I cannot stand the outside of this building at all. It just does not look up to Disney standards, and certainly not the Mansion itself. And it looks just too large for the space. I’ll never get used to it.
Inside looks great....but the exterior still static-bland. Those pop-up, 'Spirit' halloween shops have more 'movement'. If adding kineticism isn't going to happen...then how about some LARGE, fake, granite statues outside....stuff from old southern cemeteries/churches.... How about a nice 'witch' wind-vane atop the roof peak? Will those outside lamps flicker at night?
They can have a gift shop where you are challenged to find 5 Ouija boards and plenty of Tarot memorabilia, but they can't include Dr Facilier in Tiana's. I'm confused about the messaging.
@@HauntinMatthew1969Which is stupid, because Disney is famous for their "storybook" dark rides, and people want to experience the magic of the movie for themselves--not some random story that takes place afherwards! 😢
Thanks for filming this. The interior actually looks okay, not thrilled about the merch but if you want interesting HM stuff, there's always Etsy. 1:43 - the portrait of Leota is a nice touch to a previous Disney era. I'm sure this will make the casual Disney fan happy but it seems to just emulate what's in the HM, not strive to be it's own animal. It could have been worse, a lot worse. I'm a little surprised that something as interesting as the ( clearly animated ) crystal ball is out where anyone can reach it. This might last as long as a fixed condiment container in Mickey's Runaway Railway in Toontown.
The outside is still out of character despite tacked on ironwork , but the inside is very atmospheric and paints an intriguing story around the mysterious Leota. Really enjoy the spooky attic montages in the rafters, the portrait of Madame L is giving 1960’s kitsch and I’m here for it. Can’t wait to go!
Very HAPPY they gave the interior ceiling and rafters a weathered look!! (along with entrance floor “wood”). Also, the gargoyles and candles are great. …….Remember, people who called this a “Home Depot” shed before everything was finished…..Patience is a virtue”!!!
If anything this sticks VERY true to Walt’s original Vision. “We’ll take care of the outside, and we’ll have the ghosts take care of the inside.” ~Walt
Nah it still is jarring and it’s not just because they barely did any weathering. The way they built it ruins the effect of forced perspective the entire land does to make things seems bigger than they are. It basically shrinks both the mansion and Tiana’s by ruining the perspective. It doesn’t match the HM aesthetic that people love because it’s next to Tiana’s and don’t want it to look too run down. It in a way symbolizes everything wrong with Disney: willfully ruining the visual and immersive integrity they were once known for all to shovel in as much money as possible without any care for the brand. One way they could have really had the side facing splash mountain vibe with Tiana’s and the rest look like haunted mansion is have ivy and plants over grown, so it looks old and abandoned but also pretty. Instead I look at this and see where someone must have bought the mansion and wanted a new shed but did the bare minimum to “make it look like it belongs” and not doing their due diligence. Hell, they could have themed it instead to the groundskeepers quarters for him and his dog. Give it a mix of haunted with some diy renovations he did instead of just going “people like madame Leota right? Make it full of her stuff for no real reason.”
I disagree. It blocks the entire view of Splash mountain when you're walking from haunted mansion. You can't see it until you turn the corner. It would have been pretty to see the lit up Tiana bayou at night but you really don't see it, until you're head-on. That defeats the purpose of seeing the ride and makes the ride look much much smaller. The shed is a behemoth and seems more like a cash grab more than anything, rather than it being seamless with the aesthetic. As someone else mentioned, it's jarring.
The haunted Mansion gift shop outside is horrible. The interior is fine. The architecture does not fit the haunted mansion. No carriage house would be in front of any mansion. They were always behind the home. I don't know what they could have done, but almost anything would have been better. IMHO. Sorry.
Well, the exterior and interior kind of match the mansion, as in what Walt said. We take care of the outside, they take care of the inside. But you’re right on the other thing, they should switch the exterior theme to a servants house, which is actually part of the front part of the property of any mansion.
