999th Happy Haunt
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On the plus side, there’s a lot of new merch that has The Twilight Zone branding
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News New photo op at the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
- Thread starter wdwmagic
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I was expecting the photo-op to resemble a ghostly bellhop or a family portrait reminiscent to the guests that vanished from the elevator during the freak storm. The whole point should have been watching yourself become a ghostly hologram supercharged by a lightening
strike overlay that appears and disappears when shifting the lenticular photo side to side. Reusing the Haunted Mansion photo is pretty lame; which in and of itself is also lame knowing they "could" for example have your head appear inside a hatbox or materialize in Leota's crystal ball. I like the idea behind using these lenticular photos but they gotta get a heckofalot better! For Tower of Terror in particular; they should be doing something more creative than re-using HM stock.
strike overlay that appears and disappears when shifting the lenticular photo side to side. Reusing the Haunted Mansion photo is pretty lame; which in and of itself is also lame knowing they "could" for example have your head appear inside a hatbox or materialize in Leota's crystal ball. I like the idea behind using these lenticular photos but they gotta get a heckofalot better! For Tower of Terror in particular; they should be doing something more creative than re-using HM stock.
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Magenta Panther
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TDO is really missing an opportunity to expand on the Tower in a meaningful way. I think a Tower-themed eatery called the Tip Top Club, next to the Tower, would be a huge hit. Imagine a 1939-Art-Deco quick-service place that had a slightly creepy feel, with windows a la Be Our Guest showing a lightning storm outside, and with the lights flickering inside the restaurant from time to time. It'd be epic!