones), but I am a huge fan of the amount of skeletons used. Using the Paris catacombs is great, though the (American?) western segment immediately afterwards is a bit confusing.

[@tedioustotoro4885]

The western segment is because in Paris the ride is in Frontierland

[@knubbin1827]

Tedious Totoro Ooh that makes sense! Thanks for the clarification.

[@TECfan1]

Knubbin Read the story of Phantom Manor. It will make more sense. Its set in a fictional western town called Thunder Mesa.

[@MissFlow]

I will explain: The scene in the western town may seem out of place, so does the skeleton tunnel along with the singing busts, but these scenes are part of the storyline actually. This western town is in reality: Thunder Mesa! But AFTER the great earthquake! This disaster killed all it's inhabitants and the Phantom, you see appear in the ride a couple of times, invited these deceased to come back to live! This is what starts in the skeleton scene, and goes further in the Thunder Mesa scene (now know as Phantom Canyon). I am aware that if you don't know this storyline, it may come very out of the blue and people blame this version for not having a graveyard with jolly good ghosts and singing busts like the original HM has. But that's in this version just not part of the story and it makes Phantom Manor an unique treat! Of course many disagree with me and that fine! But we can all agree that PM is múch darker and doesn't goof around like at áll!

[@115DELDE]

It´s confusing if you don´t know the story of the Phantom Manor, which is very different from the ones in the States. The Phantom Manor shares a connected story with Big Thunder Mountain Railroad rollercoaster. The owner of the Mansion is the founder Big Thunder Mesa (the rollercoaster). The owner was in the area looking for gold and to become rich. Then one day he stroke gold in Big Thunder. He they founded the mining company, and with the gold and other minerals found he created the western town and a nice mansion right on top of a hill looking at the mining company. The Natives (Indians) warned the man that if he kept digging through the mountain, one day the Spirit animal (an eagle) would destroy the entire area by causing an earthquake. The founder of Big Founder at the time got married and had a daughter. The duaghter grew old enough to marry and wanted to marry a young man who was a train conductor who promised the daughter that he would take her away from Big Thunder (because she was tired of living in the middle of nowhere). Her father, the owner of Big Thunder was against the wedding, and did everything in his power to stop the wedding. Then one day, an earthquake occured (the miners dug too deep into Big Thunder releasing the Thunder Bird). Both the father and the mother of the daughter died. The daughter, now bride could now get married without her father interrupting. During the wedding the Groom disappeared and died, by a mysterious figure (the Phantom). The phantom prevented the wedding and from then on decided to stay in the manor and reside in it for eternity. As years past, the wide did nothing but look for her groom. She grew old, she never took off her wedding dress, the mood was depressing. The phantom to "lighting" the mood kept inviting ghosts into the Manor, so that the wedding festivities never ended (an endless wedding party). The dead took over the Manor and the old town as well (hence the western land of the dead). [Now jumping into the present] Travellers who find the manor hear music from the distance, they see a mansion in decay but the music is so inviting that you do nothing else but enter the house, there you find a butler welcoming you in to the last party you´ll ever be in for eternity. This is basically the story of the Phantom Manor in Disneyland Paris. The details are not 100% but it´s basically that.

[@WhisperingKeiju]

Been there in 1996. I was 4 years old, my whole family entered the ride, so I had to go with them. While we were in the queue, a tall man dressed as skeleton came over to frighten us. I totally lost it, started crying and didn't stop until the end of the ride :D Well, I still remember the dancing ghosts in the ball room and the bride because that was when my mom was like "Look, that's really beautiful!" But yeah, thanks for this video. It's kinda reviving my memory.

[@Greenkai3000]

My favorite “Haunted Mansion” of all Disney parks

[@disneyparksstarwarslover7638]

Mine too

[@boydwatkins7776]

I've always had a fear of every variation of this ride

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

The music and art style r SO AMAZING💖 The buggies went past the ballroom SO slow! I LOVE that room! It's really awesome to watch the dancing spirits❤

[@feryache]

This one is very creepy indeed, the graveyard theming is tied to the whole history of Frontierland and the gold rush back story that involves also Big Thunder Mountain railroad

[@garrettcarter2959]

I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think this could've done with Grim Grinning Ghosts. After all the surreal and disturbing imagery, there is no transition into the lighter parts of the ride.

