Phantom Manor
Spooky without shock effects – the abandoned Phantom Manor offers just that. Do you dare to explore the estate?
On a small hill in Frontierland lies an abandoned mansion whose splendour is slowly fading away. The house, which was once inhabited by the owner of the Thunder Mesa Mining Company, is not very inviting today, but that gives the property a very special charm.
If you are brave enough, climb the stairs to the house. The entrance area of Phantom Manor is gloomy and a little eerie, especially as it slowly gets dark outside or when it is already dark. At the large entrance door, a cast member invites you into the house – you can still turn back…
From there, you continue through the various rooms of the house, where you can experience the story of an unhappy bride, Melanie Ravenswood. For many years, Melanie lived with her father in the stately mansion on the outskirts of Thunder Mesa. One day, she told her father about her relationship with a miner and her wedding plans. Her father was furious about these plans, especially since Melanie wanted to move away from Thunder Mesa with her groom. On the day of the wedding, Melanie Ravenswood waited for her groom, but the wait was in vain – the man of her dreams did not appear. Since then, Melanie has been haunting the rooms of the estate, waiting for her groom. What happened to him? Find out…
Phantom Manor is a spooky-themed ride that stimulates the imagination with acoustic and visual illusions. It's important to note that you won't find any shock effects or horror elements here, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all visitors.
Phantom Manor is an entirely family-friendly ghost train! While it's not recommended for very young children due to potential fright from the spooky theme and darkness, it's a safe and enjoyable experience for most visitors. As a parent, you know your children best and can make the best judgment on whether this attraction in Frontierland is right for your family.
