There are 22 total show scenes, with the 13th being the clock, you know where the clock is striking 13
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For some time, the original design in Disneyland was going to be a walk-through attraction, but that was changed due to traffic flow problems.
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The narrator of your doombuggy ride is Paul Frees.
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The only major attraction in 4 different lands in the four Disney parks.
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The only place in all of WDW where the cast members are instructed not to smile
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Each costume worn by cast members costs approximately $900
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The busts that "follow" you inside the mansion aren't busts at all, but actually are more like a plaster caste that is used to make a mask, and the inward curvature and lighting create the illusion of movement
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Opened October 1, 1971.
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There are no security cameras in the attraction, HOWEVER there are pressure sensitive mats hidden throughout the attraction, so don't think you can get out and run amuck
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Take a look at the roofline of the Mansion, you'll see chess pieces, but there's one missing. The Knight. That's because it's always "night" inside.
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A raven was originally planned to be the narrator, but that was scrapped, but you will still find the raven throughout the show
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Cast members walk an average of 10 miles during a regular shift on those moving platforms
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Each doombuggy has 3 speakers. The sound is transmitted to the odd number cars, and they in turn pass the audio to the even numbered ones
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While there are said to be 999 happy haunts, there are only 109 Audio-animatronic ghosts, not including projected or voiced only ghosts
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The books on the desk in the library are 2 volumes from the encyclopedia. The one that is open is open to the page referring to Death.
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The ghosts that ride with you are actually on the other side of a one-way mirror, and synced up to the doombuggies as they go by
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When your doombuggy turns for the decent to the grave yard, the decent is 6 feet… kind of symbolic don't you think
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