That bride portrait at 1:47, the one holding the candelabra, I wonder if she will be the rumored new bride that Disney has been working on, aka the replace for the current screen projected bride to an actually figure. Hope that the case, if it ends up looking like that I think it’s the best of the classic and modern brides merged into one
The scale is off because it is reported to be a kit you could order online. I kind of accept it as it is a “barrier” between the Haunted Mansion and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, but it throws everything off as the building detracts from the Mansion and it doesn’t work with the forced perspective of the mountain.😊
The Imagineers literally said the scale of the mountain is irrelevant now as it’s no longer a mountain. They knew they could build this because splash needed to be a focal point to draw people to the back of the park, but now with Galaxy’s edge all the way back there there’s no need
Totally. Tiana/Splash looks a lot smaller and you can't see it. The point is to be seamless and there is no seamless transition between the two. It's a big thumbs down for me.
Interesting choices how inside the shop the beams and the ceiling are meticulously weathered looking while the inside walls and the outside of the building are pristinely painted and look immaculate. Everyone knows that when it was originally suggested that The Haunted Mansion look dilapidated, but Walt Disney vetoed the idea. Perhaps I’m giving undeserved credit in suggesting that’s why this building doesn’t look weathered at all on the outside - they were possibly trying to accommodate what they thought Walt Disney would have wanted - despite Harbour Galley across the way looking so weathered. I feel it should have been weathered just a bit. Maybe with dried moss on the roof and hanging from the eves and a few other small touches. The building is part of the transition from New Orleans Square to Bayou Country, but it doesn’t really reflect that. It doesn’t really seem to fit either land. It’s not exactly bad, but it could have been better. Putting story aside. I’m not sure why they didn’t just build it as a crypt or maybe a small abandoned chapel (or would that offend people?) and actually have The Haunted Mansion exit right into it as they do in other attractions. It would likely have looked better and could have been much bigger. If they had to block and ruin the imposing view of The Haunted Mansion then they could have done it with a little more style.
Well…the haunted mansion queue and shop upgrades need two immediate fixes. The first is easy. Get rid of the Walmart gazing balls in the queue line area. So tacky. Second is harder. Rebuild the new gift shop at 3/4 scale like all the other buildings in Disneyland (particularly the haunted mansions). The full scale shop is such a rookie move.
It was already shown that the building is actually a DIY barn/shed kit that can be purchased and was not a scratch built structure which is why the scale is out of place.
Actually I don’t believe the problem is scale of the gift shop directly, it’s that it is so far forward compared to both the Mansion and Tiana’s which are set back pretty far, that it ends up looking larger than it really is.
The outside looks absolutely terrible. Some of the items they've sourced are AI art/stuff you can get on Amazon. Just really not thoughtful and lacking the imagineer touch we know and love...
So that's what they've been up to all this time! Well worth it. Exemplary job. Couldn't have been done better. Yeah, the outside is a bit dull, but who cares when the inside looks like this.
If this is supposed to be Madame Leota's Fortune Telling shop, it should have been hyper themed to a traveling carnival tent. This aint it. The inside is just "fine" and the outside looks like it should be a bathroom in Disney Springs.
Interior is fine but the building exterior is way too big. The person who greenlit this needs to be fired. The structure should be quaint like a tent as in a traveling carnival. Another swing and a miss by Disney.
Even the interior is rather lackluster when you look at the finer details. The accents are full of off-the-shelf generic products from Amazon as well as AI art prints. They couldn't even be bothered to get antiques from New Orleans to pad up space, or even concept art from the ride to replace the AI art? Par for the course for new Disney: things that look fine on the surface, but are insultingly awful when you actually look closely.
The interior ceiling and beams look great, then the walls and exterior are pristine which doesn't fit with the theme. Such a disconnect between old structure and fresh finish. At the end of the clip it looks like they tried to make the floor look as old as the ceiling. It's like they can't decide if this is an old carriage house, or a freshly delivered garden shed.
