When can we expect a part 2? Got us on a cliffhanger lol

Part 2 premieres on Tuesday at noon! (Pacific time)

Alex the Historian Awesome, I’ll be there. Will there be a part 3? Basically asking if this is going to become a series.

Just a part 2

Alex the Historian gotcha

That's freaking cool😳

Is this a true story!? I believe it! I’d love if someone who knows his name can post it for us here.

That's actually a really cute story!

Send him my best, I miss the Shoe.

@@AlextheHistorian I sure will, I have a sneaking suspicion he likes to hang out with us at Riverbelle at times lol

Worked at Riverbelle when it was quick service, we had a hot window against the wall where food was passed through to on-stage cast members. Late after closing, you could often see a dark shadow walk past the window, against the stoves. Real eerie.

Have you ever seen a ghost?? Did you report your studies for the public anywhere??

Or help you find the Chamber of Secrets

Absolutely! People ask how I wasn't too scared to go back, but the more activity you experience the easier it is when you see the next thing and the next. Not that its any less scary...but you become used to working in an environment that surprises you. Im sure you can relate to that.

Mr one way

All those ghost cctv vids including Mr one way were revealed to be fake by the creator. Offhand just made a video about it.

Well the laughing man and Don Novis sure explain some things. But my coworker and I HAVE seen the little girl. She and I both saw her together and several times I've heard the little girl running around the stage, pushing the curtains, giggling. Guests have said they've seen the girl. I know she's not legend.

Nobody except us interacted with her. And I dont recall the family even looking at her.

Thank you so much! Yes if you ever stay closer to closing time, you should try to visit the Golden Horseshoe before it closes for the night (it used to close an hour or half hour before the park back in my time there). And if I were you, I would go in before it closes, have a seat upstairs away from other people and just try to sense the atmosphere...it might help if you sit closer to the door of Freddy's room lol. EDIT: You'll hear about Freddy's Room in Part 2

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Thank you Maria! Part 2 will publish on Tuesday!

Alex the Historian Yay! I can hardly wait! 👻

Im excited to share Part 2, it will publish on Tuesday the 13th. I've never experienced any hauntings in Walt's apartment, but I have seen things in City Hall, though it wasn't significant enough to make it into the videos.

I've always wanted to see Disneyland Paris, but I don't have the money to travel so far.

Thanks! That's great to hear

Wow thanks! Thats a big compliment!

Thanks 👍

Lol

@@AlextheHistorian And yes, I do still regularly watch your videos ;)

@@MatecaCorp ah, but do you transcribe them? That's the real question!

Alex the Historian the answer to that real question is no

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Thank you, you too! And yes, very magical indeed!

Yes there's a few stories I've heard from Cast Members in the haunted mansion. One in particular was when the ride was closing, they did a walk-through of the ride to make sure everything was clear for the night. They had all the flood lights on, and when they reached the Séance Circle with Madame Leota, the lights suddenly shut off. They radioed to the control room and asked them to turn the lights back on, but the person in the control room said the lights were on according to the position of the switch. When they managed to exit the room, the lights turned back on behind them. Normally someone would think this was a prank, but shutting off the flood lights when a cast member is performing a safety check is a serious offense, since a single mis-step can make a cast member fall up to 10 feet depending on where they are in the ride. So the cast members were certain the girl in the control room wasn't playing around.

Alex the Historian thank you so much for your response . I’ve always been curious because at WDW, cast members talked about the “Man with the cane” and other weird situations that have occurred over at Florida’s mansion. Thank you for all you do and your hard work putting these videos together. Would love to hear more stories like this about different attractions at Disneyland

Its unfortunate that I dont know many of them. Only what I've seen

Funny enough, I never was afraid to work at Golden Horseshoe, despite the scary stuff I talk about in Part 2. I just came to love it even more

@@AlextheHistorian I didn't have any scary stuff happen, but it did concern me at first, but nothing ever happened, just saw them.

Part 2 will publish tomorrow. And thats the final video. I wanted these videos to publish well before Halloween because after Halloween, most people lose interest in videos like this until the next year...so I had to publish the videos so they could ride that wave as long as possible.

Me 2 lol I am chicken.

