Now that the Halloween season has ended, one Disney park has shut down its version of the Haunted Mansion attraction. Here’s what guests need to know.The Haunted Mansion Around the WorldWalt Disney originally imagined Disneyland Resort’s Haunted Mansion as a walk-through “museum of the weird” attraction. That idea evolved into the iconic Omnimover-style dark ride that fans know today, and Imagineers intentionally struck a balance of silly and spooky elements that wouldn’t terrify guests. After years of development, The Haunted Mansion opened in New Orleans Square at Disneyland Park in 1969.Credit: Michael Gray, FlickrThe ride was an instant success, leading to the development of a unique Haunted Mansion attraction for the Liberty Square area at Magic Kingdom Park. That version opened alongside Walt Disney World Resort on October 1, 1971. Tokyo Disneyland debuted its own Haunted Mansion in 1983.As Imagineers developed Disneyland Paris Resort, they sought to incorporate a Haunted Mansion-style attraction into the Frontierland area of Disneyland Park. They eventually decided on a darker version of the now-iconic ride called Phantom Manor. Shanghai Disneyland followed suit in creating its own version of the Haunted Mansion called Mystic Manor. Due to cultural differences, this version is more fantasy-based and does not include references to spirits or the afterlife.Phantom Manor ClosureCredit: Disneyland ParisUnfortunately, Disney Park guests hoping to experience the darkest version of the Haunted Mansion will have to wait a few weeks. According to Disneyland Paris Resort’s website, Phantom Manor is now closed for refurbishment.Although the European Disney park doesn’t say when Phantom Manor will return, guests report that messaging at Disneyland Park indicates the Frontierland attraction will remain closed through November 14. X (formerly known as Twitter) user @DLPReport shared this photo of the ride behind construction walls: Phantom Manor ghosts worked overtime during Halloween. The residence is now closed for refurbishment until November 14 included. Phantom Manor ghosts worked overtime during Halloween. The residence is now closed for refurbishment until November 14 included. pic.twitter.com/NAmOyGQlQo— DLP Report (@DLPReport) November 3, 2025As of now, Phantom Manor is scheduled to reopen on November 15, 2025. However, before visiting, guests should check the operational calendar on Disneyland Paris Resort’s official website or mobile app.Have you ever been on Phantom Manor at Disneyland Paris? Share your experience with Inside the Magic in the comments! The post After Halloween, Disney Confirms Immediate Closure of Its Haunted Mansion appeared first on Inside the Magic.