:thumbsup: This has to be the BEST drop ride in the industry. From the moment you enter the courtyard you hear the screams and noise around. Upon entering the Hotel, you know you are in something only Disney could have done. Then you enter the study and while watching an old addition of Rod Serling’s “The Twilight Zone” the room moves you to the lower floor of the building. I will not give up the rest, but if you can, sit in the middle seat in the back row of the Elevator. This seat does not have a pull down restraint and the added excitement is beyond imagination. :king:

Theres nothing much i can say to describe Tower of Terror. Everybody knows it is an excellent ride. I was impressed with the new randomizer! It really does make every ride a different experience! I must have missed tower of terror 3 though because i only remember it going through 2 transformations. Is this really the 4th version? Anyway, i would rank this as the second best ride at Disney World. Rock n Roller Coaster is the best!

ok I was messing around the other time I did like this ride it was fun and stuff but the drop is not as big as other drop rides but the theme of the ride does make up for it!

This ride is fun. The view when they open the doors at the top was great. But its your basic free fall ride.

note: I was talking to my dad the other day about this ride and he reminded me how much fun it was. Its a great ride, I dont remember most aspects of it but I have changed my rating now that I have thought about it.

Best freefall ride they make by far!! The theme is incredible. I love this ride. The que line is good because its hard to get bored in it becuase theres so many things to look at. I like the story behind the ride too.

Finally a drop ride with theme.

WOW! This non- rollercoaster ride is the best at MGM.The theme is the best them I have ever seen. I love how u go into the "Hotel" and it looks like something from the 1920s. Its awesome with all the workers dressed as the hotel workers. I really like when u go in the library and the doors close and it shows the movie. What is awesome about it is that even if u ride it 10 times in a row, u still dont know when it is going to drop. And they keep adding more and more drops everytime i go. The worst part is standing in line. The best part is when u have droppped and u go back up and the doors open to reveal the whole park around u. It feels like u are flying. That is why everytime i go to Disney, i cant wait to ride it.

The best freefall ride that Ive been on. Kudos to Disney- they did a great job on the theming!

Awesome ride, atmosphere, and drop. Even the bell hops are great!

The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is the secondo best non roller coaster attraction Ive experienced, just slightly behind Spiderman at IOA. Yet, I can not stress enough how incredible this ride is. Its got some of the best theming Ive ever seen and the overall atmosphere of the ride is amazing. The outside queue is very well done, with the 1930s and 40s jazz music playing in the backround, and the massive palm trees towering overhead. The overgrown shrubs and trees, as well as the broken fountains and statues add to the spookiness of the environment. The inside queue is among the best Ive ever seen...its so extremely well detailed its almost unbelievable. The clip you watch on the tv that comes on with a bolt of lightning is really creepy, and helps set the mood for the rest of the attraction. The boiler room setting is excellent for the loading platform, and is one of my favorite parts of the experience. Has anyone besides me noticed that there is a plaque on the wall that is signed by the devil? Even the bellhops on this ride are...well...creepy! The elevator cars have only seatbelts that hold you in, and no matter where you sit in the elevator, you have a great view of the action. The sights, sounds, lighting, and ghosts you see and hear while traveling to the top of the tower are almost undescribable...especially when the elevator comes out of its shaft! After seeing the doors open to the second elevator shaft, you hear some pretty music that sounds as though it came from a harp and then Rod Serling saying "...in the tower of terror..." Suddenly, your elevator is pushed up dozens of feet very quickly and stops at the top of the tower for a brief moment (just long enough for you to look out the window) and then drops down to the Earth over and over and over again. The Tower of Terror is by far the greatest attraction at WDW, and is my second favorite non-coaster attraction anywhere. This ride alone is worth the money you pay to get into the park. Its simply an amazing ride! (Sorry for writing such a long review, )