Phantom Manor — Attraction in Torcy

Phantom Manor

You'll be peeking through your fingers in this fun-filled mystery, where ghoulish ghosts and spirits greet your every turn.

RE-DISCOVER PHANTOM MANOR FROM MAY 3, 2019 AT DISNEYLAND PARIS

The iconic Disneyland Paris attraction reopens after its biggest refurbishment since 1992, with many surprises in store for its visitors! Phantom Manor: A Guided Tour with a Spine-tingling Twist

Muster up some courage and venture up to Phantom Manor, where 999 happy haunts hide one very dark secret.

As you edge closer to the ride, ghastly goings-on keep you suitably scared. Rooms stretch, portraits move and mirrors bend, all to a backdrop of eerie sounds. Then, once aboard your doombuggy, the voice of a phantom directs your every stomach turn in an experience sure to have you screaming for more.

The Curse of Thunder Mesa Strikes Again Henry Ravenswood was a Western settler who struck gold in Thunder Mesa. With his riches he built a grand mansion on a hill where he and his family lived happily for many years. That was until Henry's beautiful daughter became engaged to a miner who planned to take her away. Henry viciously disapproved of this and vowed to scupper any chance of them being wed. But then a mysterious force, some say a curse, struck Thunder Mesa in the form of an earthquake, killing both Henry and his wife. Shortly after the earthquake, Henry's daughter was due to be married. Yet, her husband-to-be never showed, leaving her sat alone in the ballroom of the manor. Hours, days, months, years passed. She never took off her wedding dress or dropped her bouquet, but instead wandered the house aimlessly, singing lost songs of love, hoping her fiancé would arrive - all whilst an evil phantom stalked her every move, mocking her devotion. Who haunts the hallways of the manor today? What happened to the fiancé? Who is the mysterious phantom? You'll have to find out for yourself at the Disney Phantom Manor.

It was a great ride.. don't bring kids that are...

Phantom Manor is an excellent family adventure. As you walk into the manor you stand in a hall as you wait for everyone to get. Two secret doors on the wall open up to show another room known as the stretching room. The phantom who haunts the house tells you about the manor then reaveling himself and her daughters long lost groom in the attic. Two more doors will then open reaveling a hallway complete with pictures. Then you enter your doombuggy and begin your tour of the house. First of all you will see a hallway with melanie ravenswoods ghost holding a candleabra. Then in the drawing room a ghost is playing the piano. You are able to see its shadow. Next you see the mysterious fortune teller madame letitia in the crystal ball. You are then looking down at the party on a balcony. The next scene is melanie growing older still in her wedding dress sobbing at her dressing table. At the end of the attraction you go through the grave yard see all sorts of skellingtons and zombies. You will also see melanies dead body still in a wedding dress. As you go outside head u to Boot Hill to see...

This is one of those attractions in Disney Paris that I just... love! It's all creepy and macabre, standing along on a hill, run down and beckoning you to enter through its doors. Since I'm in a wheelchair, I enter through the exit and I have to sadly miss the amazing pre-shows and scenery in the waiting line. But as a child and early teen, I was still able to do those, and am still fond of my memories. As every attraction has a story, the Haunted mansion has one as well. But since this park expected many visitors from different European countries, its story telling has to rely more on visuals within the attraction. I reccomend looking some things up before you go, or if you've been! It's so interesting to see the pieces fall together, and tell your partners about what you know! When you exit the attraction, be sure to keep going straight ahaid, and not immediately leave.. For there is a graveyard waiting at Boot Hill, full of funny texts, spooky texts and... Maybe when a boat passes by, you might see a...