The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror transports guests into the eerie world of the classic television series. Located on Sunset Boulevard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, this thrilling attraction invites guests to step into the haunted Hollywood Tower Hotel, where they experience a chilling journey filled with supernatural occurrences. Guests board a service elevator that plummets and rises unpredictably, creating a heart-pounding free-fall experience.
Tower of Terror Fast Facts
- Location: Sunset Boulevard In Disney’s Hollywood Studios
- Height Requirement: 40 inches
- Attraction Length: About 3 minutes
- Ride Type: Drop ride
- Lightning Lane Multi Pass: Yes
- Lightning Lane Single Pass: No
- Early Theme Park Entry Eligible: Yes
- Extended Evening Theme Park Hours Eligible: Yes
- Ride Switch Available: Yes
Queue
The queue for the Tower of Terror is a journey in itself, winding through the decrepit, overgrown gardens and into the hauntingly detailed lobby of the Hollywood Tower Hotel. In the library, you’ll watch a video from Rod Serling sharing the events that transpired in the Hollywood Tower Hotel on October 31, 1939, connecting it to the 5th Dimension. He explains that the hotel had reopened in 1994, and now you are invited inside. From there, you’ll be led to the final room of the queue where you board the elevators.
Accessibility
The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror features transfer-accessible vehicles for those who use wheelchairs or scooters. Guests must be able to transfer from their mobility device to the ride vehicle independently or with assistance from their party.
On-Ride Photo
An on-ride photo is available for the Tower of Terror. You’ll know it’s coming when you reach the top of the ride and the doors open to reveal the outside. The photo will be available to download on your My Disney Experience app if you’ve purchased Memory Maker.
Ride Tips
The Tower of Terror is one of the most popular attractions in Hollywood Studios, often having long wait times. It’s best to arrive early or use a Lightning Lane to reduce wait times. The ride is especially atmospheric at night, adding to the spooky experience – but you’ll want to plan to use a Lightning Lane to avoid a long wait!
Is Tower of Terror Kid-Friendly?
The Tower of Terror is best suited for older kids, teens, and adults who enjoy intense thrills and spooky themes. The height requirement and the ride’s frightening elements may not be suitable for very young children. However, kids who enjoy a good scare and are tall enough will likely find this ride to be an exciting and memorable adventure.
Best For:Â Big kids, pre-teens and above who won’t be scared by the spooky storyline and high level of thrills.
Will Tower of Terror Cause Motion Sickness?
With large drops and jerking pulls back upwards, Tower of Terror can absolutely cause motion sickness if you are prone to it. If it’s a must ride for you, make sure to wear a motion sickness bracelet or take an over-the-counter nausea remedy beforehand to avoid spending your day feeling ill.
