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The story behind the Disneyworld's Tower Terror goes something like this: on Halloween night, 1939, four guests and one bellhop were aboard an elevator at ...
The story behind the Disneyworld’s Tower Terror goes something like this: on Halloween night, 1939, four guests and one bellhop were aboard an elevator at the Hollywood Tower Hotel when the building was struck by lighting. They were never seen from again. Guests who now visit the Hollywood Tower are able to see the building as it was in 1939, with a few added cobwebs, and are invited to take a ride on the elevator, where they experience the same plunge that led to the apparent deaths of the five passengers in 1939. While the look of the Tower of Terror was likely inspired by any number of…
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