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

Far less effective than Paul Frees however. Vincent’s delivery is flat and bland in comparison.

Haw haw! how do you explain the old west setting then

The manor looks like the Addams family house, don't you think?

Every night over and over again, when it becomes dark and everyone is heading for main street, this is a great picture place.. (with the phatom in the window not to miss)

Agreed those were some good shots!

@@gertsmeekes Was the phantom in the window visible in this video?

@@rkbkirin5975dont know for shure, its a timing thing

Basically walked right on when we were at Disneyland California,middle of August,early afternoon and there was like 1 group ahead of us…i remember because I had a front of the line pass(it was my make-a-wish trip) and didn’t have to use it…so it may be rare but it does happen!!

Modern audiences are easily frightened. This is far too scary for most. Jungle cruise is more their style.

When I went to this ride back in 2006, i got on easily like 4 times in a row....

As French. I rode the Original Phantom Manor so many times since I was kid. And I agree The 1992 was far more darker but it was piched black through the ride. Not every in rooms.

Well-put, I noticed those two changes and was immediately wondering if it was perhaps to tone down the horror.

​@@Perrygallo even if it was toned down I'll say that this ride is still darker compared to the Haunted Mansion.

Couldn't agree more. "Phantom Manor" Backstory is more interesting and intriguing at the same Time. The storytelling itself takes place in the Far Wild West. I really hope Disney will make a movie of our French Haunted Mansion which connects to Big Thunder Mountain and Thunder Mesa Town. Yep the whole Frontierland is connected with them

Since Del Toro didn't do the Haunted Mansion, he definetly should do Phantom Manor!

When I saw the Haunted Mansion movie I was hoping for an end of credits scene, where it pans up to Phantom Manor

Disney’s first non-marvel R-rated film XD

the new haunted mansion movie was supposed to be based on the phantom manor, you can tell because the ending remake of grim grinning ghosts has a southern/western twang to it

Can you share it? I don't speak french but this looks amazing.

@@Blundabus1337 Basically there are two stories, but you can combine them. The Ravenswood family founded the town of Thunder Mesa, a booming mining town. They had a daughter named Melanie Ravenswood. She grew to be beautiful attracting the hand of many suitors. (5 if you combine the stories) the last of which was the owner of the Thunder mountain railroad.(Jake?) The father Henry Ravenswood didn't think any of the suitors were worthy of her hand in marriage so he opposed the weddings. An earthquake in 1860 killed The elder Ravenswoods. One problem, the native americans warned of an evil spirit on "Boot Hill" where they built the manor. The "Thunder Bird". The angry spirit of the thunder bird may have caused the quake that shattered the town as well as possessing Henry Ravenswood. Jake tried to marry Melanie but was lured into the attic by the now malevolent spirit of Henry aka "the phantom" and hung him on their wedding night. after that day Melanie sang mournful wedding tunes the rest of her life. Depending on which version you subscribe to she aged until death and saves visitors of the manor by warding her father away with her own power.(Her corpse found at the end of the ride) In the new ending, she remains the same age in ghostly form and seems to have been corrupted now laughing maniacally like the phantom. (Her suitors in 4 graves at the end of the ride with no Jake) She always wears her wedding dress. That's what I got out of it.

Frontierland in France represent the town of Thunder Mesa. The mayor, Henri Ravenswood wanted to search for gold in the mines of Big Thunder Mountain. But the mountain was protected by a divinity. Henri, his wife and the men who worked with him in the mines were k!lled by a giant thunder bolt. Melanie, Ravenswood's daughter who was just heart broken after her fiancée left her at the aultel locked herself in the family mansion. She d!ed of her own sadness. Then, the manor was abandoned and villagers spread the rumour that Melanie's spirit haunt the hall of the manor, waiting for a new person to marry. Sorry if it's not clear, english is not my first language but, hope this helped anyway 😊

@@nicoislost258 a very great summary indeed and you added some things I left out!! Cheers!

​​@@tentons10 Henry getting possessed seems like the missing link I've been looking for. I searched the story on the haunted mansion wiki but it seems like there's not enough information so I was wondering how the heck did someone like him ended up being evil because he only seemed like a strict father but not evil. It's like a 180 personality change

Did u understand the story even though it seems they tell it in french?

I if you so not understand the story, I could tell you what it is :)@@karol72474

they tell it in english aswell@@karol72474

That's it!! Next vaca.. PARIS.

Omg i love Paris! I wanna go to Disney there sooo bad 😢😢 i miss Paris

The story of both rides are actually connected as the Phantom is the spirit of the Owner of the mining company from Big Thunder and an earthquake hit that caused the town to be buried.

@@dustyfedora That is cool how they have that interconnected story between the areas of the park!

Part of it was also an opportunity for the Imagineers to dust off the old plans they had for the abandoned Western River Expedition that Disney World Orlando was supposed to get.

The Disneyland Haunted Mansion is really beautiful, I think. And it’s gorgeous at Halloween.

Don't worry, there's always room for one more 😛

Slt le ou la fr cv ? 😂

Europeans love the american west

The phantom manor in the story was built near the thunder mesa. So the western ghosts make sense

I love the movie Anastasia

It's the phantom. He's the one who killed her husbands (or just her one husband in the original version) and trapped her there. I believe he's supposed to be her father.

i love this ride.

@@pedrocampos691 yay