Overview
- Construction walls that came down on July 19, 2026, revealed a rearranged graveyard in the Haunted Mansion queue with several headstones moved forward in the plot.
- The long-standing headstone for “a man named Martin” is no longer visible from the uncovered section and its fate has not been confirmed by Disney.
- Uncle Theodore, Cousin Algernon, and Our Dreamy Dorothea were notably repositioned while a number of nearby monuments such as Cousin Huet and Madame Leota appear unchanged.
- Wooden boards covering strips of the concrete walkway near the foyer doors suggest crews have been accessing utilities beneath the queue during overnight work.
- The attraction remains open during the work and the changes are part of broader Haunted Mansion exterior work tied to the Piston Peak National Park project, which may change sightlines and require further adjustments that guests and preservation-minded fans should watch for.