Madame Leota's Tombstone Uncovered During Haunted Mansion Construction at Magic Kingdom

Crews have adjusted the scrim and scaffolding in The Haunted Mansion queue at Magic Kingdom so Madame Leota’s tombstone is no longer covered. Scrim was wrapped around the tombstone just a few days ago.

Madame Leota’s Tombstone Uncovered

The scrim is now right next to the tombstone but guests can once again see Leota’s face. Last month, Disney filed two permits for construction at the Haunted Mansion and scaffolding covered in green scrim went up soon after. The scaffolding and scrim wrap over the queue from the graveyard across the mansion’s front lawn.

There were already construction walls in this area. The first sign of construction around the mansion came last summer when markers lined the graveyard. The construction is reportedly for an expansion of the facade next to the graveyard.

Haunted Mansion Scaffolding

Scaffolding has been expanded along the front of the Haunted Mansion building.

Scaffolding has been expanded along the front of the building, too. It now wraps all the way around next to the exit queue. Plants were removed from the mansion’s lawn before scaffolding and scrim went up.