The third Haunted Mansion trading card featuring its characters and the Cast Members who brought them to life is now available at Disneyland Resort exclusively for Magic Key holders.
You can pick up the cards each week at Disneyana on Main Street, U.S.A. in Disneyland Park.
Casket Screamer & X Atencio Haunted Mansion Trading Card
The third card in this four-card collection celebrates the Casket Screamer trapped in the mansion’s Conservatory, voiced by former animator-turned-Imagineer X Atencio.
Each card in the collection is lenticular, and shows two different images depending on the angle of the card.
This card includes an illustration of the Casket Screamer, and then changes to an artistic portrait of Atencio.
The back of the card shares more information about Atencio’s contributions to the Mansion, as he not only provides the cries for help from the person stuck in the casket, but he also wrote the narration and song lyrics for The Haunted Mansion, as well as Pirates of the Caribbean.
Haunted Mansion Trading Cards
The four cards will be available one at a time to Magic Key Holders at Disneyland Resort during the month of September. Each week, a new card is released, with a new Mansion character and Cast Member on it.
The Disneyland Magic Key Instagram page previously shared a video of the Madame Leota card changing to Eleanor Audley, who voiced Leota. Now that we’re three cards into the four-card set, it’s safe to assume this will be the final card released. The two previous cards in the set celebrated Disney Legend Thurl Ravenscroft as the Singing Bust named Uncle Theodore, and Paul Frees as the Ghost Host.
The complimentary Haunted Mansion trading cards are available during regular operating hours at Disneyana, now through September 28, on Mondays through Thursdays only.
The Haunted Mansion
The Haunted Mansion has become one of Disney’s most iconic attractions since its opening at Disneyland in 1969 and on opening day at Walt Disney World in 1971. A clone of the Walt Disney World attraction opened at Tokyo Disneyland in 1983, and the ride has even served as the inspiration for a number of Disney attractions across the globe, including Phantom Manor and Mystic Manor.
The atmospheric ride strikes a delicate blend between funny and frightening that has charmed generations. The Disneyland version of the attraction received a major addition in 2015 when the Hatbox Ghost, an original effect removed from the ride due to technical difficulties, was re-added.
The Hatbox Ghost is due to debut at the Magic Kingdom version of the Haunted Mansion in late November as part of the larger refurbishment that provided an updated look for Madame Leota, but he was not present when the ride recently re-opened. The Hatbox Ghost will occupy the Endless Hallway in the Walt Disney World mansion.
Disneyland recently revealed that they would be expanding the grounds of their Haunted Mansion to include a new gift shop and gardens.
ColourPop Cosmetics recently released a new makeup collection inspired by the live-action “Haunted Mansion” movie.
Did you make it out to Disneyland to pick up this week’s card? Have you been collecting all of the Haunted Mansion trading cards so far? Let us know in the comments.
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