All 3 rides built by WGH Transportation Engineering: height, speed, inversions and ratings from riders who have been on them.
The Ghost Train at Adventure Coast Southport sits in the Steampunk Bay area. The tracked dark ride was built by WGH Transportation Engineering and opened in 1994 as Dungeons of Doom at Camelot Theme Park in Lancashire. It moved to Southport and reopened under its current name in 2013. Cars seat four riders, and children under 1.2 metres must ride with an adult.
Mischief Mansion is a ghost train at Flamingo Land in Malton, opened in 2001 in the building of the former Haunted Castle Railway. Riders in two-seat cars join the Little Monsters, Drac, Frank, Spook, Yeti and Mummy as they cause mischief through their mansion home. Scenery is painted in UV colours and animatronics bring the characters to life. The ride system comes from WGH Transportation Engineering. Riders under 1.07 metres need an adult with them.
Zombie is a zombie-themed ghost train at Ocean Beach Pleasure Park in South Shields, built by the British manufacturer WGH Transportation Engineering and opened in 2021. It replaced the earlier Ghost Hunt ride. Its sets, animatronics and some of its vehicles come from Shrieksville, the ghost train of the former Pleasure Island Family Theme Park.