I wish I was there so much, thankyou for the video Halloween at Disneyland is my absolute favourite so it’s nice to have a little taste while I can’t be there at the moment 😊
Does anyone know how long the Hyperspace mountain Star Wars nonsense will last? I'm going to DLP in September but I heard Hyperspace Mountain is limited but for how long? I wanna experience Space Mountain in it's original style & same goes for Tower of Terror with the Guardians of The Galaxy nonsense, just want to ride their original version 🤷🏼♂️
Vraiment, j’adore. Quand j’étais petite, je voulais ni entendre, ni regarder le préshow, maintenant je parle en même temps que la voix off😂(pas trop fort quand même) Enfin bref, merci pour la vidéo 👍
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 c’est sûr qu’il mettent le paquet pour cette attraction, normal que ça fasse un peu peur..🤣mais maintenant ça fait partie de mon enfance, je pourrais pas aller à DLP sans le faire, pareil pour la Tour de la Terreur 😂
Could someone write the storyline of Phantom Manor down for me? Because I am a bit confused. I always thought, the bride is the victim of the Phantom. Like she is forced to marry him. But at the end she asks the visitors if they would marry her. And her evil laughter makes her very creepy. My french is very terrible, so I only understood the English parts through the ride.
Im French. The Story of the Phantom is a bit long. The Whole Frontierland connected with it (Thunder Mountain and Thunder Mesa). I'll sum up for you Henry Ravenswood (born 1795) was a Western settler who struck gold in Big Thunder Mountain and founded the Thunder Mesa Mining Company, thus creating the city of Thunder Mesa (Frontierland as a whole). Ravenswood became rich and built himself a Victorian manor high on Boot Hill overlooking Big Thunder Mountain, where he raised a family and had a daughter, Melanie Ravenswood (born 1842). Big Thunder Mountain was rumored by natives to be home to the Thunder Bird, a powerful spirit possessing a treasure. According to the legend, its wrath could be materialized into a terrible earthquake. However, Ravenswood would not believe such stories. Time went by, and the gold in Big Thunder Mountain became scarce, making miners dig deeper into the mountain. Melanie grew from a young girl into a beautiful young woman, and became engaged to a train engineer who planned to take her far away from Thunder Mesa, much to the dismay of Henry. Henry did everything he could to stop the wedding, but his useless attempts were put to a stop when a terrible earthquake killed him and his wife Martha (born 1802). It seemed the Thunder Bird had been awakened, and the family was never heard of again. After several years, the story of what really happened came out from underneath the rubble: On Melanie's wedding day, a mysterious Phantom unknown to anyone appeared in the house. While Melanie was preparing in her room, the Phantom lured her groom up to the attic where he hanged him by the neck from the rafters. In the ballroom, the bride sat alone. Hours went by with no sign of the groom. Guests slowly filed away, leaving Melanie alone in the house with the staff of maids and butlers. "Some day", she told herself, "he will come". And so, having never taken off her wedding dress or dropped her flower bouquet, in preparation for her loved one's return, she wandered the house aimlessly, singing melancholy songs of lost love. But the Phantom was still in the house, laughing at her human devotion to her intended husband. One after one, he invited his dead, demonic friends from the afterlife to fill the house in an eternal party. A dark curse fell upon the house, and the shape of the house was slowly transformed by the evil forces. No one ever set foot in the house ever since. Inside and outside, the house was decaying with age. Dusty cobwebs covered every inch, the disheartened staff not caring, for it was rumored that Melanie had lost her mind. She wandered the house for years and years, singing softly to her groom, while all around her demons and ghosts reveled and danced. Everywhere she went she was reminded of the wedding. The Phantom's eternal laughter still carried through the walls of the house. Outside, the once beautiful grounds were falling apart and crumbling. The gilded staircase and structure were dotted with mold and trees and every plant on the grounds died. As if sensing the evil inherent in the house, nothing living ever trod there. Even so, Melanie kept her hopes, waiting for her love's return, and never figured why he didn't show up at the wedding. The earthquake that killed her parents all those years ago cut a huge gouge in the west half of the property and in the crumbling ghost town of the old Thunder Mesa. The deserted buildings were rumored to be called Phantom Canyon, the dark supernatural version of the town, and anyone who entered the ghastly old town at night never came back.
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My favorite ride ever at Disneyland Paris!
Same
I love this. It honestly feels like home. My dream home 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
Vive nôtre Phantom Manor 🟦⬜🟥🇨🇵😈🎃.
Long live our spooky Phantom Manor
One of top 5 best ride along with Thunder Mountain.
Really needs a movie
Un des plus beaux Rides de Dlp, mystérieux, envoûtant, avec un vrai fil conducteur, en un mot magique
Voire le meilleur Maison Hantée que les autres 👍👌 🎃😈👻👹☠️🦇🕷️🕸️
One of the BEST and most terrifying rides 👻💀 I will always LOVE this masterpiece, it's full of amazing stories and darkness 🖤
Great! It was like being there. Thank you for the experience!
Merci pour la vidéo 😊
Avec plaisir 😊
Excellent!