This looks great. It and the mansion has normal exterior. The dichotomy between the interior and exterior is amazing because outside both the mansion and shop look normal, but once inside, it's full of magic
There's even AI art on the inside...they no doubt have an entire archive of concept art and such they had at their disposal for decor or Easter eggs, yet they're taking the laziest routes imaginable thinking nobody will notice or care.
The outside of the building takes you out of the storytelling of the mansion as its exterior does not match the architecture and design of the mansion. The fact it took this long and this is the final product is disappointing and continues to add to my concern of what low quality finished product Disneyland and Disneyworld Attractions/Lands announced at D23
The interior looks so much better than the Tuff Shed exterior. They needed to weather it up at least. They should of pushed it back or sunk it into the ground a bit because coming from Bayou country it overshadows the mansion
I know dozens of RUclipsrs who play planet coaster that could have designed a better exterior. Inside does look nice though, I’ll give credit where credit is due
SMH It looks like a DIY project from a vlogger on RUclips, not something you would see in Disneyland. The inside isn't too bad although nothing really special. But the exterior is just pitiful. It looks like a new building, the kind you get plans online, that was painted to look older. The painted on texture does not do the trick and the exterior color pallet looks like a selection from an 2010s housing development. Building doesn't have the organic fit that most buildings in a Disney park have. That ones that don't are usually the ones being torn down LOL. Why didn't they sandblast the exterior before painting? Sandblasting would rapidly do what it takes mother nature decades.
Cute in and of itself, but a total disruption to the hereto lyrical sightlines and storytelling of this area. Quite disappointing, especially when contrasted with the initial public concept art.
its not even fair to criticize a store to the same level as attractions but the universal halloween stores and legacy stores blow this outta the water.
So…..when did this actually open? Got tired of the influencers crying about it. I am glad someone went inside. I guess you ain’t afraid of hitchhiking ghosts! 👻
I'm irritated. We searched high and low one week ago and couldn't find any decent mansion merch / nightmare they were holding off. All my daughter wanted for Christmas was something cool that was from that shop.
David at Fresh Baked reported on his channel that this building was a kit shed anyone can buy at Home Depot. Disney has lost their creativity these days.
Sight line for BOTH Tiana/Splash and Haunted Mansion! In either direction its a behemoth and an eye sore. No one wants to see a shop sticking out, you want to see the buildings of the rides you're going to next 😢😒
Absolute soul crushing garbage. Nothing in this monument to expensive fandom makes sense in the haunted mansion universe. Am I to understand that Leota operated out of a Home Depot shed? Are the windows preserved because it’s 1860? Did she teleport to the future, see the condition of the manor and decorate her environment with the same decor (including the toy gargoyles)? This is crazy. From the Ai “painting” (it’s true) to the Amazon decorations (also true) to the “wait to see nothing” crystal ball, none of this is on brand or worth seeing. This is a mish mash of bullshit - from the “designer graphic” signs that didn’t exist in the time period to the inexplainable toy cat. Anyone in this comment section would have put more love and thought into ANYTHING related to haunted mansion lore. But here is this added piece to canon that harms the brand. We’re entering into a truly bizarre time. If the keepers of our fandom don’t care to even ask relevant questions, then they won’t care to preserve it. None of us will be surprised when they go in on the mansion itself and replace beloved elements with cheap party gags. That’s a strange expectation to have for the world’s greatest inventors.
Whom ever green lite this building should be fired. It's too big and doesn't fit in with the New Orleans theme. Really disappointed with the interior too.
Since this is Madame Leota, they should have made the exterior look like one of those fortune teller traveling caravans minus the wheels.
Rolly Crump made concept art for that about half a decade ago
The inside looks great! Not at all what I was expecting based on the outside! 🙌🏻
I cannot stand the outside of this building at all. It just does not look up to Disney standards, and certainly not the Mansion itself. And it looks just too large for the space. I’ll never get used to it.
1. I agree
2. It looks awful
3. Demo it!
Off the shelf barn from lowes.
@@brainysmurf74 - More like a commercial for "Tough Sheds".
