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(#13) Most Enduring Haunted Mansion Ghost
This rumor has lingered for decades: a person who visited the Haunted Mansion prior to its official opening in 1969 found the attraction so scary that they had a heart attack and died; the ride was remade to be less frightening.
Perhaps this person has become one of the many real ghosts spotted in or near the Haunted Mansion.
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(#16) Cast Members Honor Grandma Joyce
Haunted Mansion employees found an empty urn buried in the flowerbed near the ride's entrance with a plaque reading “Rest in Peace our Dearest Grandma Joyce.” Apparently, the grandmother's ashes were spread somewhere within the attraction.
The urn remained in the ride's video camera room until employees placed it in the catwalks above the graveyard scene.
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(#9) Ghost Of The Monorail
A teenager attempted to sneak into Disneyland in 1966 by climbing a fence. As he crossed the Monorail track, he was struck by the train then dragged approximately 40 feet.
Over the years, Monorail riders and park workers have reportedly seen the ghost of the 19-year-old running alongside the train.
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(#12) The Crying Boy At The Exit
Here's another legend. A small boy has been seen crying near the exit of the Haunted Mansion.
Some believe he’s the ghost of a child whose ashes were scattered at the ride.
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(#11) Disco Debbie Still Grooving at Space Mountain
An employee dubbed "Disco Debbie" who mysteriously died of a brain aneurysm backstage at Space Mountain still seemingly haunts the out-of-this-world ride.
She’s been spotted several times by guests and cast members. They described her as a green, flying ghost.
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(#6) The Lady In White
Disneyland wasn't always Disneyland.
A legend tells of a mysterious "Lady in White" in turn-of-the-century clothing who perished in the early 1900s on the land where Disneyland stands today. She allegedly walks Main Street, appearing in and near stores.
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Millions of people travel from all over the world every year, spending happy and relaxing holidays in different Disney parks. The first Disneyland opened in 1955 and is loved by people all over the world. At present, a total of 6 Disney parks have been opened, and they have brought millions of dollars to the Disney company. Unfortunately, for families who want to spend a good time at Disneyland, not everything goes well with their plans.
There are some tragic and creepy stories that happened in the park that few people know. Disney still maintains a good reputation for safety. The random tool has 16 creepy stories and legends about Disneyland here, welcome to check them.
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