Discover Haunted Mansion
Our tips:
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass
- Haunted Mansion Holiday
- Beware of hitchhikers
Haunted Mansion
Haunted Mansion is the haunted house in New Orleans Square. You board a gloomy Doom Buggy for a spooky journey through a house full of happy ghosts. The voice of the Ghost Host is your personal guide.
The concept
It starts in the Portrait Chamber, where you watch the walls stretch before your eyes. Then you step into your Doom Buggy and the journey through the house begins. The house is dark and some scenes are a little scary. You won't see any blood or violence. The ghosts are friendly and the ride moves slowly.
The Experience
In the conservatory, a coffin rattles. You pass Madame Leota's séance room. You glide past the Grand Ballroom, where ghosts waltz. In the graveyard, the residents sing to you.
In autumn and over the Christmas period, the attraction transforms into Haunted Mansion Holiday. You'll then see characters from Halloween Town, such as Sally and Oogie Boogie. That version is currently running for the holiday season.
Discover Haunted Mansion
Lightning Lane Multi Pass
This attraction is part of Lightning Lane Multi Pass. You choose your first time slot as soon as you're inside the park. You can pick the next one after using it or after two hours.
Haunted Mansion Holiday
In autumn and over the Christmas period, Jack Skellington decorates the house in the style of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. Check the app to see which version is running.
Beware of hitchhikers
Ghostly hitchhikers try to follow you home. So keep a close eye on the seat next to you in the Doom Buggy.
Visitor information
There is no minimum height. Children under 7 must be accompanied by someone aged 14 or over. The ride itself is gentle, but young children may be startled by the effects. You need to transfer from your wheelchair or ECV; an adapted vehicle is available.
Scares for the whole family
Haunted Mansion is thrilling without getting truly scary. Combine the ride with Pirates of the Caribbean, which is nearby in New Orleans Square.
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