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Phantom Manor reviews
Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Phantom Manor, a dark ride in Frontierland at Disneyland Paris.
Written by Sarah E The French Version of the Haunted Mansion, but with a dark twist. Melanie Ravenwood's groom has been killed by a mysterious Phantom, who is believed to be Melanie's father. Melanie waits eagerly for her beloved to return, as Madame Leota's deranged and macabre ghosts wreak havoc throughout the once-majestic estate. As Melanie ages, the Phantom's work is seen throughout the town of Ravenwood. In the end, Melanie is reunited with her beloved by escaping the only way she knows of,death, as we narrowly escape the clutches of the evil Phantom, who is desperate for companionship in his undead abode. As we escape the Crypt, we hear the bride call after us " Come back, come back! Im just dying of loneliness. Hurry back! Hurry back! If you'd like to join us, make final arrangements now. Hurry Back! Hurry back!" and we hear the deranged laugh of the Phantom. We hurry out of the gloomy darkness, and back into the night, knowing the secrets of the Manor, and hoping never to return.
Readers' rating:
Phantom Manor is an amazing attraction, taking the classic Haunted Mansion and flipping it on its head. It's much more of a scary attraction than the classic Mansion, but not overly intense. All in all, while it is great, I can't give it a 10 since it left me wanting to ride the original Mansion. - Sean Huckel Just like the one in any of the other Disney Parks, this one is great! The façade in this one wins though! Always a great laugh. 9/10 - D H Disney's Haunted mansions are rarely surpassed by any other Haunted Houses I've seen in other parks. This ride is always a highlight of my visit to any of the Disney parks. The one Paris has a great exterior estate with overgrown gardens and hidden tombstones. You can see that beauty once lived there... - Ty Wijnans With the newer narration in French, I felt a little lost in the storyline but that's not their fault of course. I did feel the ride through the old Western town seemed not at the quality level I'm used to seeing on the Haunted Mansion. The exterior is absolutely gorgeous, however, and was more of a highlight than the ride itself. - Barry Wallace More attraction and restaurant ratings: |
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