When The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror started welcoming guests at Disney’s Hollywood Studios back in July 1994, dark and stormy nights became the norm around the Hollywood Tower Hotel. And all these years later, guests still get a scream out of their daily visits. Here’s a look at the lobby under construction in May 1994.
While four Disney Parks (Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney California Adventure park, Walt Disney Studios Park, and Tokyo DisneySea) have their own versions of The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, the attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is the original. This striking landmark at Walt Disney World Resort was constructed with 1,500 tons of steel, 145,800 cubic feet of concrete, and 27,000 roof tiles, and it stands 199 feet tall.
Still to this day inside The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, guests can’t wait to enter an episode that is somewhat unique and calls for a different kind of introduction.
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Rick Howard has lived on and around the Florida Coast for over 30 years. He's a Walt Disney World veteran, travel agency owner, blogger and social media junkie. Rick lives in Vero Beach with his wife Leslie and 2 teens who've grown up Disney. Along with frequent visits to the Disney Parks, Rick enjoys cruising on the Disney ships, and traveling the world in search of hotels with great views, restaurants with tasty food and bars with refreshing drinks.