The SCARIEST Things at the Disney Parks

[@OffhandDisney]

I'll start: the prices? Am I right?!

[@bigt7706]

Damn, why'd you gotta do Disney like that.

[@madlibsonsteroids6595]

Little T he isn’t wrong

[@Zanden08]

Offhand Disney Ha! I remember once me and my family were at a Disney trip and right as we got into a hotel room my dad’s turned on the TV and then they said they were almost doubling The price of an annual pass THE DAY we were going to buy an annual pass for my whole family OF SIX!!

[@gallendugall8913]

When I went, back in the '80s, my parents got discounted Disney World tickets for the off season which were about twice the price of a theater ticket so it wasn't bad at all... although they complained about those concession prices... anyway. I think at some point int he '90s Disney stopped having off seasons so those discounts went away, but by then I'd enlisted and went to boot camp... in Orlando, which allowed me to visit Disney World one last time and sample all the other new theme parks with a nice active service discount. Navy's Orlando boot camp is best boot camp.

[@himikotoga4397]

The waiting time to get onto a ride with a 4 year old crying and screaming in front of you the whole time

[@auzpayeur8229]

If creepypasta has taught me anything, the scariest thing at Disney is a possessed photonegative Mickey Mouse costume filled with goo

[@LocalTorchwoodIntern]

Haha abandoned by disney

[@sleeplessstudios7626]

Photonegative?

[@liz_violet]

sooo...epic mickey. got it.

[@lizperez122]

*yellow* goo I would’ve cried lowkey 😂

[@kel9037]

@@sleeplessstudios7626 Yuppp

[@kingcasper476]

I went to Disney World once when I was 13, went on the tower of terror, and when I got off, I was doing some window shopping when my nose started bleeding profusely. It was the first time this had ever happened, and I had consistent nose bleeds after that for two years before we discovered my wisdom teeth were growing into my nasal cavity and causing the bleeds. But like. spoopy that it started as soon as I got off the tower of terror. I thought I was cursed, my sister kept trying to touch my face and squirming, my mom started crying because she thought I was gonna die. Good times. I went on the tower of terror three more times the next day.

[@SparkleDeluxe_minecrafter]

Reason #683 that wisdom teeth are terrifying

[@Outtacontextouttatime]

DUDE, I got a nosebleed right before I got to the ride....and couldn’t ride it...😂

[@brianorozco1074]

Yo its Haley Spooky

[@kingcasper476]

ClarkLikesCats I actually didn’t feel it at all. It was just very inconvenient.

[@jpitcherjr3419]

It was one of my daughters first ride at disney but not first theme park then she wouldnt even ride anything but dumbo and carousel after that the whole trip lol

[@zakarypalacios7687]

Oh yeah this isn't necessarily scary but those projected faces that are on the animatronics in the 7 dwarves mine train and the Frozen ride in EPCOT weird me out for some reason.

[@christianweber7435]

Probably because their faces glow really unnaturally

[@Jamarsplace]

They creep me out too!

[@owenwolfco.8344]

Honestly I think the projection faces are less scary than static, plasticky, near-motionless faces

[@nairbpenguinlizard]

I hate them so much :( they're a completely different color than the rest of the animatronic!

[@hikaritakahashi9411]

Not scary, but really stupid from a design standpoint. Having the faces be projections causes more problems than a built-in face. Sometimes the screens don't work, and those on the ride are left with Slenderman versions of Elsa and Anna. I'll never understand why they thought it was a good idea.

[@ditzen89]

I think I was 8 years old when I went on that alien ride the first and only time. The way the ride “breaks down” and the cast member who shows up feels SOOOOO real. He says something like, “Is everyone okay?” and then some recorded voices respond, “Yes.” But I thought it was real so I called back to him. I don’t remember what I said but I was close to tears.

[@cici3147]

I was on the ride after they converted it to Stitch and had a young child STILL crying through it! That ride was not a child ride

[@Gooby-boobbby]

@@cici3147 bruh, that probably was me

[@gr33ngirlsea]

​@cici3147 My sister hated the Stich ride still as a high schooler, because she's terrified of animitronics coming to life and that was her first thought, not "stitch is escaping.'

