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| The Tower of Terror |
Trivia:
Before designing the ride, imagineers watched all 156 episodes of The
Twilight Zone... twice.
On the gate leading up to the Tower, look for an eviction notice and a keep
out sign
Just about every item in the library is from an episode of The Twilight Zone.
Look at the inspection sticker for the elevator it has the number 10259.
(October 2nd 1959. The date The Twilight Zone first aired.
The elevators drops from 155 feet, allowing a fall of 130ft with a 25ft
breaking area
When the Tower of Terror was being built, it was struck by lightning.
Before designing the ride, imagineers watched all 156 episodes of The
Twilight Zone... twice.
On the gate leading up to the Tower, look for an eviction notice and a keep
out sign
Just about every item in the library is from an episode of The Twilight Zone.
Look at the inspection sticker for the elevator it has the number 10259.
(October 2nd 1959. The date The Twilight Zone first aired.
The elevators drops from 155 feet, allowing a fall of 130ft with a 25ft
breaking area
When the Tower of Terror was being built, it was struck by lightning.
The attraction’s storyline is this: On Halloween night in 1939, a thundering storm descended on
Hollywood hills, trapping several guests in the lobby of the star-studded Hollywood Tower Hotel. A
party of five entered the elevator – a couple, a bellman, a child actress and her governess – and
with one crack of lightning, each of them vanished. Now, on a night “much like this,” guests are
welcome to follow in their footsteps and take a ride in a service elevator that leads “directly to …
The Twilight Zone.”
Hollywood hills, trapping several guests in the lobby of the star-studded Hollywood Tower Hotel. A
party of five entered the elevator – a couple, a bellman, a child actress and her governess – and
with one crack of lightning, each of them vanished. Now, on a night “much like this,” guests are
welcome to follow in their footsteps and take a ride in a service elevator that leads “directly to …
The Twilight Zone.”