Disney is hemorrhaging money and all the Imagineering talent left during Covid. This is their standard now.
Inside looks great....but the exterior still static-bland. Those pop-up, 'Spirit' halloween shops have more 'movement'.
If adding kineticism isn't going to happen...then how about some LARGE, fake, granite statues outside....stuff from old southern cemeteries/churches....
How about a nice 'witch' wind-vane atop the roof peak?
Will those outside lamps flicker at night?
Kind of happy we get a little of that mystic manor theme
The exterior like I’m looking at the shed options at Home Depot
Apparently it’s a pre fabricated shed you can buy for about $60,000
They can have a gift shop where you are challenged to find 5 Ouija boards and plenty of Tarot memorabilia, but they can't include Dr Facilier in Tiana's. I'm confused about the messaging.
They can’t include falcilier in Tiana’s because the story of the ride takes place after the movie. Which means facilier is dead
@@HauntinMatthew1969Which is stupid, because Disney is famous for their "storybook" dark rides, and people want to experience the magic of the movie for themselves--not some random story that takes place afherwards! 😢
@@HauntinMatthew1969well they could’ve chosen a different story then!
@@kentslocum that’s just how it is🤷🏼♀️
@@themeparkcheetah they could’ve, but they didn’t
Thanks for filming this. The interior actually looks okay, not thrilled about the merch but if you want interesting HM stuff, there's always Etsy. 1:43 - the portrait of Leota is a nice touch to a previous Disney era. I'm sure this will make the casual Disney fan happy but it seems to just emulate what's in the HM, not strive to be it's own animal. It could have been worse, a lot worse. I'm a little surprised that something as interesting as the ( clearly animated ) crystal ball is out where anyone can reach it. This might last as long as a fixed condiment container in Mickey's Runaway Railway in Toontown.
The outside is still out of character despite tacked on ironwork , but the inside is very atmospheric and paints an intriguing story around the mysterious Leota. Really enjoy the spooky attic montages in the rafters, the portrait of Madame L is giving 1960’s kitsch and I’m here for it. Can’t wait to go!
Very HAPPY they gave the interior ceiling and rafters a weathered look!! (along with entrance floor “wood”). Also, the gargoyles and candles are great. …….Remember, people who called this a “Home Depot” shed before everything was finished…..Patience is a virtue”!!!
If anything this sticks VERY true to Walt’s original Vision. “We’ll take care of the outside, and we’ll have the ghosts take care of the inside.” ~Walt
It's not Home Depot, but it is an off the shelf barn/shed kit that is available for purchase online.
No, it still looks like a Home Depot shed and horrible on the outside. And not at all like the artist rendering which looked nice.
Nah it still is jarring and it’s not just because they barely did any weathering. The way they built it ruins the effect of forced perspective the entire land does to make things seems bigger than they are. It basically shrinks both the mansion and Tiana’s by ruining the perspective. It doesn’t match the HM aesthetic that people love because it’s next to Tiana’s and don’t want it to look too run down.
It in a way symbolizes everything wrong with Disney: willfully ruining the visual and immersive integrity they were once known for all to shovel in as much money as possible without any care for the brand.
One way they could have really had the side facing splash mountain vibe with Tiana’s and the rest look like haunted mansion is have ivy and plants over grown, so it looks old and abandoned but also pretty. Instead I look at this and see where someone must have bought the mansion and wanted a new shed but did the bare minimum to “make it look like it belongs” and not doing their due diligence. Hell, they could have themed it instead to the groundskeepers quarters for him and his dog. Give it a mix of haunted with some diy renovations he did instead of just going “people like madame Leota right? Make it full of her stuff for no real reason.”
I disagree. It blocks the entire view of Splash mountain when you're walking from haunted mansion. You can't see it until you turn the corner. It would have been pretty to see the lit up Tiana bayou at night but you really don't see it, until you're head-on. That defeats the purpose of seeing the ride and makes the ride look much much smaller. The shed is a behemoth and seems more like a cash grab more than anything, rather than it being seamless with the aesthetic. As someone else mentioned, it's jarring.
