Seating on Tower of Terror

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We will be a party of three, and I was wondering if we'd be able to sit together on TT. I know we can at the very end for the drop, but I can't remember the seating arrangements during the first part of the ride. Thanks!
 
We will be a party of three, and I was wondering if we'd be able to sit together on TT. I know we can at the very end for the drop, but I can't remember the seating arrangements during the first part of the ride. Thanks!

Yes, no problem. The seating is the same throughout the ride.
 
We will be a party of three, and I was wondering if we'd be able to sit together on TT. I know we can at the very end for the drop, but I can't remember the seating arrangements during the first part of the ride. Thanks!

Are you sure you're thinking of ToT, because you don't change seats? And I believe the cart sits 7 up top, 4 on one side, and 3 on the other :thumbsup2
 
Okay thanks ... I couldn't remember that we stayed in the same seats throughout. Good to know!
 
I would be terrified to change seats mid ride on that thing!



Can't be done anyway, everyone is buckled (and locked) in their seat.

If someone was to try and get out of their seat, I'm sure the ride would be shutdown in short order.
 
We will be a party of three, and I was wondering if we'd be able to sit together on TT.

I know we can at the very end for the drop, but I can't remember the seating arrangements during the first part of the ride. Thanks!

... I couldn't remember that we stayed in the same seats throughout. Good to know!

OK. This has me curious.
What attraction at WDW (or anywhere) has guests change seats during the course of the ride or show?
 
We will be a party of three, and I was wondering if we'd be able to sit together on TT. I know we can at the very end for the drop, but I can't remember the seating arrangements during the first part of the ride. Thanks!

Yes, you will be able to sit together. It is all in rows :)
 
Robo said:
OK. This has me curious.
What attraction at WDW (or anywhere) has guests change seats during the course of the ride or show?

The great movie ride or ellen
 
The great movie ride or ellen

Neither of those offer a change of seats during the attraction.

(The "first room" of Ellen is actually the "pre-show," and it doesn't really offer seats to 98% guests.)
 
For some reason I thought that after riding through the majority of ToT, it brought us to a room we entered and then boarded the seats for the "drop." Glad to see I was wrong ... it's obviously been too long! :blush:
 
For some reason I thought that after riding through the majority of ToT, it brought us to a room we entered and then boarded the seats for the "drop." Glad to see I was wrong ... it's obviously been too long! :blush:

You will walk through the queue, then enter a room with a short Twilight Zone pre-show--not unlike the Stretching Room in HM. Then you will walk through the Boiler Room, at the end of which you will board the one and only ride vehicle.
 
For some reason I thought that after riding through the majority of ToT, it brought us to a room we entered and then boarded the seats for the "drop." Glad to see I was wrong ... it's obviously been too long! :blush:

Here's a rundown refresher:

There is the outdoor queue (as you approach the lobby of the hotel.)
Once you make the very short trip past the lobby area,
you are loaded as a group into a library room.
There is a (standing only) Pre-show in the Library.
Then, you exit into the boiler room (internal walk-through queue.)
After that, guests are boarded into their elevator cars and they remain in those seats all the way through to the end of the ride.

(I've been upstaged by some "mesa" guy.) ;)
 
Here's a rundown refresher:

There is the outdoor queue (as you approach the lobby of the hotel.)
Once you make the very short trip past the lobby area,
you are loaded as a group into a library room.
There is a (standing only) Pre-show in the Library.
Then, you exit into the boiler room (internal walk-through queue.)
After that, guests are boarded into their elevator cars and they remain in those seats all the way through to the end of the ride.

(I've been upstaged by some "mesa" guy.) ;)
Don't worry, Robo! He is only a "mesaboy". Not a guy. :lmao:
 












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