I love the tower of terror! Each time I go there, I find something new. I didn’t know my first time riding it that they were going to take a picture! I would love to get stuck on that attraction! I adore ” It’s a small world”. But if I got stuck on that, I would never get that song out of my head. Just by saying that, It already is!
We were stuck on the Tower of Terror on the 10th October of this year, for about half an hour to 45 minutes before we were evacuated. We did our best to help some parents keep a few crying children (who were behind us) calm – but the real issue was that we couldn’t tell whether or not the staff could see or hear us.
We were eventually evacuated but it was a stressful experience. Especially because the doors suddenly opened making us think we were going to go into a malfunctioning drop ride. It’s about the worst ride that could happen on.
Comments for Guests Trapped on Disney’s Tower of Terror, Rare Situation Unfolds
Trish Suvino-D'Anna
I love the tower of terror! Each time I go there, I find something new. I didn’t know my first time riding it that they were going to take a picture! I would love to get stuck on that attraction! I adore ” It’s a small world”. But if I got stuck on that, I would never get that song out of my head. Just by saying that, It already is!
Deb
That must of been the best ride on tot ever
Linda
This also happened in August. My family was stuck on TOT
V
Same happened to us in Disney land Paris on 26th Oct, weird. Got a fast pass for one ride
Ac
Stop the nonsense. Rides break down every day. Disney is too smart to let guests be “trapped” on a ride.
Tammy Johnson
Don’t worry
My nephew Josh works on that ride in Disneyland he’ll save you just tell him Joey’s sister said he would.
Tammy Johnson
Sequim Washington
V
How weird, we got trapped on Terror Tower in Disneyland Paris yesterday, 26th October. Only got a fast pass for one ride
Andrew
We were stuck on the Tower of Terror on the 10th October of this year, for about half an hour to 45 minutes before we were evacuated. We did our best to help some parents keep a few crying children (who were behind us) calm – but the real issue was that we couldn’t tell whether or not the staff could see or hear us.
We were eventually evacuated but it was a stressful experience. Especially because the doors suddenly opened making us think we were going to go into a malfunctioning drop ride. It’s about the worst ride that could happen on.
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