I was pretty freaked out at the time but, after working at Haunted Disneyland for six years, ghost experiences just became so normal for me that when I look back on it, it doesn't scare me anymore 😅 Part 2 has scarier experiences in it than this!

@@AlextheHistorian As the Haunted Mansion would say/sing, "Happy Haunts materialize & begin to vocalize. Grim Grinning Ghosts come out to socialize." Clearly, the little blond chose to acclimate/attach herself to the last family eating at the Golden Horseshoe for the evening (How the family casually ate with her sitting with them without saying anything whilst in her presence also raises suspicion, especially once the parents later told Alex & his coworker that they didn't have a daughter & that they had only came in with their son, yet not one of the 3 of them - neither the mom nor dad, or even the son - were seemingly alarmed that some mysterious blond girl they didn't recognize was just randomly joining them at their table without any known parental/caregiver supervision) & upon hearing mention of her being discussed out of earshot (since it would make sense for spirits to have extra-sensory hearing, which is likely how they're able to get away with making noise or pulling light pranks on "foolish mortal" Cast Members that are alone with them, only to go suddenly silent whenever the Cast Members actively attempted to investigate the ethereal happenings), decided to have a bit of playful fun with Alex & his coworker by striking up a conversation that brought up the question as to if the classic Frontierland restaurant was, indeed, genuinely haunted & after Alex & his coworker apparently tried to calm her concern to avoid possibly upsetting her (as they had innocently yet mistakenly assumed she was legitimately part of the family she was sitting by, as she had stayed with the parents & their son the whole time) or else, possibly getting in trouble with company management by bringing up the resident spooks during operating hours (given that talking about suspected ghosts when they're not in any manner associated with New Orleans Square might make actual guests visiting the park feel uneasy/paranoid), she flatly subtly informs them of her otherworldly existence by outright telling them that she's seen a ghost (with each of them blissfully unaware at the moment that the girl herself most likely is the exact same spirit they themselves had been privately, covertly talking about).

@TherealRNO ...I dont know if you're asking a question, restating what happened, or mocking me...because there's a whole lot of redundancy in your comment. All I can say is: it was a situation we couldn't explain. The family didn't see her, she seemed only visible to us, and we were the only people she interacted with, and she vanished from the restaurant. We were standing by the downstairs door after our encounter with her and she never left the restaurant, not before or after the family of three. I can't explain the logic behind what had happened, which is why it made it to this video.

@@AlextheHistorian I was not trying to mock you (my humble apologies if it came out sounding that way), nor really asking a question (although, you did clarify that you & your coworker were the only ones to see the blond girl ghost, which thereby explains how the family didn't register her presence right next to them, which I was slightly confused by at first, given that they surely would've said something to you or your coworker if they had seen her also, unless they refrained from doing so to avoid possibly appearing crazy for talking about strange ethereal manifestations; ~Fair Warning: Light playful teasing ahead~ Now, how the family in question didn't quizzically raise eyebrows your direction & inwardly question your sanity for talking to an paranormal entity they themselves couldn't physically see [or maybe they did, but they still naturally respected your dignity enough by not broaching the strange subject, at least not until you directly asked them about the girl as they were leaving] also boggles the mind), I was simply merely reiterating what happened before making a brief statement/analysis/assessment of the situation at-hand, meanwhile prefacing it with lyrics from _Grim Grinning Ghosts_ for some light-hearted fun as a lead-in.

The family didn't see us talking to the little girl because we were in the corner of the room, behind their view, about 15 feet away. It also wouldn't have been easy to hear us speaking, over the background music of the restaurant and over their own interactions and eating. Most people at Disneyland don't even notice the presence of a busser because our job was to stay out of sight and out of mind unless needed.

Thank you!

Most places that people tell me are haunted, I generally don't feel anything either. For instance, the RMS Queen Mary...I've visited that ship a dozen times in my life...I've stayed aboard it all day, wandering the corridors and abandoned rooms, never once have I seen a ghost or felt an eerie atmosphere. I've even been inside the supposed "most haunted room" aboard the ship, and never got the sense that it was haunted. But there are some places...very few...but some...that just make my hair stand on end.

Thanks! What video did Offhand mention me in?

Wow, thanks Steven!

