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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Early in the attraction's development, there was consideration of making it an ''actual'' hotel. Naturally, having the constant screams of guests on a thrill ride went against the idea of a hotel being a place for rest and relaxation, so it was scrapped.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Early in the attraction's development, there was consideration of making it an ''actual'' hotel.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Early in the attraction's development, there was consideration of making it an ''actual'' hotel. Naturally, having the constant screams of guests on a thrill ride went against the idea of a hotel being a place for rest and relaxation, so it was scrapped.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Early in the attraction's development, there was consideration of making it an ''actual'' hotel.
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway reprised her role as Sally in the film, a few years after she appeared in the ''Tower of Terror'' ride's pre-show video.[[note]]Ridgeway's character wasn't officially given a name in the original attraction, but has since been retroactively referred to by fans as the same Sally Shine from the film, despite the latter being a more or less an InNameOnly adaptation due to the lack of ''Twilight Zone'' references.[[/note]]
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* RoleReprisal: RoleReprise: Lindsay Ridgeway reprised her role as Sally in the film, a few years after she appeared in the ''Tower of Terror'' ride's pre-show video.[[note]]Ridgeway's character wasn't officially given a name in the original attraction, but has since been retroactively referred to by fans as the same Sally Shine from the film, despite the latter being a more or less an InNameOnly adaptation due to the lack of ''Twilight Zone'' references.[[/note]]
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway reprised her role as Sally in the film, a few years after she appeared in the ''Tower of Terror'' ride's pre-show video.[[note]]Ridgeway's character wasn't officially given a name in the original attraction, but has since been retroactively referred to by fans as the same Sally Shine from the film, despite the latter being a more or less an InNameOnly adaptation due to the lack of ''Twilight Zone'' references.[[/note]]
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late Creator/RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties to Creator/{{CBS}}. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late Creator/RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties to Creator/{{CBS}}. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had have different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
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* ActorAllusion: Of a sort. Sally Shine, an obvious parody of Shirley Temple, is played by Lindsay Ridgeway. This isn't the only time Lindsay played a Shirley Temple {{Expy}} - in fact, the same year this movie was made she was the singing voice for Darla Dimple (in which Shirley Temple meets EnfantTerrible) in ''WesternAnimation/CatsDontDance''. And a few years earlier, she was Tina Denmark -- a dark twist on Shirley Temple -- in the musical ''Ruthless''.
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway reprised her role as Sally in the film, a few years after she appeared in the ''Tower of Terror'' ride's pre-show video.[[note]]Ridgeway's character wasn't officially given a name in the original attraction, but has since been retroactively referred to by fans as the same Sally Shine from the film, despite the latter being a more or less an InNameOnly adaptation due to the lack of ''Twilight Zone'' references.[[/note]]
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* ActorAllusion: Of a sort. Sally Shine, an obvious parody of Shirley Temple, is played by Lindsay Ridgeway. This isn't the only time Lindsay played a Shirley Temple {{Expy}} - in fact, the same year this movie was made she was the singing voice for Darla Dimple (in which Shirley Temple meets EnfantTerrible) in ''WesternAnimation/CatsDontDance''. And a few years earlier, she was Tina Denmark-a dark twist on Shirley Temple-in the musical Ruthless.
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* ActorAllusion: Of a sort. Sally Shine, an obvious parody of Shirley Temple, is played by Lindsay Ridgeway. This isn't the only time Lindsay played a Shirley Temple {{Expy}} - in fact, the same year this movie was made she was the singing voice for Darla Dimple (in which Shirley Temple meets EnfantTerrible) in ''WesternAnimation/CatsDontDance''. And a few years earlier, she was Tina Denmark-a Denmark -- a dark twist on Shirley Temple-in Temple -- in the musical Ruthless.''Ruthless''.
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''TheTwilightZone'', ''Series/TheTwilightZone1959'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late Creator/RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties to Creator/{{CBS}}. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''TheTwilightZone'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late Creator/RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''TheTwilightZone'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late Creator/RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties.royalties to Creator/{{CBS}}. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway reprised her role as Sally in the film, a few years after she appeared in the ''Tower of Terror'' ride's pre-show video.[[note]]Ridgeway's character wasn't officially given a name in the original attraction, but has since been retroactively referred to by fans as the same Sally Shine from the film, despite the film being a more or less an InNameOnly adaptation due to the lack of ''Twilight Zone'' references.[[/note]]
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway reprised her role as Sally in the film, a few years after she appeared in the ''Tower of Terror'' ride's pre-show video.[[note]]Ridgeway's character wasn't officially given a name in the original attraction, but has since been retroactively referred to by fans as the same Sally Shine from the film, despite the film latter being a more or less an InNameOnly adaptation due to the lack of ''Twilight Zone'' references.[[/note]]
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''TheTwilightZone'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''TheTwilightZone'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late RodSerling Creator/RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway reprses her role of Sally, as she also plays her, in the "Tower Of Terror" Attraction, at the Disney Parks?
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway reprses reprised her role of Sally, as she also plays her, Sally in the "Tower Of Terror" Attraction, at film, a few years after she appeared in the Disney Parks?''Tower of Terror'' ride's pre-show video.[[note]]Ridgeway's character wasn't officially given a name in the original attraction, but has since been retroactively referred to by fans as the same Sally Shine from the film, despite the film being a more or less an InNameOnly adaptation due to the lack of ''Twilight Zone'' references.[[/note]]
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* CaliforniaDoubling: Weird, albeit justified, example. Most of the scenes involving the hotel were filmed at the actual attraction in Disney World, which was the only version of the ride in existence at the time. Thus, although the movie is set and mostly filmed in UsefulNotes/LosAngeles, it switches to UsefulNotes/{{Florida}} whenever anyone gets close to the tower. Fortunately, Florida and southern California have a similar climate and the area around the attraction was made up to look like Hollywood anyway. The Florida scenes were filmed first, in case you were wondering.
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway also plays the role of Sally, in the "Tower Of Terror" Attraction, at the Disney Parks?
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* RoleReprisal: Lindsay Ridgeway also plays the role of Sally, in the "Tower Of Terror" Attraction, at the Disney Parks?
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* ActorAllusion: Of a sort. Sally Shine, an obvious parody of Shirley Temple, is played by Lindsay Ridgeway. This isn't the only time Lindsay played a Shirley Temple {{Expy}} - in fact, the same year this movie was made she was the singing voice for Darla Dimple (in which Shirley Temple meets EnfantTerrible) in ''WesternAnimation/CatsDontDance''. And a few years earlier, she was Tina Denmark-a dark twist on Shirley Temple-in the musical Ruthless.
* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''TheTwilightZone'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
* RecursiveAdaptation: This is the best ever [[OverlyNarrowSuperlative TV movie based on a theme park ride based on a TV show]].
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* DivorcedInstallment: The theme park ride is based on ''TheTwilightZone'', complete with the FakeShemp being used to feature the late RodSerling hosting the pre-show introduction. The movie drops the ''Twilight Zone'' connection, probably to avoid paying royalties. (The version of the ride at Tokyo [=DisneySea=] also drops the connection to ''The Twilight Zone'', though partly because the TV show isn't well-known in Japan, and partly because of the fact that the Japanese had different beliefs and customs in regards to the occult and the supernatural.)
* RecursiveAdaptation: This is the best ever [[OverlyNarrowSuperlative TV movie based on a theme park ride based on a TV show]].
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