Random Creepy Stories And Legends About Disneyland (16 items)

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  (#14) About Those It's A Small World Dolls...

  Disneyland employees have shared stories about the It's a Small World dolls changing positions, disappearing, or coming to life. Some have said their hair even appears to grow.

  However, even without those tall tales, the dolls are still creepy all on their own. 
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  (#6) The Lady In White

  Disneyland wasn't always Disneyland. 

  A legend tells of a mysterious "Lady in White" in turn-of-the-century clothing who perished in the early 1900s on the land where Disneyland stands today. She allegedly walks Main Street, appearing in and near stores.
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  (#10) It's A Haunted World After All

  The Haunted Mansion isn't the only spooky ride at Disneyland. In a viral meme, a guest describes a first-hand account of riding It's a Small World in 1999, when it suddenly stopped, the lights came on, and everyone was asked to exit the boats. The guest's mother decided to take some pictures to use up the film roll on their camera and snapped a picture of what looks like a child dangling from the rafters.

  Some believe that a kid took their life. Others blame mischievous cast members. Or the image may be a hoax.
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  (#13) Most Enduring Haunted Mansion Ghost

  This rumor has lingered for decades: a person who visited the Haunted Mansion prior to its official opening in 1969 found the attraction so scary that they had a heart attack and died; the ride was remade to be less frightening.

  Perhaps this person has become one of the many real ghosts spotted in or near the Haunted Mansion.
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  (#12) The Crying Boy At The Exit

  Here's another legend. A small boy has been seen crying near the exit of the Haunted Mansion.

  Some believe he’s the ghost of a child whose ashes were scattered at the ride. 
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  (#2) There's A Ghost Rider On Space Mountain

  Single rider? No problem! The ghost of Game of Thrones raider Tormund Giantsbane - or at least someone who looks like him - is said to sometimes sit next to riders. The apparition is described as a large man with reddish hair.

  He’s supposedly the ghost of a deceased guest who died on the ride back in the '70s. He politely disappears before the end of the ride. 

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