Tower of Terror Suitcase Prop

[celluloid]

Good point.

Years ago, my son got a small light-saber light in that gift shop. It had the ToT logo and name on it. I am not sure how that tied in.

Although it works for the sale because all of a sudden a part of me wants it. Ha.

 

[Pepper's Ghost]

Good point but that does not mean it was not. Disney is good but creative liberties happen with dramaturgy. Not likely for a hotel library to have a TV of that size or type in 1939 either.

I think that's a bit unfair. It'd be really hard for a crowd of 20 people or so to huddle around a 7" television screen, especially give social distancing guidelines. So they sacrifice realism and decide to be a bit more practical.

Years ago, my son got a small light-saber light in that gift shop. It had the ToT logo and name on it. I am not sure how that tied in.

Yeah, that's just wrong. The individuals who designed and approved that should be fired! Awful!

 

[Magicart87]

Yeah, that's just wrong. The individuals who designed and approved that should be fired! Awful!

They do look like "force ghosts". Just say'n.

 

[Tower of Terror Theater]

Authentic Disney props from reputable auctioneering houses are really really expensive. I was able to obtain an authentic TOT Bellhop castmember uniform with authentic labels and which was authenticated by a former Disney costume keeper (although interestingly it was missing an expected sewn-in RFID device) at a cost of at or below manufacturing cost from a private party. That has been the only authentic Disney TOT prop I have ever gotten at a reasonable cost.