My favorite ride, I'd love to go to Paris for Phantom 👻 mansion and Thunder mountain.
Ever Been to Disneyland Paris ?
Je commence toujours un séjour à Disney par cette attraction 🥰
I wish I was there so much, thankyou for the video Halloween at Disneyland is my absolute favourite so it’s nice to have a little taste while I can’t be there at the moment 😊
Does anyone know how long the Hyperspace mountain Star Wars nonsense will last? I'm going to DLP in September but I heard Hyperspace Mountain is limited but for how long? I wanna experience Space Mountain in it's original style & same goes for Tower of Terror with the Guardians of The Galaxy nonsense, just want to ride their original version 🤷🏼♂️
❤️❤️❤️
Vraiment, j’adore. Quand j’étais petite, je voulais ni entendre, ni regarder le préshow, maintenant je parle en même temps que la voix off😂(pas trop fort quand même) Enfin bref, merci pour la vidéo 👍
Hehe Pareil quand j'étais petit, je ne voulais même pas faire ce ride.
Tellement eu peur que j'oserais pas regarder les squelettes and mort vivants
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 c’est sûr qu’il mettent le paquet pour cette attraction, normal que ça fasse un peu peur..🤣mais maintenant ça fait partie de mon enfance, je pourrais pas aller à DLP sans le faire, pareil pour la Tour de la Terreur 😂
Could someone write the storyline of Phantom Manor down for me? Because I am a bit confused. I always thought, the bride is the victim of the Phantom. Like she is forced to marry him. But at the end she asks the visitors if they would marry her. And her evil laughter makes her very creepy.
My french is very terrible, so I only understood the English parts through the ride.
Im French. The Story of the Phantom is a bit long. The Whole Frontierland connected with it (Thunder Mountain and Thunder Mesa). I'll sum up for you
Henry Ravenswood (born 1795) was a Western settler who struck gold in Big Thunder Mountain and founded the Thunder Mesa Mining Company, thus creating the city of Thunder Mesa (Frontierland as a whole). Ravenswood became rich and built himself a Victorian manor high on Boot Hill overlooking Big Thunder Mountain, where he raised a family and had a daughter, Melanie Ravenswood (born 1842).
Big Thunder Mountain was rumored by natives to be home to the Thunder Bird, a powerful spirit possessing a treasure. According to the legend, its wrath could be materialized into a terrible earthquake. However, Ravenswood would not believe such stories. Time went by, and the gold in Big Thunder Mountain became scarce, making miners dig deeper into the mountain.
Melanie grew from a young girl into a beautiful young woman, and became engaged to a train engineer who planned to take her far away from Thunder Mesa, much to the dismay of Henry. Henry did everything he could to stop the wedding, but his useless attempts were put to a stop when a terrible earthquake killed him and his wife Martha (born 1802). It seemed the Thunder Bird had been awakened, and the family was never heard of again. After several years, the story of what really happened came out from underneath the rubble:
On Melanie's wedding day, a mysterious Phantom unknown to anyone appeared in the house. While Melanie was preparing in her room, the Phantom lured her groom up to the attic where he hanged him by the neck from the rafters. In the ballroom, the bride sat alone. Hours went by with no sign of the groom. Guests slowly filed away, leaving Melanie alone in the house with the staff of maids and butlers. "Some day", she told herself, "he will come". And so, having never taken off her wedding dress or dropped her flower bouquet, in preparation for her loved one's return, she wandered the house aimlessly, singing melancholy songs of lost love.
But the Phantom was still in the house, laughing at her human devotion to her intended husband. One after one, he invited his dead, demonic friends from the afterlife to fill the house in an eternal party. A dark curse fell upon the house, and the shape of the house was slowly transformed by the evil forces. No one ever set foot in the house ever since.
Inside and outside, the house was decaying with age. Dusty cobwebs covered every inch, the disheartened staff not caring, for it was rumored that Melanie had lost her mind. She wandered the house for years and years, singing softly to her groom, while all around her demons and ghosts reveled and danced. Everywhere she went she was reminded of the wedding. The Phantom's eternal laughter still carried through the walls of the house. Outside, the once beautiful grounds were falling apart and crumbling. The gilded staircase and structure were dotted with mold and trees and every plant on the grounds died. As if sensing the evil inherent in the house, nothing living ever trod there. Even so, Melanie kept her hopes, waiting for her love's return, and never figured why he didn't show up at the wedding.
The earthquake that killed her parents all those years ago cut a huge gouge in the west half of the property and in the crumbling ghost town of the old Thunder Mesa. The deserted buildings were rumored to be called Phantom Canyon, the dark supernatural version of the town, and anyone who entered the ghastly old town at night never came back.
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 wow. Thank you. Never thought the whole frontierland is involved. How do you know all of this?
@@biancasmindpalace9024 Well, I know all of this cuz I rode Phantom Manor.
You can check it out in internet as well
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 hm... I rode it too but as I said... I missed all the french parts. 😅 Thank you for the long answer.
@@biancasmindpalace9024 🤣🤣
Mon attraction numéro 1 avec les pirates
J'ai peur! :P
Vraiment ? 🎃😈