I was fortunate enough to have worked on Stage 28, and got to see the Phantom of the Opera set. Mostly teirs of opera boxes . Very Cool! At one point the crew left the stage, but someone had to stay so I volunteered to be that someone. I was walking on the catwalks above our set checking the rigging when I felt an electrical surge. I told the maintenance crew about it, but they said there was no electrical on the section i was walking on. Someone asked where I was when I felt the surge, and it happened to be where the electrician had fallen to his death. I went back up on the catwalk and felt nothing. I said hello, and introduced myself and said I'd be back to visit whenever I could. Years later we were working on the backlot, and I took some guys to see the Phantom set. Security said the stage was locked and no production was on the stage at that time. We walked up the stairs to the backstage door, and one of the guys tried to open the door but it was locked. I said, "Let me give it a try." I walked up, knocked on the door, introduced myself, and said I was back to visit. I pressed the handle and the door opened. As i walked in i said thank you, and proceeded to show the guys the set. I said thank you & goodbye, and I'd try to get back sooner. It happened again one other time before they tore the stage down! Years later people asked how i opened the door, i told them the ghost of the electrician let me in!
I worked on that Soundstage for 2 days in October years ago. I didn't realize that this was The Phantom Of The Opera stage or how many times it was used until years later.
How did you not notice the opera box balconies? They were on the south end of the stage! They were there since 1925 til the day they tore the stage down. If you didn't see the Opera box balconies, maybe you weren't on Stage 28!
There are rumors out there that the sets crumbled upon removal, seems unlikely to me that all of what remained of these plaster boxes were lost, but perhaps they no longer exist in their entirety. I had hoped that the new academy museum would be a fitting home for the historic pieces but I was underwhelmed upon visiting the museum, they also lack the adequate space for the sets. Perhaps they can be installed in a theatre in need of restoration.
Stage 28 at Universal Studios was also used as the interior for the pilot episode of The Incredible Hulk, when the interior of the Southwest Lab of the fictional Culver Institute was on Stage 28
It's not like Universal Studios Hollywood Soundstage 28 was the most haunted in the backlot also Universal Studios is much older than Universal Studios Orlando
kinda find it funny now that Nintendo World sits on where Stage 28 used to be can’t wait for people to report a caped figure standing on top of Bowser’s castle😂
I wanna find him and be part of him I wanna be the next christine daae his angel of music I KNOW HOW TO SING THE SONGS ALSO MY HAIR IS BROWN ... I think the one of them is an imposter
I was fortunate enough to have worked on Stage 28, and got to see the Phantom of the Opera set. Mostly teirs of opera boxes . Very Cool!
At one point the crew left the stage, but someone had to stay so I volunteered to be that someone.
I was walking on the catwalks above our set checking the rigging when I felt an electrical surge. I told the maintenance crew about it, but they said there was no electrical on the section i was walking on.
Someone asked where I was when I felt the surge, and it happened to be where the electrician had fallen to his death.
I went back up on the catwalk and felt nothing. I said hello, and introduced myself and said I'd be back to visit whenever I could.
Years later we were working on the backlot, and I took some guys to see the Phantom set.
Security said the stage was locked and no production was on the stage at that time.
We walked up the stairs to the backstage door, and one of the guys tried to open the door but it was locked. I said, "Let me give it a try." I walked up, knocked on the door, introduced myself, and said I was back to visit. I pressed the handle and the door opened. As i walked in i said thank you, and proceeded to show the guys the set.
I said thank you & goodbye, and I'd try to get back sooner. It happened again one other time before they tore the stage down! Years later people asked how i opened the door, i told them the ghost of the electrician let me in!
I worked on that Soundstage for 2 days in October years ago. I didn't realize that this was The Phantom Of The Opera stage or how many times it was used until years later.
How did you not notice the opera box balconies? They were on the south end of the stage! They were there since 1925 til the day they tore the stage down. If you didn't see the Opera box balconies, maybe you weren't on Stage 28!
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There are rumors out there that the sets crumbled upon removal, seems unlikely to me that all of what remained of these plaster boxes were lost, but perhaps they no longer exist in their entirety. I had hoped that the new academy museum would be a fitting home for the historic pieces but I was underwhelmed upon visiting the museum, they also lack the adequate space for the sets. Perhaps they can be installed in a theatre in need of restoration.
Stage 28 at Universal Studios was also used as the interior for the pilot episode of The Incredible Hulk, when the interior of the Southwest Lab of the fictional Culver Institute was on Stage 28
I would have like to vist inside the phantom of the opera set but sucks that its gone now
It's being replaced by Super Nintendo World
@@omnimover4ever543 I honestly can't wait for super nintendo world to open its gonna be hype
@@weebinjapanit’s open
What a shame the soundstage was torn down😢, sometimes the march of progress is just too much
A real shame.
This should get made into a movie and be filmed in this same sound stage with the opera house re created
I work at Universal Studios Orlando and we have a couple of haunted area in our park too
Where at?
😨
It's not like Universal Studios Hollywood Soundstage 28 was the most haunted in the backlot also Universal Studios is much older than Universal Studios Orlando
@@FIREBRAND38 Some spots back of house and more notably the South Parking Structure (Spiderman, ET, Cat in the Hat).
I visited this stage while they were shooting THE RING 2. There was definitely a vibe to it.
Wouldn’t be surprised if it was Lon Chaneys ghost
They say the ghost now haunts the Hogwarts castle, seeking revenge!
i know it is pretty off topic but does anybody know of a good website to watch new movies online?
@Leandro Griffin try FlixZone. Just search on google for it :)
Right 😂😂😂😂
._. Is the ghost a real ghost or is it in the movies a man in. A mask? A real human being?
Lon Chaney ghost
Man it's sad we lost this and it's still sad Orlando is the only place that has the E.T attraction and they got rid of the others for Nintendo
Mario wants your liver.
Lon Chaney's living it up in Heaven, he don't have the time to haunt anything down here! 🤣
kinda find it funny now that Nintendo World sits on where Stage 28 used to be can’t wait for people to report a caped figure standing on top of Bowser’s castle😂
He's just trying to reach Mt. Beanpole.
*Devious Smiling*
Okay. Now we got two Phantoms. One in Paris and the other in Hollywood.
I wanna find him and be part of him I wanna be the next christine daae his angel of music I KNOW HOW TO SING THE SONGS ALSO MY HAIR IS BROWN ... I think the one of them is an imposter
@@cutiepartyyt7271 I think I am Christine daae #2
This story would make a great original house for HHN
WHERE IS HE NOW
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