No.
Same reaction. As much as I love the Tokyo storyline, it doesn’t fit the old Hollywood vibe. The Tokyo version only works because it’s set in the NYC seaport area, a place that’s known for museums and collections of artifacts in real life. To work in Hollywood, the tower needs to have a certain ‘swankiness’ to it with storylines about movie stars, parties, and the golden age of filmmaking.
Tbh I agree. My ideal removal of tot would be keeping the same general story of the five people, but one of them (I.e, bellhop) would be your narrator, and the story is they would be out to get your soul so they could leave the tower they have been trapped inn and stuff.
I think it depends on which drop shaft you're in. One she seems like she wants to help you escape the other one seems like she is antagonistic to the riders.
Not wanting to pay for licensing unfortunately
Really seems like a drop in the bucket at this point, doesn't it? I mean, the ride is so good. They would be nuts to touch it.
They already don’t pay merch fees, that’s why all the shirts, merch, and photos, ect.
Not so much getting out of a cheap license, but using their own IP for merchandising synergy.
I feel like whatever ip is jammed into tower, atp it’ll remain the “tower of terror” or Hollywood tower hotel or something. It’s legit the dhs park icon. You think it happens by the end of the decade?
Who knows.
I think if the movie does well, it’ll get the pirates treatment. If not, hopefully it remains. I’d still be down for a “tip top club” bar/resturaunt either way.
And once you get to the thirteenth floor, they need to drop you back down to get to the party!!!!!!!!!
Please. Licensing is a drop in the ocean. It’s the lamest of red herrings.
While I would absolutely hate losing the twilight zone theming I think Doctor Strange would be the best new IP to use if they just HAVE to force one in.
