Last year, we reported on a missing animatronic in Disneyland’s version of the Haunted Mansion. This classic Disney ride is filled to the brim with characters, as the Haunted Mansion is famous for having “999 happy haunts.” But eagle-eyed Guests noticed that an animatronic figure, more specifically a mummy, was missing near the end of the ride.
We weren’t sure why this figure was removed or when exactly, but months later and it’s still gone.
We thought at first that it had something to do with the holiday overlay being in place at the Haunted Mansion, which ends tomorrow, January 30. It’s possible that when Haunted Mansion reopens, this animatronic will finally return to this iconic attraction.
Unfortunately, it seems like not much has been done about this missing animatronic at this point, as one Guest shared a video showing that it’s still missing in action:
The Mummy is still Missing. Â #MummyWatch2023#Disneyland
For more on Haunted Mansion Holiday, check down below:
Frightful Delights Await
Dearly depart into a foreboding estate, drag your body to the dead center of the Portrait Chamber and watch as the walls begin to stretch before your eyes. Climb into your waiting Doom Buggy and embark on a shivering journey into an unearthly realm.
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The Haunted Mansion has been one of Disney’s most popular rides since its opening in 1969 at the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California. The Haunted Mansion eventually made its way to Walt Disney World in 1971 and Tokyo Disney Resort in 1983, arriving at Disneyland Paris as Phantom Manor and Hong Kong Disneyland as Mystic Manor.
Do you prefer the regular Haunted Mansion or the Holiday version? Have you ridden the one at Walt Disney World?
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