[@zakarypalacios7687]

Man as a kid I was terrified of all of the animatronics in It's Tough to be a Bug!

[@zakarypalacios7687]

@@missghosthost I have plenty of memories of when I was around 5 - 9 years old ducking down on to the floor due to me thinking they would actually pick me up and eat me.

[@princeapoopoo5787]

That made me cry. Like full-blown tears and red face. Fuck "It's Tough To Be A Bug". It's tough to be my childhood self!

[@Jamarsplace]

I went on that ride ONCE and then just felt hatred and fear towards it. And I was 6!

[@chuualwayswins]

I’m older and I still get scared from the special effects hahah

[@clearhero7487]

YES THANK YOU!!!! IM NOT ALONE I'm sorry for yelling

[@emyhall9094]

The scariest thing is when people decide to scream during the pre show of the Haunted Mansion

[@mapleflag6518]

Actually there is a scream when the body of the ghost host is shown

[@koalbent]

If you aren’t you aren’t having enough fun

[@tylermannor4290]

Is the scream that plays when the hanged ghost host not intended to encourage you to do the same?

[@Curfy97]

I screamed when I went... but it wasn't as a joke 😭 I got genuinely scared and had to leave. I was 16 lmao

[@blueskye5395]

i was around 5 or 6 when i rode this, and boy when the ghost host's body was shown i cried like a 2 year old in the middle of the night 😂

[@razzle1]

the scariest thing I've experienced in Disneyland, is when I was little and battled Vader at the Jedi training academy, and instead of whacking him with a lightsaber I hugged him and people laughed. so many people laughing and I didn't know why...

[@louispacetime1576]

Awww. Psychological terror is the worst.

[@Jamarsplace]

All some bad guys need is a hug! Not a lightsaber battle!

[@brianorozco1074]

Jamarsplace Maybe some of them are bad guys because of bad childhoods or trauma

[@the13throse]

Conquering evil with a gesture of peace. Beautiful

[@actuallynathalie4650]

Honestly I’d hug him to if I got the chance

[@kaenachoo4783]

The SCARIEST things at Disney Parks is the LINES!

[@jellybabi7600]

Queues aint that bad at disney parks there is usually something to look at. And i dont remember to many cattle pens

[@GreenManOG]

125 MINUTES

[@Lenaray818]

Ahhhh stop it Jesse

[@Tonithemeloni04]

Nah bro, it’s getting lost when I was younger

[@briemartin460]

I’m dead 😂💀

[@neo3888]

Ok but those Haunted walkthrough at HK Disneyland look absolutely amazing and I'm sad they only lasted for 2 seasons

[@adamgourley6412]

We did get something similar last year at Disney California Adventure with Villain's Grove. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZWbZKOferqdrqM Hopefully they bring it back, possibly not this year with the pandemic affecting finances, but hopefully soon.

[@ms.marvelous8156]

I think Hong Kong did some other scary mazes that weren’t related to Disney characters. There was a haunted hotel, spooky jungle, haunted school, something related to the headless horseman, and a Halloween town one that was more cute than scary. I don’t know if they still do it or not but they looked cool.

[@rachelnewaccount]

They have had some haunted attraction basically every year, or at least for several years. But i can confirm the last 4 years definitely have halloween events. Forst 2 were really scary, the recent 2 werent scary as they were about nightmare before Christmas

[@Ultim808]

@@ms.marvelous8156 they don't they're going family friendly now I think.

[@ms.marvelous8156]

I remember being really freaked out as a kid by the haunted mansion to the point I lost sleep after my family and I rode it but now I look at and it just seems more cool than scary. I think I was also freaked out by the hephelump room on the Pooh ride.