Which building was this in? I used to be a steward for Carsland, Buena Vista Street, Pacific Wharf and Trattoria. What did the person sitting look like?

@@AlextheHistorian The Special events building is the green Warehouse located behind Radiator Springs Racers adjacent to the Disney Orchestra Building that is next to the shuttle stop. The person seemed to be wearing a white collar Shirt, black pants. So far no malicious events were reported there but in the storage room and kitchen area, a receiver once told me about times where beer cans would be flung and thrown against the cage or the wall, papers being thrown. But I do have a funny story, me and a fellow cast member walked from DCA to Disneyland and we were walking in FantasyLand near It's a Small World. It's around 12:40 mostly all the lights are off,no music than all of a sudden we both jumped up high in the air out of fear when they tested the Audio, we were looking for ghost but eventually we headed to TDA. I heard that splashing could be heard in Rivers Of America at late hours of the night. Some say it's the ducks but others say it's the spirits of the 2 Brothers that drown there. Anyways that all that happened to me when I worked at DCA. It was a fun working there and everyday was different than the day before.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Part 2 and Part 3 are already completed. You can find a link to part 2 at the end of the video or in the description.

@@AlextheHistorian i just finished all 3 Flabbergasted Ty so much!!!

Thank you! Have a Happy Halloween!

You're welcome!

Dallin is such a nice guy. Whenever I chat with him he's really just so pleasant!

@@AlextheHistorian He really comes off that way in his videos! He feels like someone that if I met at a Disney Park randomly and recognized him, we could spend a lot of time just nerding out about all the cool stuff we love about them!

He really would, my friends have met him in person for their channel projects and he is just the best. He's agreed to cameo on my channel in the past, though I didn't end up needing the cameo.

@@AlextheHistorian that's awesome to hear! If my finances ever say travelling to a Disney Park is doable again, I'll hope that he shows up, because that would be a dream come true for me! (Same with meeting people like Provost Park Pass, TPMVids, FreshBaked, or the peeps at Disney Food Blog, all great Disneytubers like yourself)

I mean its really on a ghost by ghost basis lol. The little blonde girl I assume was once a guest, the ghost in the tunnel I assume was a cast member, the ghost in the bathroom I assume was a guest or cast member, and the ghost on the trail...well either of the two. The Dominguez family only owned the land that is now considered Adventureland, so with the rest of the park extending past that plot...it could be anyone else, it doesn't exactly mean it's them. But I can't discount it either. I guess what I'm trying to say is that I don't believe all the ghosts in the park come from one place or family. And in Part 2 you will hear about a ghost who was believed to be a cast member.

@@AlextheHistorian thanks for your answer.. cant wait for second part!

Fascinating! Sometimes they can see things before they happen.

I'm not sure.

@@AlextheHistorian got it thanks maybe the sagest thing fir me to do is to not use the spiels. I could also change the location to the east coast and invent my own theme park but that's impossible for me to do since, I've got my heart set in Anaheim for my story and it's hard to change something I've been writing now for 8yrs. now. something just came to me about a solution I'll keep you abreast.

When I worked at the Golden Horseshoe, if the restaurant wasn't busy enough, we would close the second level until it did get busy enough. This is because there is usually only 1 busser on duty to keep the place clean, and it's a lot easier to keep the place clean if people are all downstairs. We would open the restaurant at 11am but I wouldn't end up opening the upper floor until 1pm or sometimes not at all.

Each tower has a lobby, but the main check-in lobby is in the Fantasy Tower (themed after Fantasyland)

@@AlextheHistorian sorry it was in the frontier tower. I def went behind a little gate and went downstairs

Not many experience hauntings at Disneyland

@@AlextheHistorian Don't get me wrong. I like ghost stories, but never witnessed one in the park while visiting or working.

I understand, most people i worked with didn't either.

I first posted videos about these stories about 2 years ago. I re-made the video and posted it yesterday, but due to sound quality, I had to do some fixes. So this is an all-new, freshly recorded video 🙂

@@AlextheHistorian well I still love them. 😀 Well done. I thought it was just deja vu. I saw it was a reupload and I thought it was a reupload from this year. Still, very good. Brava.

Thanks! Part 2 will publish Tomorrow (Tuesday)!