Haunted Mansion Parlor Tour Aboard Disney Treasure Has Many Attraction Easter Eggs

One of the big draws that Disney banks on is their “Haunted Mansion” attraction. Now Disney Cruise Lines has made the “Haunted Mansion” a big part of their newest ship The Disney Treasure.

Aboard the ship, guests can visit the new Haunted Mansion Parlor bar area, and the ship will play the Grim Grinning Ghosts song from the popular attraction.

Now Disney Cruise Lines has released a first look at the Haunted Mansion Parlor.

NEW: Disney Cruise Line shared a first look inside the Haunted Mansion Parlor, the soon-to-debut bar aboard the Disney Treasure. The ship’s maiden voyage is Dec. 21. pic.twitter.com/592yA8NiUL

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There are all kinds of nods to the popular attraction.

These “Easter eggs” are based on all the versions of the Haunted Mansion attraction including the original Disneyland version, the Walt Disney World version, Tokyo Disneyland, Phantom Manor in Disneyland Paris and Mystic Manor in Hong Kong Disneyland.

The Tomb Sweet Tomb sampler, the candelabra, the door, the doorknob, and ghost portraits.

Hanging portraits and the infamous Haunted Mansion wallpaper.

The furniture, wainscoting, curtains, busts, etc., all harken back to the attraction.

The aquarium has phantom fish just like Rolly Crump had wanted.

Over the fireplace is a miniature 13 hour clock and a changing portrait of the Flying Dutchman ship that can be seen in the ride.

Madame Leoto’s seance instruments are on the wall.

The famous Haunted Mansion chair (Donald Duck chair) makes an appearance by a window with a full moon!

The ballroom dancers appear in the mirror at behind the bar. So will Madame Leota and the Hitchhiking Ghosts!

So many more references are around the room.

A New Story!

For this attraction a new tale is spun to fit the Disney Treasure.

Now a doomed couple is featured. The captain is featured as almost the new Master Gracey. The story is based on Marc Davis’s Mariner storyline.

“Tales of the doomed couple’s first encounter all began when the captain received a dramatic distress transmission from another vessel. He wasted no time in altering his course to aid in the rescue, but as he neared the source of the call, he found only a mangled wreckage and a lone survivor — a woman floating amongst the debris,” reads Disney’s synopsis. “With bright green eyes, chestnut hair, and a golden key hanging about her neck, it is no wonder that the captain was immediately taken by her beauty. The pair became inseparable and were soon engaged to be wed.” But, as guests can tell by looking at the bride’s portrait in the right light, the captain might not have married the woman he thought he fell for.”

It’s all very exciting!

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