[@MissFlow]

Phantom manor has no lighter parts, it's one pure treat of darknessXD

[@EZRDEN]

Garrett Carter Actually the music is Grim Grinning Ghosts. But slower.

[@raniwasacyborg]

I loved this when I was little! Although I remember having to run to keep up with the seats and climb on the first time (I must have been around 7 or 8). I'm sure those seats were a lot more rickety when I rode this in the 90s, too!

[@vandacarneiro980]

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@lilycvbed]

Incredible work filming as always. I have a suggestion, though: You should consider 360 degree video. It'd be easier for you, so you don't have to turn the camera, and for the viewers, since they can look wherever they please.

[@rosestrife1498]

Thanks, I really miss this. You're the greatest. Please never delete this video.

[@BassBoostedHardstyleMusic]

this was best ride so far in 2016

[@cookinggnu2760]

カリブの海賊要素もあって一石二鳥感！

[@pedrocampos691]

Uuuuhhhhhhhhh.

[@BriarRose91]

this version is so different. I kind of love it

[@MyBeautyMSPAva]

When I rode it, it felt as if the one in Florida was like a part 2 if that makes sense? The one in Paris better explains why the man in the picture next to the bride is always beheaded... for me, that is :))

[@tedioustotoro4885]

KawaiiForever :3 no, the bride in this ride and the bride on the haunted mansion. The bride in the haunted mansion is crazy and kills her husbands. In this ride the bride's husband was murdered (by hanging (seen in the stretching room)) so she is left waiting for him and dies doing so.

[@juneyu3215]

Amazing special effects

[@knightofarkronia8652]

Imagine what this ride will look like once it opens again!

[@BigTonyPhoenix]

Ahh, good ol' Vincent Price with the Phantom laugh. I love the story of Phantom Manor, it's well thought and tied to the whole Frontierland/Thunder Mesa area of Disneyland Paris. If I ever get there, that's the first ride I'm going on! I like my goof spoops, but damn do I love my dark as hell spoops.

[@tears3194]

this old version is more superior than the new one. it’s what make it unique to the other haunted mansions

[@smallsthetimelord4066]

I prefer this version of the Phantom character to the new one. I think that not having red LEDs in his eyes and having the desiccated corpse version at the end looks creepier.

[@loreleipetry3821]

Thanks for sharing, I'm so bummed I never got to ride this version and now they are remodeling it :(

[@disneyparksstarwarslover7638]

Same!

[@tuxtravel80]

never thought I'd want to do Disney in Paris, but, yup, totally do!

[@Connor_JR]

Here's some trivia for you guys! Pause at 5:06, just to the left of the coffin there is a cat lying down; that is a real cat corpse, and not a toy prop. Also, in 2016 one of the park maintenance men was found dead inside the house, allegedly via electrocution.

[@gummy_boar]

The noose made it a lot more creepy.... 5:12

[@thibches204]

IL A PASSER LE DÉBUT !! IL A PASSER LE DÉBUT !!! pourquoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii c'est le meilleure ^^

[@kristeenahhbby]

this definitely has a corpse bride feel to it, LOVE IT

[@thenxn619]

LiLGiGGlEZ93 It's mostly based off of her. ThunderMesa has to do so much with the backstory to the ride.

[@kristeenahhbby]

+thenxn619 makes sense. i love it so much

[@pumpkinpatch5]

5:28 DreamFinder, what have they done to you?!? (Fun fact, that really is the DreamFinder model from Epcot).

[@ryanbarker5217]

okay, the u.s. versions are a narrative disaster, and most of us probably know the story behind that. but, i like that freedom to make up my own story for it, not be fed a linear storyline. i like seemingly random ravens still with the animatronics that was meant to be the narrator. i like the remnants of the museum of the weird that made it in. i like that constance is a leftover from the captain gore storyline. i love how none of it makes not a lick of sense, as if a real haunted house with 999 ghosts from all over time would follow some kind of logic anyway.

