Goosebumps HorrorLand Fright Show was an attraction at Disney's MGM Studios in Walt Disney World and ran from October 8, 1997 to November 1, 1998. The show is based on the R.L. Stine's best selling book series Goosebumps, featuring some of the monsters from the franchise.
Plot[]
The show starts like the TV show opening, with a man in black clothing (who happens to be R.L. Stine) walking with a suitcase as the theme song plays. After the man goes behind the curtain, Amaz-O the Magician (from Bad Hare Day) pops out to start his magic act. He calls up two kids from the audience to do his arm cutting trick. After successfully completing the trick, Amaz-O has the kids try another trick where they step into a box with a lowering layer of spikes. While the kids are inside, Amaz-O is unable to open the door in time to let the kids out.
After the spikes raise back up, Amaz-O opens the door to reveal Slappy (from the Night of the Living Dummy series) inside. Amaz-O demands an answer for where the kids are, as Slappy replies by saying that he will make the audience his Slaves. Amaz-O tries to make Slappy dissappear, but instead makes Curly the Skeleton (the skeleton mascot of Goosebumps) appear above the stage. Curly then announces the arrival of the Mummy of Prince Khor-Ru (from Return of the Mummy) as he appears from the stage. Slappy and Khor-Ru attack Amaz-O, throwing him into a cage. The monsters then do a little magic trick of their own on the cage which makes Cuddles the Hamster (from Monster Blood II) appear from the cage.
Curly announces that he and his monster friends will keep the audience prisoners, until the Lord High Executioner (from A Night in Terror Tower) and the Haunted Mask (from the book of the same name), and the old man mask from (The Haunted Mask II) come out from the curtain and scare Slappy, Curly, Prince Khor-Ru and Cuddles away. It is then revealed that the Executioner is actually Amaz-O in disguise and the two kids take off the Haunted Masks as they are safe. Amaz-O then tells the people to check out the Goosebumps Funhouse and the show ends.
Trivia[]
- When the show was first announced, R.L. Stine's wife, Jane, stated that her husband said that "taking Goosebumps to Disneyland is like going to heaven." Stine himself is a major Disney fan.
- Music from The Nightmare Before Christmas can be heard throughout the show.
- Slappy's appearance in the show is based on his appearance from the TV series adaptation, and he even shares the same voice from the TV show, where he was voiced by Cal Dodd.
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