Disney Maddux
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This looks good, but I prefer the old look. It added to it being a creepy, abandoned, haunted manor.
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The trees in front of Haunted Mansion have been cut down
- Thread starter JustInTime
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No, they are just difficult to see in that photo. LMAO
Goofyernmost
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You go ahead without me. By then I will have joined the 999 happy haunts.
rle4lunch
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lol. it looks like it was 2 trees. whoopdy doo basil... what's it all mean?
here's my two cents; it looks fine either way.
aladdin2007
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maybe some people still care about details like Disney use to?? the who cares mentality is the problem.
TheGuyThatMakesSwords
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Yah know? It's possible that those trees were a bit sick 
. We don't know. It's poor if WDW allows a sick tree to fall, and crush people - just cleaning up the mess can be serious work 
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If NEW trees are going in? Perhaps this was not a "site line" thing?
. We don't know. It's poor if WDW allows a sick tree to fall, and crush people - just cleaning up the mess can be serious work .If NEW trees are going in? Perhaps this was not a "site line" thing?
AshaNeOmah
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I've been going to WDW since the early 90's on a yearly basis and I've never put together the original intent for the HM facade and queue. After seeing this image, it absolutely makes sense! I can only remember life with the canopy and the entrance moved to the steamboat dock.
It never crossed my mind that the walkway extended around the river with an unobstructed view of the mansion and the round area with the carriage was actually a courtyard... Wow...
If Magic Kingdom ever gets the Disneyland treatment (the back half of Rivers of America partially filled in and a new/expanded Frontierland) maybe we can get that view back.
Timothy_Q
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Then don't comment on it
Prince Thomas
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It looks 1,000,000 times better!! U can actually SEE the mansion now. This will always be my fave ride! 
Goofyernmost
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Cause god knows that discussion boards are not the place to express your opinions. (unless, of course, they agree with their own opinions)
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Goofyernmost
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I'm not sure I'm reading your post correctly. That walkway is what is now covered. The same one. Even with the canopy the front of the Mansion was always visible. Except for the canopy and the trees that have grown over the past 47 years, those have changed, but, nothing else has. If that is not what you are talking about, I apologize. I read it a multiple number of times and really wasn't sure what you are referring too.
Yea, I know.... then why am I commenting on it? Because I can.
Timothy_Q
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Not caring about a topic is the opposite of an opinion on said topic.
It's the absence of an opinion
AshaNeOmah
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I'm not sure I'm reading your post correctly. That walkway is what is now covered. The same one. Even with the canopy the front of the Mansion was always visible. Except for the canopy and the trees that have grown over the past 47 years, those have changed, but, nothing else has. If that is not what you are talking about, I apologize. I read it a multiple number of times and really wasn't sure what you are referring too.
Yea, I know.... then why am I commenting on it? Because I can.
From the looks of that picture, the HM line doesn't actually start until the far left. You need to walk past the exposed mansion facade to get to the ride entrance, without actually being in line for the ride at that point.
You can see the line stretching past the official entrance, like it does currently for the Mine Train, but there are also people loitering in the area that would now be the canopy covered queue.
Am I seeing it wrong?
yaksplat
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The graveyard does have its caretaker. It just took him 47 years to get to the trees.
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SteamboatJoe
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Ahhhhh show building visible....immersion ruined! I demand free tickets for life!
Goofyernmost
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If we are on the same page... it is the same entrance now as it always has been (with the recent addition toward the end of the queue of the interactive stuff. It just had no cover at the time and it just appears to me that the picture was just taken on a slow day. They used to have those back then. But they might have eliminated the gardens etc. I really don't remember but, the view or the mansion was the same. To me nothing has moved as far as the queue line is concerned. More often then not, you could almost always walk quickly practically up to the doors, but, I always used to go there in February and, like I said, they used to have off seasons back then.
I just looked back at the walkway and I can see what you are thinking about, but, even though the last few feet of the queue was covered the walkway was still part of the queue. If I remember correctly, they covered about the same capacity as the "stretching room. But, again the difference now is that it is canopied all the way back to just after the
dock where the horseless hearse is located.
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ParksAndPixels
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