[@StamfordBridge]

As a child I was fairly scared during the walking parts of the Haunted Mansion because I felt vulnerable, especially if I was at the edge of the crowd. Once I was on the cars I felt safe. 🤷‍♂️

[@UmmYeahOk]

We took our two year old. She was dead silent for a good half hour after that. After that though, she was more verbal than she had ever been before, and kept requesting to go back. She’s 7 now, and remains her favorite ride. But yes, I was worried we traumatized her for life.

[@Guigirl5]

I cried the whole time the first time I rode it. my dad made me feel better by picking the ghosts nose at the end of the ride

[@pumbaaco1]

I was the same way about the Haunted Mansion.

[@justabear4712]

oh my god i'm so glad i saw this!!! when i was super little i was totally traumatized by the heffalump room on the pooh ride. that one loud as hell noise scared me every single time i went on it 💀💀

[@erdricktorest5427]

Scariest thing I ever experienced personally was actually the Mystery Tour because I had just gotten a grasp on Japanese to speak it somewhat better than functionally but not fluently. So when the Horned King gives that speech I’m thinking I’m going crazy, there is no way this could be what he’s actually saying. And I wasn’t a novice to scary Disney rides since Snow White’s Scary Adventure was definitely more than a little messed up.

[@del-o8h]

Erdricktorest what was he saying lmao .

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

The Nigel moon on Journey Into Imagination is the definition of creepy. Nightmare Experiment? Sounds cool, HK Disneyland is really trying to stand out from having this to the cute Mickey MTR train, Mystic Manor, constructing a much better castle, Arendelle coming soon, and Iron Man Experience. I hope it makes a return. I also hope they build a second gate in HK, they have the land for it and it will draw more crowds

[@memethyst]

i'm not a fan of what they're doing to the castle... to me it just looks like they jammed another castle into the top of sleeping beauty castle and called it a day but ive always been fascinated with mystic manor, and the frozen stuff coming looks really nice

[@420hotbox36]

I was born in Japan in '91 and was fortunate enough to go through the Mystery Tour. To me it wasn't scary as a kid, it's just how the culture is. The translation sounds scary in English but it's just different Hard to explain lol. Thanks for the vid!

[@ausername5410]

Cast Member: *Getting eaten alive* Dallin: _Pretty neat, huh?_

[@TheDrexxus]

I think the best part about alien encounter was that you could hear the audience screaming in the darkness at different locations. The screams slowly made their way toward you until you had your own little encounter with the alien. Good times.

[@aortaplatinum]

5:13 >Disneyland Hong Kong >"In China" Oh boy here we go

[@TheCommonGentry]

out of all the movies to authentically remake, The Black Cauldron is the one.

[@KayleeFarnes]

My husband and I said that! It could be really good!

[@melissawells6441]

But this time, lets make a good adaptation of the whole book series instead of mashing together books 1 and 2, then naming it after the 2nd book.

[@the13throse]

It did NOT deserve to bomb as hard as it did. Audiences today are much more interested in darker stories than they were in the 80s, and Disney now owns plenty of properties that aren't completely child-friendly, so who knows...now might be the time although once this pandemic's over, audiences might want to avoid morbid things again...it's never easy, is it?

[@ajzeg01]

Melissa Wells After Artemis Fowl, I do NOT trust Disney to do that!

[@himikotoga4397]

*Happiest Place on Earth* *Also has a Haunted Mansion with over 999 ghosts*

[@Jamarsplace]

6 year old me was terrified of the ride but now I fricken love it and have to ride it daily when I'm at Disneyland

[@2headedtasman200]

*999 happy haunts

[@ExtendedPachiderm]

But there's room for 1000

[@Jamarsplace]

@@ExtendedPachiderm I already volunteered

[@howtolife6783]

Not over 999 exactly 999

[@bofo85]

The whale from the Pinocchio ride at Disneyland was total nightmare fuel for me when I was a kid. Still kinda creeps me out

[@nodesire9291]

that ride TERRIFIED ME as a kid. it still does but it's more due to how claustrophobic I feel

[@luciaverdugo4187]

FOR YEARS, my son was afraid of Monstro. He wouldn’t go near him at Disneyland (storybook land) nor watch him in movies. Not even on Kingdom Hearts! He would have someone play that part for him or watch the part where you would change worlds from the doorway to the room. Now, he looks at him and can’t figure out why he was so terrified.

[@Xo-jp7bh]

I love this guy’s videos.

[@jbragg35]

Me too bro👍

[@kieranator007]

Me four bro

[@gbird.]

Me five bro

[@aplant946]

@@gbird. me 6 bros

[@jbragg35]

Smart asses lol

[@NotAnImperial]

Dinosaur at Animal Kingdom is the scariest thing I’ve ever experienced at a Disney park lol

[@scruffydog2]

Count Down to extinction was scary it was turned down for Dinosaur.

[@memethyst]

if you sit in the front row on the right side of the timerover youll be inches away from the gigantic carnotaurus and it's terrifying and i LOVE IT

[@wolfie1179]

I actually got stuck on it with the lights on without getting off the rover

[@CharMinsky]

The locomotive at the former Mr Toads Wild ride at Disneyland. The memory is still a shakeup. I love it.

[@DrRedRose8]

The Africa room in It’s A Small World. That hippo and those giraffes gave me nightmares for two decades.

[@memethyst]

the giraffes are cute but jesus christ that hippo needs a tune up

[@lilliekeeton]

one time I had a dream that I fell in the water right next to that thing 😭

[@notdarrell]

The Alien Encounter was scary as hell. It was so immersing and crowd involving. You couldn't help but get into it! With Disney now owning FOX, they should open some kind of movie wing with a super dark alien ride like that one. You know...like they had originally planned!

[@chenniferfrankie5761]

I’m just glad other people found the Bug’s Life show terrifying as well. I was mortified of insects as a kid and that show gave me nightmares for weeks

[@brianolson6366]

I'm so glad I found your channel, I really enjoy it. You do a great job.

[@The_Illyrian_Viking]

Being dropped into the North Sea at night during a violent thunderstorm with the mammoth oil platforms spitting fire looming in the distance at the end of Malestrom in the Norway pavilion at Epcot always gave me the shivers down my spine!

[@mckicks]

Those gingerbread men at the beginning will just give me fever dreams alone

[@ashklosinski3027]

As a VERY scared child in Disney World my top fears were: Dinosaur (who in Imagineering said yup this area very focused around younger children should have a thrill ride) The Alien scene in the Great Movie Ride The things crawling by your feet effect in Honey I Shrunk the Audience and It's Tough to be a Bug Tom Sawyer Island Stitch's Great Escape Anyone else have childhood nightmares? lol

[@jens_6603]

The scariest thing at the Disney parks for me is Small World.

[@SecondEvilEx]

Mood

[@Blackwolffe097]

Same!! Its to happy and...and cheerful

[@BrianaMichelleMeyer]

Yes! It literally felt like I was going to suffer when I went on it. I was Snapchating my ride and my face looked like I was tortured. I was. THIS RIDE IS SCARY.

[@alicethedisneynerd450]

Same the dolls and the song is so creepy. And I love Disney to

[@brianorozco1074]

Imagine you’re on the ride, everything is going good and happy, then the next second you blink and everything looks super old, abandoned, and you’re the only person in the only ride vehicle in the middle of the ride and it’s dark...

[@lauzy1907]

The scariest thing at Disney is looking into your wallet after leaving the front gates

[@justabear4712]

and if you're in the disneyland hotel, the scariest thing is checking your wallet when you're done in downtown disney

[@astroguster5522]

Alien...when that security guard gets ripped apart and you get showered with blood....pretty sure this was walt's final ride design, its teeming with magic 😄

[@jonsmith6496]

Return to oz is the scariest Disney movie of all time. Followed by Darby O’gill and the little people.

[@camrynbrewer2370]

What about Something Wicked This Way Comes?

[@scrappy00001]

I’ll second Something Wicked this Way Comes. As a kid I was scared of sleeping beauty and Bambi had me under my seat at the theater, but I was six at the time.

[@davidmiles533]

Jon Smith I’m 62. Saw Darby O’Gill on original release. Scared the crap outta me.

[@stevenfoster9758]

My friend you crack me up. This is one of your best ever. I enjoy your wry sense of the ridiculous. Keep it coming-Oakland STEVE

[@MariaThePotterNut]

What's truly scary is the lack of respect Eilonwy gets. She has to put up with Gurgie and kept Taran alive, after going through worse things than most Princesses do, she deserves props.

[@jstenhouse22]

The snake scene in Honey I Shrunk The Audience made me pee my pants when I was 3

[@MonzterMichelle]

I can see why this spooky stuff didn't last too long! Doesn't matter how many signs you put out saying something is scary, some parents will still take their kids and then complain that it scared them! That being said, 80s animation and kids films were a different kind of scary, I don't know what was going on with creatives back then but I loved it!

[@literally_a_crow]

4:14 I once literally had a dream that the inside of Hollywood Tower of Terror was this aesthetic, like exactly. And that was years ago. Weird.

[@LolaliciousSmiley]

I don't remember any of the plot details about the Black Cauldron, but I loved the tone as a kid. It was my first introduction to creepy, bloody, dark wizard stuff along with The Last Unicorn.

[@jackmcd29]

I still think the scooters are the scariest thing.

[@laurmuppet]

best comment

[@Hessed3712]

Jack McDermott Ohhhh yes! I have gotten run over more than once.

[@brianorozco1074]

Hessed3712 I’ve nearly gotten squished by automatic doors

[@DVolvoguy777-x7o]

This.

[@justabear4712]

the worst is when they creep up behind you and honk. scares me every time

[@MusicalsLoverJodie]

Love the use of Phantom Manor's soundtrack in this video. ❤ They went for the full creepiness there, rather than the more 'fun' fights of Haunted Mansion.

[@jakethesnake3406]

Where is dr Nigel Channing in the moon at

[@TheDisneyGeekette]

Honestly though! Saggy moon chin for the win! 😬😖 °o°

[@Jamarsplace]

I went to Disneyland when I was 6. My uncle put me on his shoulders and took me into the haunted mansion promising to get me a treat. I had no idea what this ride was so I just went along with it like most 6 year olds do. When we went in Streaching Room, and started to go down, I think I started to choke him because I was getting pretty scared. When the lightning flashed, revealing the hanging courpse of (if I remember correctly) Mr. Hightop. When 6 year old me saw him, I started screaming bloody murder and crying really loudly and begging him to take me OUT! That's all I remember but the traumatized me for 1 day and now, 8 years later I ALWAYS have to ride the Haunted Mansion atleast 6-7 times 🤣. But that was the scariest thing as a 6 year old the Disneyland for me

[@Goddessvenom]

I remember sitting next to Drew Carey on that Alien ride. Very nice guy and we joked through out ride.

[@AmiMichelle]

I was brought onto Alien Encounter when I was 5 and I didn’t realize how badly it messed me up until I nearly had a panic attack on Stitch’s Great Escape when I was a teenager😰

[@fallenangelofoz8726]

That chained up Pinocchio looked cool. I wouldn't mind a demented Disney hauntef house.

[@bananabrained8667]

As someone who’s spent a lot of time at Hong Kong Disneyland, it always makes me happy when you use the mystic manor music :) On the topic of scary things- HK Disney frequently does walkthrough events for Halloween, with cast members playing parts instead of animatronics. They’re generally very immersive and creepy, and I remember being utterly terrified by their 2007 haunted hotel as a child. There’s not that much on the internet about these as far as I can tell, though there are a few promotional videos can give you the gist.

[@hangtimechills3461]

Often known as the scariest place on earth, the CHILDREN, COSTUMED CHARACTERS!

[@fabianperez4947]

My uncle when he’s drunk is the scariest thing at Disney

[@TheNotverysocial]

6:35 Isn't it ironic Sleeping Beauty is deemed a classic and a master piece now even though it failed hard in 1959 and would have sank the company if not for the theme park, yet The Black Cauldron is never given that same status? It's no worse of a movie than SB.

