Has anyone ever been on " the tower of terror?" did you like it? or was it too scary?

Question

Has anyone ever been on " the tower of terror?" did you like it? or was it too scary?

Answer 1

It's not scary, its more for kids than adults. But its fun! The house is neat.

Answer 2

OOOOOooo

your in for a treat!

That ride is soo much fun...its supposed to have this earie kinda feel to it because its a twilight zone type of ride....other than that is launches you high in the sky and drops you and thats basically it.

Answer 3

I've been on the Tower of Terror in Disneyland and Disney World. It is not scary; it is a lot of fun! It is programmed to drop at random intervals so that riders will have a different experience each time that they ride.

Answer 4

Well, I was either 9 or 10 and I was FREAKED! I remember it took us up to the top and a window opened so everyone was looking out the window bc it was a view of the whole park, except me bc I was telling my aunt who had been on it like 20 times to tell me when It would fall. the window was open for like 15 seconds I think, then WHHOOOOOSH we free fell! My eyes were closed the whole time and my but was off the seat cuz I weighed like 60 lbs and it felt like my stomach was in my throught. When we got off my aunt came up to me and her wrist was like bright red, I almost cut off her curculation from holding on to her so hard.

Answer 5

i been on that ride in disney down in florida; i went on it like 4 times! it is a lil scary @ first but i would really recommend it lol hoped that helped!

Answer 6

I love it. It wasn't scary. it was exciting i love how the ride is programmed to be different everytime you ride it.

Answer 7

I love that ride - - it's beautifully presented & not scary ...

check it out :

http://www.towerofterror.org/library.htm...

http://www.revver.com/video/146798/tower...

:o)

Answer 8

I have been on it. The attraction is themed to resemble the fictional Hollywood Tower Hotel. The story of the hotel, adapted from elements of the television series, includes the hotel being struck by lightning on October 31, 1939, mysteriously transporting an elevator car full of passengers to the Twilight Zone. The exterior of the attraction resembles an old hotel with a blackened scorch mark across the front of the facade where the lightning destroyed part of the building. All of the cast members wear a costume that resembles that of a 1930s bellhop. At over one thousand dollars  per uniform, it is the most expensive costume in the various theme parks.

At 199 feet, it is the second tallest attraction at the Walt Disney World Resort, shorter only than Expedition Everest's 199.5 feet. The Tower of Terror is 199 feet high at Walt Disney World because of FAA regulations that require a fixed red light beacon to be added to the top of any 200-foot or taller building. Imagineers thought that the beacon would take away from the hotel's 1939 theme. At the Disneyland Resort, the 183-foot attraction is the tallest attraction at the resort, as well as the tallest building in Anaheim. In Disneyland Resort Paris it is the second tallest attraction.