I love the way the queue just shows how comically evil Hightower is. His entire tower is built upon the works of others. His elevator entrance? Stolen pillars from a Roman ruin. His concierge desk? The letter holders are built with Egyptian crypts. Perhaps the best example of how comically just plain evil he is are the many paintings and murals in the lobby, focusing on his “majestic” figure as his lackeys do his job for him. Nobody deserves to be cursed for all eternity, but I think Hightower had a little bit of it coming 😂
According to his dialogue throughout the attraction, he has reflected on his actions and is remorseful, it is just too late for him as the idol has damned his spirit for eternity.
The lore behind this even connects to raging spirits. The story buildup is amazing and to this day my favorite TOT version. The ride itself isn’t as intense as its sisters but it’s the lead up to it makes it the best experience!
@@dirtydiamondmovies I’ve heard on TV Tropes that he bought a curse on the ruins by trashing the place looking for treasure, then cutting the head off of an idol for his personal collection.
While I absolutely love the Twilight Zone theme of the original versions, oddly enough the story of Tokyo’s feels more like a Twilight Zone episode than the original.
Best man in the entire Disney Mythos. If we ever do get Epic Mickey 3, & if it does take place in a mix of all the parks, calling it right now. The C.O.Y. (City of Yesterday)'s Society of Imagineers: 1. Dreamfinder - Creation 2. Harrison Hightower - Adventure 3. S.I.R. - Science 4. Professor J.T. Wu - Nightmares 5. Professor Owl - Arts & Music
Pourquoi il n'y a que Disney de Paris qui fait les attractions en plusieurs langues ? La que du japonais nul ! En tout ca elle est magnifique cette version.
Disney Respect les visiteurs qui leurs rendent visite pour leur compréhension. À Tokyo Disney Resort plus de 90% des visiteurs sont des japonais. Donc il n'y a que dans les annonces dans les parcs, show, parade, consignes de sécurité... que l'on a également de l'anglais pour orienter les 10% de visiteurs étrangers. À Disneyland Paris en 25 ans, 44% des visiteurs sont français puis on a pareillement pour ce même taux les Britannique, espagnol, italien, Hollandais. Disneyland Paris est hyper multiculturel et de multilingue dans ses visiteurs. Donc Disneyland Paris s'adapte pour le plus grand nombre. Ce qui est normal.
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I love the way the queue just shows how comically evil Hightower is. His entire tower is built upon the works of others. His elevator entrance? Stolen pillars from a Roman ruin. His concierge desk? The letter holders are built with Egyptian crypts. Perhaps the best example of how comically just plain evil he is are the many paintings and murals in the lobby, focusing on his “majestic” figure as his lackeys do his job for him. Nobody deserves to be cursed for all eternity, but I think Hightower had a little bit of it coming 😂
According to his dialogue throughout the attraction, he has reflected on his actions and is remorseful, it is just too late for him as the idol has damned his spirit for eternity.
Don’t forget the ancient shrine he converted into a fireplace.
The murals also show the angry locals visibly protesting him stealing their stuff.
The lore behind this even connects to raging spirits. The story buildup is amazing and to this day my favorite TOT version. The ride itself isn’t as intense as its sisters but it’s the lead up to it makes it the best experience!
@@dirtydiamondmovies I’ve heard on TV Tropes that he bought a curse on the ruins by trashing the place looking for treasure, then cutting the head off of an idol for his personal collection.
While I absolutely love the Twilight Zone theme of the original versions, oddly enough the story of Tokyo’s feels more like a Twilight Zone episode than the original.
I think it’s because there was an episode with a similar plot.
I'm glad you finally showed most of the the loading area in its entirety unlike other videos.
I went on this ride last year against my will and I hated every second I was on it. Good job Disney
This was my first time seeing this version. Beautiful queue. I loved preshow. Cool ride.
このアトラクションが乗ることが出来なくてもじっくり楽しめる気分が出来ます
よく撮れていて凄いです。私が大好きなアトラクションなので嬉しいです❤全然ディズニー行ってないので行きたいです
Best man in the entire Disney Mythos. If we ever do get Epic Mickey 3, & if it does take place in a mix of all the parks, calling it right now.
The C.O.Y. (City of Yesterday)'s Society of Imagineers:
1. Dreamfinder - Creation
2. Harrison Hightower - Adventure
3. S.I.R. - Science
4. Professor J.T. Wu - Nightmares
5. Professor Owl - Arts & Music
楽しみだ〜😊
tower of terror
it's a serious and dangerous horror attraction , but it still has an inpact.
明日乗ってきます！
Never seen this version before.
Harrison Hightower III is an disappeared in December 31, 1899 at New York City about Hotel Hightower.
When did you film this? I was able to do it!!
Invader zim does the vocals for Shuriki utundu
Dawg I never knew that
When I was in Tokyo with my family and we went to Tokyo Disney I was so scared of the tiki dude but in reality I really like it
Did anyone notice Joe Rohde in that ride?
This ride is based on a mystery.
The queue looks like revenge of the mummy.
さっき呪われてきたよ！いやぁ危なかった危なかった
Florida version still the best.
Pourquoi il n'y a que Disney de Paris qui fait les attractions en plusieurs langues ? La que du japonais nul ! En tout ca elle est magnifique cette version.
Disney Respect les visiteurs qui leurs rendent visite pour leur compréhension.
À Tokyo Disney Resort plus de 90% des visiteurs sont des japonais. Donc il n'y a que dans les annonces dans les parcs, show, parade, consignes de sécurité... que l'on a également de l'anglais pour orienter les 10% de visiteurs étrangers.
À Disneyland Paris en 25 ans, 44% des visiteurs sont français puis on a pareillement pour ce même taux les Britannique, espagnol, italien, Hollandais. Disneyland Paris est hyper multiculturel et de multilingue dans ses visiteurs. Donc Disneyland Paris s'adapte pour le plus grand nombre. Ce qui est normal.
@@DLPWelcome Merci de l'information.
タワー・オブ・テラーの地下は社員食堂