The haunted Mansion gift shop outside is horrible. The interior is fine. The architecture does not fit the haunted mansion. No carriage house would be in front of any mansion. They were always behind the home. I don't know what they could have done, but almost anything would have been better. IMHO. Sorry.
Well, the exterior and interior kind of match the mansion, as in what Walt said. We take care of the outside, they take care of the inside.
But you’re right on the other thing, they should switch the exterior theme to a servants house, which is actually part of the front part of the property of any mansion.
@@DavidVitranothe caretaker’s quarters is inside the house if you use the ADA exit.
@@CraigRoccanova Ahhhhh
It's leotas place, not the haunted mansion. It's not meant to be the same. The outside is meh
Someone said a mausoleum and now i can't imagine anything else
Oooooo I love those velvet cast member capes! ❤❤
That bride portrait at 1:47, the one holding the candelabra, I wonder if she will be the rumored new bride that Disney has been working on, aka the replace for the current screen projected bride to an actually figure. Hope that the case, if it ends up looking like that I think it’s the best of the classic and modern brides merged into one
I wish the inside was more dark like the old location by Pirates. Give it more of a dark spiritual psychic vibe!
The scale is off because it is reported to be a kit you could order online. I kind of accept it as it is a “barrier” between the Haunted Mansion and Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, but it throws everything off as the building detracts from the Mansion and it doesn’t work with the forced perspective of the mountain.😊
The Imagineers literally said the scale of the mountain is irrelevant now as it’s no longer a mountain. They knew they could build this because splash needed to be a focal point to draw people to the back of the park, but now with Galaxy’s edge all the way back there there’s no need
@@WDWNT - Whom ever said that should be looking for a new job.
Totally. Tiana/Splash looks a lot smaller and you can't see it. The point is to be seamless and there is no seamless transition between the two. It's a big thumbs down for me.
@@sacramentoguy949 Watching people continue to make excuses for this level of insulting corner cutting is why we keep getting crap like this.
@@A_A610 Are the people of Disneyland not watching what's going on over at Tokyo Disney? Why are we not getting that type of quality?
Still think the store is too big for that location. Looks nice though. Wonder how it looks at night?
Looking forward to seeing it when I go next time!
The inside is great. The outside should have been a guard house or an old mausoleum and they could have covered the Tiana side in moss and vines
Interesting choices how inside the shop the beams and the ceiling are meticulously weathered looking while the inside walls and the outside of the building are pristinely painted and look immaculate.
Everyone knows that when it was originally suggested that The Haunted Mansion look dilapidated, but Walt Disney vetoed the idea. Perhaps I’m giving undeserved credit in suggesting that’s why this building doesn’t look weathered at all on the outside - they were possibly trying to accommodate what they thought Walt Disney would have wanted - despite Harbour Galley across the way looking so weathered.
I feel it should have been weathered just a bit. Maybe with dried moss on the roof and hanging from the eves and a few other small touches. The building is part of the transition from New Orleans Square to Bayou Country, but it doesn’t really reflect that. It doesn’t really seem to fit either land. It’s not exactly bad, but it could have been better.
Putting story aside. I’m not sure why they didn’t just build it as a crypt or maybe a small abandoned chapel (or would that offend people?) and actually have The Haunted Mansion exit right into it as they do in other attractions. It would likely have looked better and could have been much bigger. If they had to block and ruin the imposing view of The Haunted Mansion then they could have done it with a little more style.
Going against Walt Disney‘s wishes in his own park seems like a thing you should stay away from
That kit barn is way too big for that location.
4:39 Mystic Manor Theme
It actually manages to look smaller inside!
Well…the haunted mansion queue and shop upgrades need two immediate fixes. The first is easy. Get rid of the Walmart gazing balls in the queue line area. So tacky. Second is harder. Rebuild the new gift shop at 3/4 scale like all the other buildings in Disneyland (particularly the haunted mansions). The full scale shop is such a rookie move.
