Haunted Mansion - Urban Legends of the Iconic Ride!

Disney’s Haunted Mansion opened on August 9, 1969 at Disneyland Park in California and on October 1, 1971 in Florida. Both versions are beloved and considered to be among the greatest Disney attractions ever built. The ride has all the hallmarks for a great Disney attraction, a catchy tune with Grimm Grinning Ghosts, an omnimover track that is constantly boarding, and direct design influence from Walt Disney himself. With its mysterious nature, many urban legends have popped up over the years about the ride. In today’s video, and in honor of Halloween we are going to explore some of those urban legends to find out if they’re true, or just that a legend. Lets get started! The first urban legend involves the horse drawn hearse at sits outside the Haunted Mansion at Walt Disney World. The rumor states that Bobby Driscoll, the voice of Peter Pan and an actor who suffered an untimely death, had his remains interred inside of the hearse to be put on display. This rumor is false. The actor