The new Haunted Mansion gift shop, Madame Leota’s Somewhere Beyond, is now open at Disneyland park.

New Haunted Mansion Gift Shop Opens

A storefront with wooden doors open, people inside browsing. A hanging sign reads "Southern Plains Trading Co." People are walking by on the sidewalk, where whispers of Madame Leota's mystique merge with the charm of a Haunted Mansion tale.
A green and wood-themed shop with open double doors echoes the charm of Disneyland. People browse inside, while potted plants create a lush entrance. A round window and hanging decor reminiscent of Madame Leota's room add a mystical touch to the wall display.

Guests enter the old carriage house that was once home to Madame Leota.

A woman in a teal and purple costume stands in the Haunted Mansion Gift Shop near shelves of stuffed animals, wearing a black mask and a name tag.

Cast Members have new costumes custom for this shop, which include outfits in shades of purple along with shimmery cloaks.

A bustling gift shop reminiscent of the Haunted Mansion, with customers browsing among eerie decor. Hanging lanterns cast ghostly shadows across a rustic wooden ceiling, as staff assist visitors at the counter amidst enchanting merchandise displays.

The shop is full of candles, lanterns, and items that presumably used to belong to Leota. The tops of the shelves are draped in fabric and stacked with various mystical items.

A shop interior reminiscent of a Haunted Mansion features a blue crystal ball on a decorated table in the foreground, while people browse merchandise under a stained glass lamp. Madame Leota seems to have left her touch in this enchanting Disneyland-like setting.
A crystal ball on an ornate stand sits on a purple velvet cloth, echoing the mystical aura of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion. The soft, warm lighting and decorative hanging lanterns whisper secrets of Madame Leota's enchanting presence.
A large, translucent crystal ball reminiscent of Madame Leota's in Disneyland's Haunted Mansion rests on an ornate metallic stand, set against a deep blue velvet background.

Madame Leota is said to visit from time to time from her crystal ball in the Mansion to this one in the shop.

A retail display inspired by Disneyland's Haunted Mansion showcases various black and white patterned shirts, drinkware, and themed merchandise on shelves and racks, capturing the mystical essence of Madame Leota.
A framed painting and a sculpture of busts with cone-shaped hats sit on a display shelf, reminiscent of the enigmatic charm found in Disneyland's Haunted Mansion.
Framed artwork featuring a design reminiscent of the Haunted Mansion, complete with a top hat, cane, and intricate patterns, displayed on a stand between shelves.
A ghostly figurine on a shelf, with a flowing blue dress, stands in front of intricate gothic-themed decorations, reminiscent of Madame Leota's presence in Disneyland's Haunted Mansion.

The shop sells Haunted Mansion and “The Nightmare Before Christmas” merchandise.

A sign reads "Spiritual Oils" in a vintage style, reminiscent of the charm found in Disneyland's Haunted Mansion. Below is a decorative board with an alphabet and illustrations, evoking mystical themes akin to those of Madame Leota.
Shelves displaying ornate jars, tall candles, beaded necklaces, and tarot cards framed on the wall evoke the mystical ambiance of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, reminiscent of the enigmatic charm of Madame Leota.
A dimly lit fortune-telling corner features a sign for palmistry readings, a decorative hand, and a glowing lamp reminiscent of Madame Leota's séance room. An Ouija board art piece is displayed on the purple wall, echoing the mystique of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion.

Madame Leota’s old supplies are still here, from a Ouija board to tarot cards. Signs advertise palm readings and potions for sale.

A wooden shelf holds a vintage string instrument and a framed painting of a ghostly figure in a white dress. Echoes of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion linger as the walls and ceiling, painted in purple and brown tones, invite you to Madame Leota's Somewhere Beyond.

A ghostly bride can be seen in a few photos and paintings in the shop. She distinctly does not resemble the current version of Constance Hatchaway.

A rustic shelf in a haunted mansion displays a draped cloth, books, a lit candle, a statue reminiscent of Madame Leota, and flowers. An open wooden box serves as a backdrop while wood beams are visible above.

There are several instruments throughout the shop, evocative of Leota’s séance scene on the ride.

An ornate wooden shelf with decorative molding, reminiscent of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, holds a mirror, drum, candlesticks, and books, all set against a purple wall.
An intricately decorated shelf featuring a large ornate mirror reminiscent of Disneyland's Haunted Mansion, with candles, framed pictures, and decorative items against a purple wall.
A framed painting of a ghostly figure adorns the purple wall, evoking the charm of a haunted mansion. Below, decorative candles, books, and flowers sit on a shelf—a perfect setup for any ghostly gift shop display.

Another bride painting can be seen above.

A whimsical clock with a 13-hour face, reminiscent of Madame Leota's parlor in the Haunted Mansion, is mounted on a decorative frame beneath a rustic wooden ceiling. Several framed pictures are displayed above it, evoking the enchanting spirit of Disneyland.

A 13-hour clock like the one in the Mansion can be spotted.

A shelf displays seven unlit candles, a glass orb, and decorative items reminiscent of the Haunted Mansion's eerie elegance, with tarot card illustrations on the wall behind.

There are several crystal balls throughout the shop. This one is perched over snakes meant to look like the serpent door handles.

Watch our video tour of the Haunted Mansion gift shop, Madame Leota’s Somewhere Beyond, below.

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