It was already shown that the building is actually a DIY barn/shed kit that can be purchased and was not a scratch built structure which is why the scale is out of place.
Actually I don’t believe the problem is scale of the gift shop directly, it’s that it is so far forward compared to both the Mansion and Tiana’s which are set back pretty far, that it ends up looking larger than it really is.
The outside looks absolutely terrible. Some of the items they've sourced are AI art/stuff you can get on Amazon. Just really not thoughtful and lacking the imagineer touch we know and love...
Outside is awful and ruins the forced perspective of the Mansion and any other building around it.
Well, the inside looks better than the outside. Still not fantastic, but better than the outside for sure.
So that's what they've been up to all this time! Well worth it. Exemplary job. Couldn't have been done better. Yeah, the outside is a bit dull, but who cares when the inside looks like this.
If this is supposed to be Madame Leota's Fortune Telling shop, it should have been hyper themed to a traveling carnival tent. This aint it.
The inside is just "fine" and the outside looks like it should be a bathroom in Disney Springs.
I was there today. I had no idea it was opening today, maybe I forgot about the opening date.
Or because this build is so ugly your eyes averted looking at the hideous thing.
I actually went inside of it.
Of course they wait to open it when Magic Keys are locked out, smh.
It’s ok… why doesn’t the outside look weathered like the inside? 😂
Because Walt wanted the outside of the Mansion to be well taken care of!
This ^
Interior is fine but the building exterior is way too big. The person who greenlit this needs to be fired. The structure should be quaint like a tent as in a traveling carnival. Another swing and a miss by Disney.
Even the interior is rather lackluster when you look at the finer details. The accents are full of off-the-shelf generic products from Amazon as well as AI art prints. They couldn't even be bothered to get antiques from New Orleans to pad up space, or even concept art from the ride to replace the AI art?
Par for the course for new Disney: things that look fine on the surface, but are insultingly awful when you actually look closely.
The interior ceiling and beams look great, then the walls and exterior are pristine which doesn't fit with the theme. Such a disconnect between old structure and fresh finish. At the end of the clip it looks like they tried to make the floor look as old as the ceiling. It's like they can't decide if this is an old carriage house, or a freshly delivered garden shed.
Anyone notice that the ghost bride picture isn’t Constance?!
Are they finally gonna change her
Nice inside. Outside is an atrocity. Does not fit in well
I like it ❤
This looks great. It and the mansion has normal exterior. The dichotomy between the interior and exterior is amazing because outside both the mansion and shop look normal, but once inside, it's full of magic
It certainly is. and you know what they say; looks can be deceiving.
The magic is 'why did they build this ugly building' and 'when will they make it disappear'.
I’m going to put the same effort of going to Disneyland next year as they did designing this gift shop.
Inside is ok. Merch is boring standard stuff. Outside is giving home depot shed still.
Exterior is a HUGE mistake. Who in the world put the “go ahead” stamp on this disaster??
The outside represents everything wrong with Disney today. No respectable Imagineer would have let that slide.
There's even AI art on the inside...they no doubt have an entire archive of concept art and such they had at their disposal for decor or Easter eggs, yet they're taking the laziest routes imaginable thinking nobody will notice or care.
The outside of the building takes you out of the storytelling of the mansion as its exterior does not match the architecture and design of the mansion. The fact it took this long and this is the final product is disappointing and continues to add to my concern of what low quality finished product Disneyland and Disneyworld Attractions/Lands announced at D23
Way too big. Way way waaay toooo big.
The interior looks so much better than the Tuff Shed exterior. They needed to weather it up at least. They should of pushed it back or sunk it into the ground a bit because coming from Bayou country it overshadows the mansion
I know dozens of RUclipsrs who play planet coaster that could have designed a better exterior.
