Does anyone have any idea who composed the musical score for Phantom Theater? Was it a famous composer or a local - or even in house? Anyone know the name of the talented composed by any chance?

Have a great day!

Italian Chef

You Can Listen to the Music here: www.Randrdesign.com they are the ones who Wrote and Recorded the PT music

I Have been to that site a couple of times just to hear PT's Music...i always here that Music while iam in the Hanna-Barbera store.

You Can Listen to the Music here: www.Randrdesign.com they are the ones who Wrote and Recorded the PT music

Thank you Scooby Doo!

Hey No Prob Enjoy!

Im an idiot....I never really realized the actual music during Phantom Theatre. I know there was mucis and all...but I never really paid much attention to it...I always focused in on the characters.

Steve

Im an idiot!

The Phantom Theater Music was Cool it kinda reminded me of BeetleJuice..i love the Music to the Haunted Castle man cant wait til Next Month Finally get to Ride the Haunted Castle after all these long cold hard Snowy Months!

I am gonna have to go and check out that music...I am sure I will remember it..but I just never paid enough eteention during the ride to really notice the music...

Steve

Does anyone have any idea who composed the musical score for Phantom Theater? Was it a famous composer or a local - or even in house? Anyone know the name of the talented composed by any chance?

Have a great day!

Italian Chef

The Phantom Theater musical score and all of the theming and props were done by R and R creative amusement designs. They're located in Anaheim California.

What came first beetlejuice or phantom theater??

Beetlejuice! -Hauntguy

Beetlejuice came out when I was in high school and Phantom Theater, the best themed ride in the history of the Midwest, made its elegant premier when I was in college.

By the way, I love Scooby Doo and watch it with my son. I enjoy SDATHC with my wife, who usually beats me in points. BUT I MISS PHANTOM THEATER!!!!

It was such a charming and romantic ride. It had elements from Phantom of the Opera, the Haunted Mansion at Disney, and perhaps Beetlejuice. It was fun. It was spooky.

In conclusion, I miss Phantom Theater very much. Losing it was like getting laid off from a job or dumped from a girlfriend one really loved. And I have experience with both. Seriously!

May the Phantom Rise Again,

Italian Chef

May the Phantom Rise Again,

Italian Chef

Amen!

the best themed ride in the history of the Midwest,

Been to many other midwestern parks?

Yes, I have been to other amusement parks in the Midwest:

• The Beach Water Park
• Coney Island
• WonderPark (now defunct)
• Columbus Zoo (not an amusement park, but it has rides and will have more this year)
• Great Wolf Lodge
• CoCo Key Water Resort

And I think that is it.

Okay, maybe I sometimes exaggerate. I should've said the best of any amusement park that I have been to in the Midwest.

Best regards,

Italian Chef

Once upon a time, there was a grand theme park in the Midwest....

Then Paramount Parks bought KECO.

(The plopping sound you just heard was Mr. WooferBearATL fainting...)

You know, I might be crazy but I think it was Beetlejuice. I remember when I was little I would always talk about beetlejuice when I was in line.

Danny Elfman composed the music for the movie (and pretty much everyother Tim Burton film). Even in the park last year you could hear the theme song play occasionally.

Does anyone have any idea who composed the musical score for Phantom Theater? Was it a famous composer or a local - or even in house? Anyone know the name of the talented composed by any chance?

Have a great day!

Italian Chef

how do i hear the phantom theatre music score