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Source: Undercover Tourist
When you enter the Hollywood Tower Hotel you’ll immediately feel like you have stepped back in time to the Golden Age of Hollywood, except for one thing…the hotel is now eerily deserted. The lobby is covered with lovely antiques - some of them genuine - with oldies by Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington and the like playing in the background.
From the lobby of The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™ Attraction, guests will move into the library. You’ll have a few moments to look around before the door closes and lights go out. Take this time to check out some really cool props from The Twilight Zone episodes. The television will turn on and Rod Serling will tell the story of the Hollywood Tower Hotel in its heyday, and the fateful night when 5 unlucky souls were riding the maintenance elevator when a violent storm struck the building. In this room, look at the props on the bookcase representing various Twilight Zone episodes.
When the lights come back on and doors open, you’ll move to the boiler room of the hotel where you’ll board a 1917 service elevator. The elevator doors close and the fun begins…into The Twilight Zone. While traveling through The Twlight Zone, you'll encounter the souls stuck in this strange mix of space and time. Then, you'll take a drop into the unknown!
The “thrill” part of the ride takes you through a series of ups and downs that are randomly selected by a computer so you’ll never know which version of the ride you’re about to experience. One word...AWESOME! It may seem like it would be scary for the little ones, but Tad and Lily LOVE it.
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™ Attraction is located at the very end of Sunset Boulevard in Disney's Hollywood Studios® and lasts about 8 minutes. Seats on the “elevator” have individual lap seat belts. Guests must transfer from motorized scooter or ECV to an available wheelchair, then from the wheelchair to the attraction/ride vehicle.
Source: Undercover Tourist
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