Haunted Mansion

A classic must ride at Disney. Wonderfully themed from entrance to exit, so long as you’re not afraid of the dark, it is perfect for all ages

Classic and cool. I went on this ride multiple times and it got better each time! I especially love the dancing ghosts below...so cool!

An absolutely iconic ride in Magic Kingdom. The theme of it is so well done, even down to the waiting area which has statues and things to entertain you. It is a great ride for people who don’t like thrill rides as well. Sometimes the lines can be a little long and it is in a very hot area of the park during day in the summertime, but at night it gets less crowded and is better to ride.

During the Haunted Mansion rollercoaster there was three stops during the ride which sadly I don’t think I’ve even gotten though haunted mansion without a interruption happening. So if you’re a person where that type of stuff really annoys you I would suggest that this ride isn’t for you. In the line there was some entertainment such as haunted musical instruments however the line fans were not powerful enough and you didn’t get AC until you got on the ride so long wait times are not your friend. However this is a classic ride and I do ride it every time and will continue to ride it.

We've visited The Haunted Mansion five times on our visit to Orlando, and it never gets old. The ride is so full it details that you'll want to do it again and again.
Don't let the name fool you, yes this is a dark ride and yes, it's full of ghouls and ghosts, but it's definitely suitable for kids and big babies too!
The Easter Eggs on this ride are never-ending either. Down to the peeking tombstones to the "dead" jokes told by the Mansion staff, is the room actually stretching or is this ghost really in your "doom buggy"?
An iconic ride that is definitely worth the wait. It can get hot in the queue, so Lightning lane is definitely advised on a hot day.

The Haunted Mansion concept came directly from Walt Disney himself and the Walt Disney World version was an instant classic. Not too spooky but still a little fiendishly fun, this is quite possibly my favorite Disney attraction of all.

I love the line for this attraction. The pipe organ is a great idea; they should add this to Disneyland. I was hoping they do the Nightmare before Christmas decorations for the holidays but unfortunately that seems to be a Disneyland only thing. That said, this is a classic attraction that at a minimum offers your feet a break.

An iconic ride that is worth the wait!
This is located inside the Magic Kingdom near Frontier land, across the street from the Harbour House and across the water from Tom Sawyer’s Island. The wait, when we went, was about 45 minutes on a hot Florida day. There was a fair amount of shade and the line moves remarkably quickly. As you are waiting, near the front of the line are many items before you get into the building that are worth reading and seeing. The invisible horse, tombstones, bookshelf and water tank are new since the last time I went on this right. You enter in groups of about 30 people to a foyer that is a den-like octagonal room for the preshow. Then you are moved to a line to get on the actual ride. Each car takes about 2-3 people. The ride takes you through a “haunted” house complete with ghosts, talking heads and various ghoulish cemetery grounds. The effects are excellent and the ride is well worth the wait. Be careful at the end as they have hitch-hiking ghosts that try to leave with you. Overall, it is a truly iconic ride that is worth the wait.