[@rat9625]

The ghost town scene is really bad, in my honest opinion. It’s not that ghostly at all rather boring compared to The Haunted Mansion’s graveyard scene. Hopefully they spice it up in this year’s refurb

[@rosem3240]

The story is that an earthquake cuased half the town to be swallowed up becuase of selfish mining into big thundar mt. The owner of the town is the father of the bride who dislikes the person shes marrying and came back as the phantom to destory him and taunt the girl about how even in death he wont let her be happy unless he wants it to happen

[@Retnick]

So I’m seeing that the phantom Manor is connected with but thunder mountain Kind of like the original haunted mansion is connected with pirates

[@TheDoddVentures]

Great ride through guys! I hope to get to Disneyland Paris in a few years! Love your videos keep them up

[@SteveCarras]

I hope,so, too! And Tokyo, Shanghia, and also, WDW again, I'm near the O.G.`955 park.

[@blackou6018]

I really like Phantom Manor! I do it first when I come to Disneyland Paris! But it will close for renovations. Note, many problems have been shown these days ... it will be under renovation throughout the next year from January to September.

[@pamhutson475]

I know this is six years ago, But it's really cool. I would definitely go on this right it was pretty awesome. Thank you for the video🥰💖💜💕

[@Benamax]

Didn't film the Stretching Room? I cri. ;(

[@kraftrock9360]

Benamax same that's my fav part of the one here

[@FoxieRoxie365]

Benamax Well...the entire scene may have been pretty irrelevant because...well, do you speak French? I'm curious 😅

[@fleshmaidengirl]

Why would it be irrelevant? The stretching room has different paintings compared to its HM counterparts and the ceiling scene is slightly different as well. You can still enjoy the scenery even if you don't understand what's being said. I couldn't speak french when I was little and I found the stretching room just as amazing as I do now, when I can understand what's being said. If language is the issue, I'm sure someone would've been happy to provide subtitles. There's also the old English audio voiced by Vincent Price that could've been pasted over that scene if needed.

[@FoxieRoxie365]

fleshmaidengirl Yeah that's true...but the Ghost Host is a little more intimidating sound wise

[@vimes1003]

You can't film inside the stretching room and it's not irrelevant it's pretty important to the story of the attraction as the Phantom is seen in the roof hanging the groom of the bride

[@MinaMalfoy]

🍃💕🍃I LOVE this ride. I love everything about it💖I so wan't to go back😥🍃💕🍃

[@みかん-i7o4n]

このファントムマナーってアトラクションのストーリー知ってる人います？ 後、日本人いる？

[@mamai214]

んみか 知ってますよ！

[@みかん-i7o4n]

MA I 本当ですか?! 少しだけ教えて頂いてもよろしいでしょうか…？

[@mamai214]

んみか はい！ この物語は最初にでてくる花嫁が主人公です。花嫁の名前はメラニー.レイヴンズウッドと言います。このメラニーは結婚を控えておりとても幸せな生活を送っていましたが、結婚式目前というところで死神に見初められてしまい、死神はあの手この手で彼女を殺そうとします。 そして悲しいことに結婚式前日にメラニーは死神に殺されてしまうのです。そして殺されてしまったメラニーは100年後、ファントムマナーの建物を彷徨っている。 というストーリーです。(長文になってしまい申し訳ありません)

[@みかん-i7o4n]

MA I おお…なるほど。 説明(❁´ω`❁)ｱﾘｶﾞﾄｳｺﾞｻﾞｲﾏｽ! なんかメラニー嬢、可哀想だな…

[@mamai214]

んみか そうですね

[@blazingwisp]

This one just doesn't have the same feel that made the original so great. It doesn't have the funeral bit, the attic, it goes through the house so quickly. Then the graveyard is so morbid where the original was a bit more lighthearted. Instead was the western town. Like how do you get that out of a New Orleans mansion? I do like some of the updates like the effects, but I prefer the original.

[@emmanuelquero7649]

ethefire The Western Town makes sens here, as Phantom Manor is in Frontierland at Disneyland Paris

[@rosem3240]

Story is you fall into a sinkhole the phantom (the laughing guy) opened up to try to kidnapp you

[@ShadowsBehindU]

My parents took me as a 5yo on this ride, guess how well that turned out. Btw., that was in 93, so it was almost new at that time.

