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Lack of San Francisco at DCA POST # 48
I'd like to see a NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS attraction in a recreation of this building, the Carson Mansion in EUREKA:
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It struck me that the Carson Mansion in Eureka, which I suggested would be a great building to house an attraction, looks a lot like Mystic Manor. I wonder how similar the ride will be to Haunted Mansion and Tower of Terror. Because it could work as the centerpiece of a San Francisco or Nor Cal themed land at DCA.
Last edited by CaliforniaAdventurer; 10-22-2009 at 09:59 PM.
I've actually never heard of Carson Mansion, but I've been to the Winchester Mystery House. That place has a lot of potential to be interpreted into an attraction. Doors that open to nowhere, windows in the floor, etc.
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I am actually from Eureka, and I must say that the Carson Mansion does have a very creepy side to it. Its owned by a group of old men that are in a club, and nobody really knows what its about. It'd make a perfect addition to DCA. It's very pretty, in a creepy sorta way haha.
That's an awesome idea......
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I think that would be a great addition to DCA, if they went the Mystic Manor route than traditional Haunted Mansion. I always wondered why a Winchester Myster House attraction has never been mention or even a Haunted Queen Mary attraction.
with no san fran area
where would a haunted house (my haunted mansion is over in DL)
be placed? Unless you made a haunted back lots ride, I don't see an area.
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hm.. maybe a haunted log cabin in the grizzly peak area.Originally Posted by DLFreak71
that would be cool
a cabin weekend that went all wrong
Quote by Al:
-Al LutzTo that end I'd like the Internet community to join me in reminding the Disney company that "it all started with Walt." As you can see below we've created some T-shirts, plus a few simple graphics that you can copy and paste into your websites to let folks know how you feel.
There's a pad left between Tower of Terror and Carsland.
Mystic Point, Ca, amalgamation of Victorian villages of California's North Coast?
true
but it would have to be Hollywood themed
cause it couldn't be bug life themed (even though having bugs in your house is scary).
TOT is loosely themed Hollywood (the stars went to that hotel and it was admist the hustle and bustle of early Hollywood - 1939)
Quote by Al:
-Al LutzTo that end I'd like the Internet community to join me in reminding the Disney company that "it all started with Walt." As you can see below we've created some T-shirts, plus a few simple graphics that you can copy and paste into your websites to let folks know how you feel.
Living in the Bay Area...I LOVE THIS IDEA!
Re: Carson Mansion: Mystic Manor for DCA? When I visited Eureka I took pics of Carson Mansion, it was beautiful. This explains why nobody knew what the place was. Maybe Dan Brown can place his next novel there.
Another good idea.
A new area, Mystic Point could transition you from Hollywood Tower Hotel to Carsland.
Anything cool at this point has my thumbs up.
But is there enough space to justify the transition having its own area, as opposed to "that little no-land's-land between A and B"?A new area, Mystic Point could transition you from Hollywood Tower Hotel to Carsland.
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