Random MK Questions

[Nineinchnailsmk]

Okay, so here are a couple questions I have about the Magic Kingdom.

Fell free to answer or add to the list

1.) Why is the Haunted Mansion located in Liberty Square? Is that the only place where they could fit it in? I cant see it in Fantasyland, or Adventureland (maybe there), or tomorrowland, or frontierland.

2.) do the underground tunnels connect to the other parks?

 

[The_CEO]

2*) The tunnels connect all of MK except Mickey's Toon Town Fair.

 

[renthead7]

The Haunted Mansion is in Liberty Square because the architecture of the house fits in with the theme of Liberty Square-it's colonial (I think).

 

[Dizknee_Phreek]

Originally posted by renthead7
The Haunted Mansion is in Liberty Square because the architecture of the house fits in with the theme of Liberty Square-it's colonial (I think).

sounds about right! colonial is the style (at least in LS) though, HM reminds me more of Victorian (don't hold me to that though)...either way, it works for me!

 

[mikedvcmember]

ever see the chest pieces on the top? do you know what one isnt there?

 

[ACE]

bump

 

[WDWFREAK53]

Originally posted by mikedvcmember
ever see the chest pieces on the top? do you know what one isnt there?

I believe the KNIGHT is not there...

 

[Lee]

Actually, it's kinda cool that the Mansion is the only attraction in a different land in each kingdom:
Disneyland - New Orleans Square
MK- Liberty Square
Paris - Frontierland
Tokyo - Fantasyland

 

[crazygirley]

Originally posted by ACE
bump

Maybe I am stupid and haven't been paying attention, but what is a "bump"? Anyways, I believe that on the Keys to the Kingdom tour, they told us that Haunted Mansion is there because not only does it fit the architecture, but the story line fits into that time, colonial period.

 

[TURKEY]

Originally posted by crazygirley
Maybe I am stupid and haven't been paying attention, but what is a "bump"? Anyways, I believe that on the Keys to the Kingdom tour, they told us that Haunted Mansion is there because not only does it fit the architecture, but the story line fits into that time, colonial period.

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=19317

 

[Kenan]

What time is the 3:00 parade?:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Irrawaddy Erik]

Originally posted by Kenan
What time is the 3:00 parade?:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

ouch


Actually the HM has no offical storyline.........even the one used durring the Keys To The Kingdom Tour is based on CM stories...pretty much every CM has their own version of it.

 

[Main Street USA]

Originally posted by hmppan
ouch


Actually the HM has no offical storyline.........even the one used durring the Keys To The Kingdom Tour is based on CM stories...pretty much every CM has their own version of it.

You can read the ENTIRE story in great detail at www.doombuggies.com, whch is the absolute best Haunted Mansion site on the web.

 

[Irrawaddy Erik]

oh I know lol I have been going to Doombuggies for years .. it is the defenitive site for the HM

 

[durhay]

I'm assuming they mean "At what time does the 3:00 parade reach this part of the route" when they say "what time is the 3:00 parade?" Kind of like how most people will say "hey guys" instead of "hey gals" to a group of women these days.

 

[Bagheera]

If you notice, the buildings in Liberty Square are from later and later dates as you move to the north. By the time you get to the Haunted Mansion, you are in the Hudson River in the mid-1800s. I guess that's why the Mansion never seemed very unusual to me in its architecture -- too close to home.

And the knight is missing from the roof because it's always night inside! :lol: :lol: :hammer: