Grand Hall

The Doom Buggies leave Séance Circle and travel onto a balcony overlooking the aptly named Grand Hall. A group of otherworldly revelers have gathered at a long banquet table to celebrate a swinging wake.

The guests slowly fade in and out of sight, seemingly in time with the hostess's repeated attempts to extinguish the candles on a "death-day" cake.

Other swinging specters enjoy spirits of a different kind while sitting atop an ornate chandelier high above the table. Wispy wraiths fly in and out fo the room through the upper windows as lightning flashes behind them.

And a steady stream of ghostly guests pours in from a hearse parked just outside the hall, eager to join the fun.

At the opposite end of the hall, couples dance the night away as an organist plays "Grim Grinning Ghosts," this time arranged as a waltz, on an enormous pipe organ.

Screaming skulls, not musical notes, can be seen pouring from the pipes and vanishing into thin air.

On a wall above the dance floor hang the portraits of two pistol-weilding duelists. Their spirits emerge from the portraits in an eternal attempt to settle thier score long after their deaths. It is truly a party to die for.