Rotten Tomatoes Score for Disney’s Haunted Mansion Out Now

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Haunted Mansion

Rotten Tomatoes Score for Disney’s Haunted Mansion Out Now

The review embargo for Disney’s Haunted Mansion has lifted, and the critics have spoken. The Haunted Mansion has its first Rotten Tomatoes score and it’s a bit lower than expected. As of the date and time of this writing the Haunted Mansion is scoring a 46% with 92 ratings. There is no audience score as of yet, since the film opens tomorrow.

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The critic consensus on the film is “Haunted Mansion‘s talented cast makes the movie a pleasant enough destination, although it’s neither scary nor funny enough to wholeheartedly recommend.” Haunted Mansion will have its work cut out for it this weekend, heading up against Barbie and Oppenheimer, two films that could carry considerable momentum into this weekend.

Haunted Mansion has assembled an all star cast including LaKeith Stanfield, Tiffany Haddish, Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rosario Dawson, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Jared Leto. The film is directed by Justin Simien and written by Katie Dippold. Haunted Mansion is rated PG-13 for scary action and has a runtime of 2 hours 2 minutes.


Will the critic ratings deter you from entering your own doom buggy this weekend? Do you think Haunted Mansion can overtake Barbie in the weekend box office? Let us know your thoughts on a comment.

A Brief History of Disney’s Haunted Mansion Attraction

The Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland has a fascinating history that spans several decades. It all began with Walt Disney’s vision for a spooky, yet entertaining attraction. The concept for the Haunted Mansion was first introduced in the late 1950s, and development continued through the 1960s.

However, due to technological limitations and the scope of the project, the ride’s construction was repeatedly delayed. It wasn’t until August 9, 1969, that the Haunted Mansion finally opened its doors to the public in New Orleans Square at Disneyland, becoming one of the park’s most iconic and beloved attractions.

The Haunted Mansion’s design evolved over the years, with contributions from several Imagineers, including Marc Davis and Claude Coats. Its distinct mix of eerie elements, intricate storytelling, and captivating special effects quickly made it a favorite among park-goers. The ride’s “Doom Buggies” system, developed to transport guests through the haunted scenes, proved to be a groundbreaking innovation in themed entertainment.

As the years passed, the Haunted Mansion received updates, including the addition of new characters and effects. Its popularity even led to the creation of similar attractions in other Disney parks worldwide, solidifying its status as a timeless classic and a must-visit experience for generations of Disneyland visitors.


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