[@JosephDavies]

I too find this interesting. I enjoy both films, personally.

[@trevorpacelli8056]

Well Sleeping Beauty at least has the charm with the gorgeous music and art style, not to mention the direct touch by Walt himself. There's nothing charming about The Black Cauldron.

[@TheNotverysocial]

@@trevorpacelli8056 Make no mistake, people saw it in 1959, but it wasn't complete full houses for months on end. The movie cost a fortune to make from the technical aspects of the picture themselves including the cameras used to shoot it. This isn't even counting the tremendous costs of heavy commercials and merchandise that would make the last two fairy tale films Cinderella and Snow White look quaint. Big production and commercials can pay off, but they are a big risk, especially in the movie making business. Fortunately Disneyland became a success a couple of years beforehand. The aforementioned movies had everything riding on them.

[@AntiFaGoat]

The Horned King is the best thing about "the Black Cauldron."

[@chelseascreatures]

Let's hope with Disney+ we will all be able to love "The Black Calderon" also don't forget to watch " Treasure Planet"

[@Caterpillarjon]

I just checked and "The Black Cauldron" is on Disney+

[@angelasmith6953]

The whole dead body hanging by his neck at the beginning of Haunted Mansion is pretty awful. It's my favorite ride but I hate that part and I never look up. My uncle died from suicide in the same manner and I do a lot of volunteer work for the AFSP. I don't think suicide has a place in the "Happiest Place on Earth." I wish they would remove that part.

[@CharMinsky]

Angela Smith please don’t. We need some dark souls to pray for. Sorry about your uncle. That’s sad. Praying

[@WigglyTuffStuff]

I think the entire concept and theming of the Disneyland Jungle Cruise is very scary and morbid. Even in the radio broadcast, it says that when it comes to sleeping sickness, prevention is the only cure. There's so much death in that ride. That must be the reason why the Skippers have to tell jokes, because if you thought twice about what was actually happening in those scenes, it would not be a fun ride at all.

[@imaginefun13]

I can affirm that the universal studios Hollywood haunted house thing was pretty scary even for me as a teen. And I actually went to haunted houses pretty much ever year as a teen. I don't remember off the top of my head if there was more, but it was definitely atmospheric and the scary part was really the anticipation of when the scare was coming

[@jamesgriffiths3031]

Hey Dallin... Were you for real when you said you've never been to Universal? I was at first like "yeah he's being sarccy" but then my mind started to blow up with the thought of you never going through the arches or past the lighthouse. Regardless - your channel is Offhand DISNEY but I'm sure a lot of your viewers wouldn't be opposed to you covering Universal attractions somewhere. Might be handy if you're looking for a fresh load of content when you eventually run out of ideas. However... you impress me every time with so much more detail on the Haunted Mansion, Pirates Of The Caribbean and many others!!! P.S more coverage of Tower Of Terror I'd like way more than Universal. I'm a huge fan of it 😂 Anyway... Thank you so much for all of your videos. They're so good and detailed and your humour is perfect 👌

[@Oceanstar1994]

I'm so glad alien was the first thing mentioned.... I was a victim to that ride and I couldn't sleep for WEEKS after going on that

[@petercastillo2752]

How has he never been to Universal Studios?!

[@Beautyymark]

He's not a traitor

[@notdarrell]

I imagine him to be a 6 year old kid at Disney World proclaiming "THIS IS THE BEST PLACE EVAAAAAAAR!!!!!" and then absolutely refusing to vacation anywhere else, even as an adult. LOL

[@waddledee2857]

Splash mountain is what I imagine having a panic attack while on drugs feels like

[@clearhero7487]

Going 300 dimensions per second

[@Paydayfanpage]

when you realize that your money has vanished after going to disney now that's scary.

[@MrScaryPasta]

Photonegative Mickey is the scariest thing about Disney. The suit mascots are already scary enough.

[@aestheticegg17]

When I was like 6 yrs old, the scariest thing was definitely the stitch’s great escape ride. I had nightmares about that ride for months lmao

[@carlytto25]

We were not too happy when Alien Encounter became a Stitch attraction. It was cute, but just not the same

[@erismo2138]

That "ride" sucks now. It used to be amazing.

[@DemonSoups]

right??? im honestly so sad i never got to go on it :(

[@kyleholder8727]

Went to The Nightmare Experiment while on a Study Abroad trip, loved it! I wish they brought it over to the states. It was a great blend of actually being scary but having that Disney taste. By far my favorite Disney experience from any of their parks

[@V.KirishimaCrimsonChaos]

I was a kid (under 10)when alien encounter came out and loved it. The shoulder bars pressing down a bit, warm mist from supposed blood spray and the air spritz like it's breathing on you neck before licking the back of you head was epic. It was a shame my kids missed it. I showed them old video recording and they said they would of loved it.

[@SeanMcGuire92]

The scariest thingI've seen at Disney Parks: the diminished presence and continued erasure of *JEAN LAFITTE!*

[@Carnage787]

“...and now everyone here it is!” *Ad pops up* 😂

[@sachaconcerts8953]

Can you make a whole video about The Hongkong haunted mazes, it started way earlier than 2016 and they had allot of scary haunted mazes in the past

[@jwhuggins]

Straight up--for years going on the old "America Sings" attraction (built into the original "Carousel Of Progress" ) at Disneyland really creeped me out given that just weeks after "America's" opening a ride hostess was actually crushed to death when the "rotating" auditorium shifted into the next section and she got caught between the walls. In light of such happy thoughts I was glad when "Innoventions" moved into the space eliminating the entire (outdated) rotating theater concept once and for all!

[@Sammerzize]

Honestly, the Whinny the Poo ride scared the crap out of me - as an adult.

[@ice-choco-Icecream]

Last time I was there in Disneyland I got scared by the Country Bear Jamboree Head figures, definitely wasn’t expecting them

[@Sammerzize]

@@ice-choco-Icecream oh yeah, they freak me out too!

[@juanitau2012]

@@ice-choco-Icecream but how did you see them if you weren't looking for them? Like I learned about them from either this channel or another disney chanel, so when I went back to Disneyland, I looked for them 2x before we saw them . But you literally have to turn around and look completely behind you , when you get to that part of the ride. I had been on that ride many times before and never saw them.

[@ice-choco-Icecream]

juanitau2012 It’s actually funny, I did heard of them, but i though they were before the dream sequence, so after that I thought they were removed or something just to notice they weren’t, plus I thought they were smaller lol

[@wherethetatosat]

Main Street after the 9:00 fireworks have ended.

[@KarBear1722]

Such an awesome video! I didn't even know Disney ever did these kinds of experiences!

[@Startled_Magpie]

The scariest thing was the time we were caught on a huge storm. We were running through the rain to our hotel when we got there, there was a bag to keep the tall water out. This was in 2017 in DisneyWorld. Pretty scary to hear loud thunder and wind but it was good in the morning

[@JimmyGoodYT]

Another good video! I think the Carnotaurus charging the time rover is still a pretty scary thing. Also, the old evil queen/hag in Snow White's Scary Adventures. However, I wonder if they will make that ride even more tame after the more recent refurb. The original incarnation might just be the scariest thing Disney has ever built!

[@BabySwimmerMaxwell]

That ride was one of the best rides Ive been on since Rise! it was so amazing and such a scary experience! Nate

[@Graphite42]

For me as a kid growing up in the late 70's to early 80's, the original attic scene in the Haunted Mansion with the old pop up ghost heads scared the living crap out of me. It scared me so much that a few times, my parents would have me wait outside while they went on the ride. Now, the Haunted Mansion is my favorite ride, and I really miss those pop up ghosts.

[@EmeraldTalks]

Hong Kong actually changed out the Nightmare Experiment for a Nightmare before Christmas themed walkthrough, and has been running for 2 years in a row now.

