The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror (1935) Disney California Adventure

The tower in California is in Art Deco style.

The entrance to the attraction at California Adventure is similar to the tower in Florida. In both parks, the waiting area is in front of the hotel or leads alongside. In these versions, the journey begins with a stop at a mirror, where the occupants see themselves. The light gets darker and the visitors see themselves as ghosts. The elevator simulates an earthquake, after all, all occupants have disappeared in the reflection.

The next scene (the hallway scene) is almost identical to the version in Florida. The difference is that in this scene, the 5th Dimension Room is replaced. The elevator doors opposite are the only ones that remain visible after the light goes out. The entire room is wrapped in stars. The elevator doors at the end open, you can see the occupants who have disappeared during the night. A short time later, you fall a few meters yourself, so the show scenes are at a height of about 20 meters. After the fall, the cabin shoots up and the doors open. Shortly before you fall again, the driving photo is taken. Once again, the cabin travels to the top of the shaft, but plunges into the depths without stopping and the journey ends after another fall. In contrast to the Tower of Terror in Florida, there is a shaft that is a dark ride part and a drop shaft in one. For the loading process, the trolley is driven into a niche where visitors can get in and out. Two cars can run per shaft. There are a total of three shafts, all of which run parallel.

The exit is located at the same place as the entrance. When you get in, you first go through the first door, then briefly through a hallway and only then enter the driver's cabin. After getting off, you leave the attraction through the hallway. Those who have decided against a ride shortly before boarding (during the row division) can leave the attractions through the hallway without going into the cabin.