Haunted Mansion has glowing entrance signs now

[djkidkaz]

The signs were just added and are very bright.

 

[Zweiland]

A Gothic Revival style mansion supposedly abandononed long ago, with overgrown landscaping and taken over by ghosts? Yet blinding neon lights adorn the entryway?

Seems legit.

 

[PUSH]

Tomorrowland 2.0?

 

[FigmentsFangirl]

Actually I was thinking it more a gothic style spookylike glowing, but that is unexpected as seen in the image

 

[EPICOT]

No me gusta. And did they move the standby wait time sign?

 

[Yensid1974]

The signs are not neon, and the picture really doesn't do it justice. They actually look pretty good imho

 

[Horizons1]

They've also removed the attraction plaque.

 

[EPICOT]

Ok, I hope your right. They look like they would be fine during the day, but they look in the picture like they might be too bright for the area.

 

[wogwog]

View attachment 31491 The signs were just added and are very bright.

Good grief. How is this themed? They should add a disco ball.

 

[MissM]

I saw them Sunday. Did not like. The FP+ entrance line now also is in the middle and takes you around past the Horseless carriage. It's kinda weird. Definitely bright and "modern" looking.

 

[Yensid1974]

The attraction plaque should be returning on either end of the entrance area. I've seen pix without the glare and it looks much better in those. You can tell by looking at the other lights in the picture presented here that the bright spots are way too bright for what they should be. I will check them again and report back as I will be working at Mansion into the evening the next few nights.

 

[djkidkaz]

Yeah I didn't think it was that bad either but my brother who was with me didn't like them at all. To each their own...

 

[Captain Neo]

So Walt Disney World is basically a mall now? *yawn*

I'm not paying $100 a ticket if they can't even give a damn about themeing

 

[magicallactose]

I wished they had used fiber optics to embed the effect within the brickwork, like what Universal Creative did with Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey.

 

[Bolt]

So Walt Disney World is basically a mall now? *yawn*

I'm not paying $100 a ticket if they can't even give a damn about themeing

Wow. That's the straw that broke the camels back?

 

[Captain Neo]

Wow. That's the straw that broke the camels back?

No if you look at my previous posts I haven't been to WDW since '08 and will not be going back any time soon but i'm just saying if I had any inclination to go to see the mine train ride or visit Epcot I have been deterred by this recent development.

 

[Bolt]

No if you look at my previous posts I haven't been to WDW since '08 and will not be going back any time soon but i'm just saying if I had any inclination to go to see the mine train ride or visit Epcot I have been deterred by this recent development.

Haha okay - one picture you saw that is somewhat blurry deters you.

 

[Brewmaster]

Positively eerie

 

[nytimez]

Good grief. How is this themed? They should add a disco ball.

And a yeti! There's room for one more...

 

[Animaniac93-98]

I wished they had used fiber optics to embed the effect within the brickwork, like what Universal Creative did with Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey.

Or WDI with Tower of Terror.