[@Gigaamped]

Speaking as a socal native, growing up I was scared of the snake and the blow dart hallway in Indy, terrified when my seat would poke me in It's Tough To Be A Bug and of course frightened by the forest in Snow White like you mentioned. Those are legit all I can think of. EDIT: oh and the jaguar in Tarzan's treehouse that roars WAY too loud, definitely got me to jump every time growing up

[@crazygamerakarunnerboivlog8773]

Alien Encounter is scary and The Scary Experiment Maze is awesome.

[@purpleisraiyen]

*bro one time, we went to Disneyland, but it was* *still like 6:00 AM and it was fricken OCTOBER* *and there was the Oogie Boogie Man detail thing* *on top of the advanced sign and they had* *these speakers so the Ophir boogie man could* *scare the crud out of you when he speaks* *remember it was **6:00**, sometimes it’s cloudy* *and cold..* *it was cloudy and cold* *and that’s one spoopy story I guess..* *yeah now that I think of it it isn’t really..*

[@purpleisraiyen]

I meant DCA (Disney California adventure) not advanced*

[@purpleisraiyen]

And oogie boogie man* Stupid auto correct..*

[@sirdogmen]

I remember being a kid and riding the stitch version of alien encounter and being scared, and stitch is my favorite Disney character

[@OldMovieRob]

You always have some great insight with these videos.

[@KyleVGu3]

Very frist ride ever for me was Mr Toad's wild ride. Came out of that when I was ~5 crying, still get super scared whenever someone makes me go on it today.

[@GODCONVOYPRIME]

The trees in the haunted mansion graveyard. I always shut my eyes tight during that segment.

[@cestduck8071]

That thumbnail is really scary

[@treeckojoe6487]

The things I was scared of was either taken down (like It's tough to be a bug and tower of terror) or don't scare me anymore (like the haunted Mansion or Indiana Jones ride) but the angler fish from the finding Nemo ride still creeps me out.

[@abigailrose1525]

“The most scariest line, so here it is” Ad starts: “when i had acne i made up a lot of excuses”😑

[@sadie7666]

i remember being terrified of everything about the temple of the forbidden eye because i was 11 and nervous

[@joemazz958]

It's sad that Cinderella castle at WDW doesn't have a walk-thru attraction.

[@gabrielfrench8382]

Scariest thing at a Disney park: "All reservations have been cancelled, more info on our brand new reservation system coming shortly."

[@christopherlawley1842]

so this just happened: 'And goes on to deliver the most metal quote of any Disneyland attraction ever created' "Discover Audible with an audio-book on us" Not sure how /metal/ it is tho'

[@Disneylander]

Ah, the good old Disney days when children were invited to sacrifice their bodies to become servants for Satan...

[@MarvinsSignalBox]

Ahhh nothing better than Offhand Disney all day during the quarantine

[@stevenangel8235]

Also, nice job playing the ‘Mystic Manor’ theme in the background 🤘

[@emyhall9094]

When I was little at the end of the Sleeping Beauty wall through the shadow of Maleficent would scare me every time

[@protoborg]

The room at 4:51 reminds me of a scene from Bioshock Infinite. That room looks a lot like the rooms where you find Elizabeth living her life. Kinda creepy, actually. The doll at 5:20 reminds me of the characters in Among the Sleep. This is a game where you play a 3 year child and explore his imagination as he tries to find his mother. Many of the things he sees look like that doll.

[@jonathoncole508]

I did the Hong Kong Disneyland Haunted house and it was amazing! Seeing pinocchio chained to a wall while creepy music played and a clown forced him to dance was so cool! Darker then anything disney would do in the US. Also the Monsters ink door room was cool since things were hiding behind random doors and you had to find your way out.

[@jonconnor6531]

Unpopular opinion: I'm gonna be real, the Finding Nemo submarine ride is the scariest thing at any of the Disney Parks.

[@FoxieRoxie365]

…how?

[@TheRealDirtMine]

@@FoxieRoxie365 Re-themeing. But seriously those dang sharks and the claustrophobic atmosphere.

[@miketemple9724]

I was "lucky" enough to ride Space Mountain with the lights on at the age of 11! I was terrified for years after that to put my hands up on the ride! 😆