Inside does look nice though, I’ll give credit where credit is due
SMH It looks like a DIY project from a vlogger on RUclips, not something you would see in Disneyland. The inside isn't too bad although nothing really special. But the exterior is just pitiful. It looks like a new building, the kind you get plans online, that was painted to look older. The painted on texture does not do the trick and the exterior color pallet looks like a selection from an 2010s housing development. Building doesn't have the organic fit that most buildings in a Disney park have. That ones that don't are usually the ones being torn down LOL.
Why didn't they sandblast the exterior before painting? Sandblasting would rapidly do what it takes mother nature decades.
Cute in and of itself, but a total disruption to the hereto lyrical sightlines and storytelling of this area. Quite disappointing, especially when contrasted with the initial public concept art.
its not even fair to criticize a store to the same level as attractions but the universal halloween stores and legacy stores blow this outta the water.
So…..when did this actually open? Got tired of the influencers crying about it. I am glad someone went inside. I guess you ain’t afraid of hitchhiking ghosts! 👻
I'm irritated. We searched high and low one week ago and couldn't find any decent mansion merch / nightmare they were holding off. All my daughter wanted for Christmas was something cool that was from that shop.
The merch looks promising, but the outside still looks like it does not fit with haunted mansion.
Ouji Boards ? Yeah this ain’t it.
The Architecture, Style and Decorations looks like Cajun Bayou, not Haunted Mansion Style !!
WTH???!!!
I think it looks like a 'tough shed' knock off.
they should lose the merch outside of the store
Spooky
The shop is nice but it would have been nice to see the merchandise they had for sale
The art on the walls looks ai made to me. At the very least not the quality I expect from Disney, nor does it match the art in the ride.
It literally is. Disney isn't just creatively bankrupt, they just flat out do not care anymore.
I think you’re all being ridiculous honestly. It’s a barn, what is it supposed to look like?
@@WDWNT Not filled with generic Amazon props and AI art prints?
Should have been a greenhouse.
Needs to be more Goth
David at Fresh Baked reported on his channel that this building was a kit shed anyone can buy at Home Depot. Disney has lost their creativity these days.
It’s not
Poor camera work and coverage
I am disappointed with the design. I wanted it to look old and spooky like the house
I can't believe they destroyed the beautiful sight-line of the Haunted Mansion for this!
Sight line for BOTH Tiana/Splash and Haunted Mansion! In either direction its a behemoth and an eye sore. No one wants to see a shop sticking out, you want to see the buildings of the rides you're going to next 😢😒
I hate this building.
I'm hearing Walt rolling in his grave right now.
Absolute soul crushing garbage. Nothing in this monument to expensive fandom makes sense in the haunted mansion universe. Am I to understand that Leota operated out of a Home Depot shed? Are the windows preserved because it’s 1860? Did she teleport to the future, see the condition of the manor and decorate her environment with the same decor (including the toy gargoyles)?
This is crazy. From the Ai “painting” (it’s true) to the Amazon decorations (also true) to the “wait to see nothing” crystal ball, none of this is on brand or worth seeing. This is a mish mash of bullshit - from the “designer graphic” signs that didn’t exist in the time period to the inexplainable toy cat.
Anyone in this comment section would have put more love and thought into ANYTHING related to haunted mansion lore. But here is this added piece to canon that harms the brand.
We’re entering into a truly bizarre time. If the keepers of our fandom don’t care to even ask relevant questions, then they won’t care to preserve it. None of us will be surprised when they go in on the mansion itself and replace beloved elements with cheap party gags. That’s a strange expectation to have for the world’s greatest inventors.
Whom ever green lite this building should be fired. It's too big and doesn't fit in with the New Orleans theme. Really disappointed with the interior too.
I hate it.
Moving the camera too fast! Not good.
Sorry, this is a new reporter and we’ll share the feedback
@@WDWNT I was eating lunch while watching this and I started to get motion sickness. 🤢
lackluster…
Fantastic description
It's like the new "Brico depot" queue.. very bland and without magic.. like a Mall shop with some decorations.. don't like it at all.
Wow, that is pretty sad. What a joke.