FIRST LOOK: Portion of New Haunted Mansion Queue Visible at Disneyland, New Props & Decor

The courtyard area of the Haunted Mansion has reopened to guests at Disneyland Park, revealing portions of the new expanded queue, as well as newly-added props and decor.

New Haunted Mansion Queue Revealed

A group of people walk along a path beside a lush garden, with trees and plants flourishing under the clear sky. As part of the garden lies in shadow from a large tree, they notice it's near the entrance to the haunted mansion queue.

Construction walls have come down around this large tree just outside of the entrance to the Haunted Mansion, revealing the new courtyard area.

A large tree with spreading branches stands in front of a brick wall and wrought iron gate, reminiscent of a haunted mansion queue. Nearby, a lamppost casts an eerie glow over small plants, enveloped by lush greenery.

To the far right, you can see the regular entrance to The Haunted Mansion.

Two people stand near a brick walkway and metal railings, reminiscent of a haunted mansion queue. A large tree and lamp posts loom in the background, adding an eerie ambiance.
A man in a suit stands near a statue of a cat with raised paws, reminiscent of the eerie aura found in a haunted mansion queue. The area is surrounded by brick and metal railings, with hanging greenery in the background.
A bird sculpture perched on a brick pillar in the midst of a garden setting resembles something you'd find in the haunted mansion queue, surrounded by lush greenery and trailing branches.

Just behind the current entrance is where it breaks off into the new queue.

Amusement park entrance with green trees, a brick wall, and a decorative fountain welcomes you as the sunny day casts shadows on the haunted mansion queue under the clear blue sky.
A decorative garden wall reminiscent of a haunted mansion queue, adorned with hanging planters filled with purple flowers and greenery. The brick wall showcases ornate plaques and a central decorative metal piece.

A cemetery-style floral planter is built into the brick wall.

A sunny outdoor scene with buildings, trees, and a green umbrella-shaded seating area evokes the charm of a quaint village, much like a haunted mansion queue. A person sits in a covered walkway on the left under the clear blue sky above.
View of a themed haunted mansion with classical architecture, surrounded by trees and construction barriers, under a clear blue sky.
A worker in an orange vest stands behind a fence near the haunted mansion queue, a brick and wrought iron structure surrounded by trees.

From the Disneyland Railroad station, the new queue structures are visible, including a small wrought-iron gazebo.

A brick wall with a wrought iron fence encloses a garden area reminiscent of a haunted mansion queue, complete with trees, a gazebo, and decorative elements.
A brick and metal gazebo with ornate ironwork stands in a garden, reminiscent of a haunted mansion queue, surrounded by a hedge and trees under a clear blue sky. Two people in orange vests work nearby.

The area by the small gazebo is unblocked, allowing for a peek inside.

Workers in orange vests stand near a fenced outdoor area with tables, brick walls, and trees, prepping the haunted mansion queue.
A wrought iron fence lines the haunted mansion queue, weaving through a garden with dense foliage and a decorative gazebo. Brick pillars firmly support the fence, adding an air of mystery.

The Haunted Mansion queue is undergoing a transformation and currently, Haunted Mansion Holiday is operating with a virtual queue.

The expanded grounds queue will still include the pet cemetery and hearse. The new gardens will be inspired by Master Gracey, Madame Leota, and the one-eyed cat. Each will have unique elements like a water fountain, gazebo, statuary, and greenhouse.

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