[@MissFlow]

For everybody who seems to hate Phantom Manor just because it's not a note for note copy of the Haunted Mansion: Thunder Mesa, the spooky town that 'replaces' the graveyard scene in Phantom Manor was originally a concept that would have been realized was it not for some political and economical issues, and make it's way in the original Haunted Mansion. This was an idea after the one with the sea captain (the most early concept) was ditched. Haunted Mansion would have become as plot driven and story heavy as Phantom Manor is now. This makes Phantom Manor the father of all mansions to date, since one of the original ideas has been used for the european version after the american versions were finalized. I can't for the life of me remember the name of the guy who came up with Thunder Mesa and the idea to give the Haunted Mansion a more lineair narrative and story and if someone does let me know. Guys, you can hate Phantom Manor all you want. If the more darker tone is not your taste, that's fine. It's not everybody's cup of tea. But to hate it just because it's not Haunted Mansion by the book is just stupid.

[@patrickperalta59]

the Phantom Manor is great thanks for the video... Disney did a great job with the Phantom Manor and new story so different from Disneyland.

[@TwesomE]

Thanks for the ride as a hitchhiker would have said for a helpful and wonderful trip like that one! ;)

[@pedrocampos691]

Yeaaaaahhhhh Yeaaahhhhhhhh.

[@DisneyPrincess22]

Okay, so this is the forth video I have seen of a ride at Disneyland Paris and may I just say Disneyland Paris looks so much more fun and so much cooler than our Magic Kingdom here at Disney World in Orlando, FL. Visiting Paris has been the top of my bucket list for many, many years and now Disneyland Paris is right at the top of my Paris must do list. It makes the one here in Florida look lame.

[@cynthiapickett7403]

Much more realistic than you'll ever see in either one of these U.S.parks.

[@Patrick19833]

This looks much better than the one here in the states

[@jovada]

It could use an upgrade, but the ballroom scene is still awesome

[@FoxieRoxie365]

jovada Yeah...I've never been on it, but I somehow catch the entire story during one video ride, and the theories and everything else around it makes it even more intriguing.

[@jimmycrackkorn1596]

Haunted Mansions are the best dark rides ever built.

[@hauntsandamusements]

Why did you not film the pre-show?

[@FoxieRoxie365]

Haunted Amusement! The entire pre-show's in French unfortunately. So unless you're a fluent French speaker, you can't really make anything out.

[@hauntsandamusements]

FoxieRoxie365 I'm aware. I have been to Phantom Manor in person. But why does the language matter? You don't really need to understand the language in order to notice that an entire room is stretching, do you?

[@FoxieRoxie365]

Haunted Amusement! Or maybe he decided to leave it out because he thought it didn't need to be seen because everyone knows what it's like? From my other post, I think I may have had a blackout moment and forgot there are quite a few things about the preshow that were different

[@あんこ-t5z]

日本とは違った感じで乗ってみたい！！

[@vandacarneiro980]

Uuuhhhh!

[@Kasanemangaidv]

Is it just me or does that haunted mansion had a lot of bride victims?

[@baribearsd]

...it's the same bride.

[@katiebayliss9887]

Drew Messmann actually its not. They have different stories and backgrounds.

[@mileymodo]

In its story, its a single bride called Melanie,whose groom vanishes mysteriously before the wedding.

[@apenguinnamedabraham]

Katie Bayliss actually it is. Her name’s Melanie. It’s pretty easy to find the story of Paris Frontierland and she plays a central role in it.

[@lesdaisydoo]

Katie Bayliss No, it’s the same bride. Her name was Melanie Ravenwood, she was waiting for her soon to be groom to arrive for their wedding but he never came. The story is actually pretty interesting, you should read it.

[@pandamonium3986]

4:25 me laughing at my own joke

[@Meg_Lovegood]

Old school true and through but with a new look. ❤ it

[@thomasliendl3052]

War schon vor 20 Jahre als Jugendlicher im Disneyland Paris.Einfach cool .Für jeden in jeder Altersklasse was dabei.

[@vandacarneiro980]

Uuuuuuuhh!

[@champmeister]

Great video. We just came back from the 25th anniversary of the Disneyland Paris. It's a great ride with little to no queue when we were there. We waited max 5 minutes... For some reason it doesn't seem to be that popular in Disney Paris

[@kayleerenea]

I love the story to Phantom Manor. Poor Melanie it’s so tragic to hear how her dad treated and kept her from marrying her fiancé.

[@levijames717]

Im embarrassed at how long it took me to realize that the town at the end was a ghost town tbh,,,

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

Levi James So what? U'r not to blamed for that. The devil blames u, but screw the ass! God Bless💖

[@elijahhollis1957]

Amanda Sweet what

[@t0kidokie]

Amanda Sweet what

[@jasonbaylor9865]

@@dancingghostgirl2291 what

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

@@jasonbaylor9865 Do u not know who satan is?

[@tmzkdll]

Just imagine the ride stops and all the animatronics just look at you

[@FoxieRoxie365]

To all of the extreme Disney fans, here's a very interesting Easter egg for you: if you pause at 5:26, you may recognize that ghost as the Dream Finder 😁

[@mariposa3842]

Thats so cool!

[@SERCNMLightning]

it's soo cool how instead of a graveyard it's underground catacombs, Go Disney!

[@peachypills]

my favourite mansion of all

[@ermagerhd6140]

Some parts could use more action and maintaince but I do like how it’s more centered on the story of the bride

[@alisterfolson]

I like how they did the Haunted Mansion at Disneyland Ca with the Nightmare Before Christmas makeover

[@stb229]

Ugh I've only ever been to Disneyworld. Many times. But Disneyland Paris rides look so amazing.

[@misslady3]

@3:22 if you look at the curtain it looks like a skull! So cool!

[@ilovehaseul5010]

ITS A FANTASTIC RIDE LOVE IT 😍

[@wendyrichmond1755]

Absolutely love this ride :)

[@MyBeautyMSPAva]

I remember I loved riding this, probably because I love everything Disney tbh, and also the line was always so short. Lol

[@jonasfanfamily1896]

Im French and i love this attraction

[@Dolcevita_bakes]

Interesting version of haunted mansion at DL. This version reminds me of a county fair type haunted house ride but not in a bad way. This version is much scarier than the one at DL. Ours is really toned down

[@DiamanteDea]

I love the french! This is disturbing. Love.

[@thegizmogremlins666]

I love this ride

[@MariaDolores-wt5oo]

Mi madre y yo fuimos a eurodisney y quedamos alucinadas. Concretamente a ésta atracción fuimos dos veces.

[@pedrocampos691]

Uuuhhhhhhhhhh.

[@sosansational]

honestly, i wish american disney parks would do this kind of thing. everyone's SO SENSITIVE HERE, though. i'd love to see an actually scary ride at disney that isn't only around during halloween.

[@smashshane9434]

This actually reminds me of a weird dream like this one time. From what I remember I was on a ride similar to this. It started out slow and smooth but then Constance came up and had this demonic look on her face. Then after I saw that the ride just got faster and faster and I was beginning to fall off the ride. It felt like I was being tossed like a rag doll. But then at one point I might have fallen off the ride and I woke up. And that's my story on what I remember from my dream.

[@princesskatiegirl9956]

Smash Shane damn that's spooky😱

[@HalfhereVDM]

not the same without the bulletholes

[@KidzRuleStudios]

Agreed

[@bigedt2985]

Awesome, totally awesome!!

[@GhostRiderCash]

I like how you can hear little kids screaming in the background.

[@aMondayMorning]

The moving bust in the queue doesn't work as well as it does in Disneyland. I think it's due to everything around it being illuminated. Shame.

[@aidanchilders9043]

*>a version of the haunted mansion with skeletons everywhere* the chinese disliked this video

[@mintimin8707]

Gosh I remember riding this as a little kid

[@lukegreen5341]

I've Might Go On The Haunted Mansion Dark Ride At Disneyland Paris One Day. Thanks Mate. X