The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror<br />Join thrill-seekers at the mysterious Hollywood Tower Hotel for the ultimate adrenaline rush. For the longest 2 minutes of your life, rise and fall at terrifying speeds in the hotel's haunted elevator, again and again!<br />The Haunted Hotel<br />Cross the decrepit grounds of the once-elegant Hollywood Tower Hotel and wind your way into the abandoned lobby. Time has stood still since the night of October 31, 1939 when lightning mysteriously struck the tower, plunging 5 unfortunate elevator occupants into oblivion.<br />After passing through the dilapidated lobby, enter the creepy library, where the television plays a "lost" episode of The Twilight Zone. Rod Serling invites you to enter the elevator and discover the secret of the unfortunate 5's disappearance.<br />Do you dare?<br />The Service Elevator<br />Continue to the sinister boiler room, where the hotel bellhops encourage you a bit too cheerfully to strap yourself into one of the seats in the rickety service elevator. Rise up floor after floor in darkness as the elevator occasionally stops to provide a ghastly glimpse of those who disappeared that frightful night. The elevator stops at a vestibule in front of a large, ornate mirror, in which you can catch your reflection as Rod Serling speaks:<br />"Wave goodbye to the real world!"<br />Touches from The Twilight Zone<br />Throughout the attraction, you can find props from episodes of the original version of television's classic series, The Twilight Zone. These include:<br />A pair of broken spectacles from "Time Enough at Last" — a near-sighted bookworm is the sole survivor of a devastating war.<br />The broken stopwatch from "A Kind of a Stopwatch" — this is the stopwatch that can actually stop time!<br />A toy telephone from the episode "Long Distance Call" — 5-year-old Billy Bayles uses his toy telephone to talk to his dead grandmother.<br />The electric razor from the episode "A Thing About Machines" — a man's razor rises up like a snake and pursues him.<br />An antique radio from the episode "Static" — an old radio tunes in programs from the past.<br />And many more!
