Name: ディズニーのタワーオブテラーの秘密トップ10 - その仕組み (Top 10 Secrets of Disney's Tower of Terror - How it works)
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It’s a normal day at the Hollywood Tower Hotel, but that all changes with a little

flash of lightning and suddenly the most brilliantly engineered attraction at a Disney theme park

Past the rows of palm trees, propped up at the end of Sunset Blvd at Disney’s Hollywood

Studios you’ll find the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

Upon opening in 1994, it was an immediate success and today it’s commonly regarded

as one of the best rides Disney has created.

It has a great theme, an intriguing way to tell a story and thrill; but do you think

Well today we’re gonna take a tour through the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, and discuss

its history, the hidden elements throughout the ride, and the system that makes it all

So be sure to keep your hands arms feet and legs inside as we count down the Top 10 Secrets

Number 10- The First Construction on the Twilight Zone Tower of

Terror began in 1992 as part of the Sunset Blvd expansion at Hollywood Studios.

It took 3 million pounds of steel and 145,000 cubic feet of concrete to create this 199

This was the first version of the tower of terror Disney created and when it was done,

it was the most technologically complex ride Disney had built at the time.

Tower of Terror officially opened with the entire Sunset Blvd strip on July 22nd, 1994

making it the tallest building at Walt Disney World.

Today, Expedition Everest beats that record by just half an inch.

Now many people are under the impression that Tower of Terror has been removed, but this

is not true…well at least not in Florida.

In May of 2004 the second version of the Twilight Zone: Tower of Terror opened at Disney California

This is the version of Tower of Terror has been replaced by Guardian of the Galaxy Mission

{Rocket Racoon} That was not part of the plan!

-but the Tower of Terror at Hollywood Studios in Walt Disney World is still alive and well.

Have you ever walked through the outdoor queue and felt this uneasy feeling?

Sure, the landscape is overgrown and the infrastructure shows signs that the hotel’s been abandoned

Those may be some reasons why you may feel uneasy, but next time pay attention to the

curved walkways that lead up to the hotel.

Imagineers designed these walkways to be slightly titled at around a 2-4 degree angle as opposed

This was done to evoke a sense of disorientation as you’re walking up to the attraction.

Even if you take a look at the ledges, they continuously dip and turn at different elevations.

So the winding paths in addition to elevation changes and the tilted angle of the ground

all work together to set up this bizarre Twilight Zone story that you’re about to take part

It’s a minor detail that tricks your mind but now that you’re aware, pay attention

to what you see and how you feel as you walk through the queue on your next trip.

Number 8- Stop, Pull & Drop The Twilight zone Tower of Terror is classified

as a drop Tower ride, but here’s a little secret, you’re not actually dropping.

While reaching a top speed of up to 39 miles per hour, you’re actually traveling slightly

faster than free fall speeds as you plunge down 130 feet.

The mechanics of the ride actually pull you down using a series of cables below the elevator,

so you aren’t dropped at all, you’re actually pulled.

Initially when the ride opened in 1994, there was only one big drop, then the ride ended-

but over the years Disney has plussed the experience.

In May of 1996 a second full drop was added to the ride, then in March of 1999, 30% more

This included a third drop and enchanted effects.

You felt a lot more shaking in the elevator with greater acceleration as well different

Then on December 31st, 2002 Disney introduced the randomized drop patterns which are still

4 different ride profiles were created, each with different drops, acceleration sequences

You never know which profile you’ll get, so the experience varies every time you ride.

One thing you can count on though is that you’ll get that birds eye view of the park

Number 7- Lucky 13 Although we’re on lucky number 7 the number

13 is pretty significant with Tower of Terror.

Many people fear the number 13 and its usually considered pretty unlucky, a lot of building

don’t even have a 13th floor, so it definitely fits the eire vibe of the Tower of Terror.

The first sight of 13 you might spot is right here.

When you’re walking up to the attraction and see that it has a 13 minute wait, it’s

actually a good thing and this means the ride has no wait at all.

The 13 minute wait is also used at the Haunted Mansion.

Then once you enter the lobby, you’ll find this concierge desk on the right hand side.

Behind the desk there’s a triple A plaque that was awarded to the Hollywood Tower Hotel

The highest diamond rating AAA actually gives out is only 5.

Then once you board your elevator you’re taken up to the 13th floor then dropped 13

stories, so there’s no escaping the number 13 on the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.

Number 6- Otis Did you know that one of the largest elevator

companies actually had a hand in designing Tower of Terror?

Well the attraction’s ride system is separated into two parts; the elevator shafts and the

Disney developed the Autonomous Guided Vehicles, or AGV for short, and the Otis elevator company

who manufactures commercial elevators developed the mechanics for the elevator shafts.

They actually had to design a completely new elevator system since their fastest elevator

Imagineers were looking for a fast, gut wrenching, weightlessness experience, which was pretty

much the complete opposite of what Otis had spent years trying to avoid.

So instead, they came up with the system that use a much larger motor and a series of cables

to pull the elevator down to achieve the weightlessness effect.

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