Does Anyone Have a Ride Video of The TwlightZone?

[LeFrancino]

Hi Everybody,
Does Anyone Here Have a Twilight Zone Ride Video? or The Video of The Commercial That Tells The Story When Four Guest Checked In Never To Be See Again Now Yada Yada Yada, Can Someone Get Me a Video Please? I Can't Use Video Find on Google, Blocker Appears.
~DLRFreak

[Master Tricky Crumbleflip]

Are you looking for the DCA or MGM version?

I found many results from Google Videos.

Here's a Google Videos link: http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...terror&pl=true

If it still gets blocked through Google, here's a direct link: http://alvp.com/Videos/Tower%20of%20Terror%20Web.wmv

[figmentisback]

Last I checked you could not video tape this attraction because of safety and copy write reasons.. (CBS owns some of the rights since they made twilight zone originally; it’s Disney's ride though)

If you are looking for a video it is rare, and not suppose to be out really..

[Master Tricky Crumbleflip]

As far as I know, the "no taping" rule isn't enforced too strictly. But, it still is a rule. I don't recommend you tape during the attraction, but there's nothing wrong with just viewing an on-ride video someone else took of the attraction.

[Nintendo_DualScreen]

I just sent you a PM that has a direct link to a video.

[Chaelle]

Originally Posted by Master Tricky Crumbleflip

As far as I know, the "no taping" rule isn't enforced too strictly. But, it still is a rule. I don't recommend you tape during the attraction, but there's nothing wrong with just viewing an on-ride video someone else took of the attraction.

Maybe they only mean by taping then selling the tape?
~Chaelle

[SpookyBear]

Originally Posted by Chaelle

Maybe they only mean by taping then selling the tape?
~Chaelle

Believe me it's mostly safety. Especially on an attraction like ToT where accidentally losing your grip on your video camera during the drop sequence could have serious consequences. There are thousands of ride videos out there, and some of them are even sold (this applies mostly to rides that no longer exist though), so I doubt that's the reason.

[NaviMap]

I'd rather drive over to DCA and ride it than see a poor quality video

[Master Tricky Crumbleflip]

In the case of ToT, the no video taping video is, like SpookyBear said, most likely for safety reasons.

However, the other attractions at DLR/DCA that include no video recording rules are Star Tours, Honey I Shrunk the Audience, It's Tough to be a Bug, Muppetvision 3D, Soarin' Over California, and I think Golden Dreams. The majority of those attractions aren't very "extreme" and would be more safe to tape on than other attractions where bringing a camera onboard is perfectly acceptable, just not Disney's responsibility for broken cameras. :P

This leads me to believe it may be related to copyright regulations, but like I said, the rule has never been enforced too strictly, as you can see by the large amount of videos available online.

[figmentisback]

many of the videos are snuck out... and notice what attractions you named...

all have a movie attatched to it with actors or SE... thats a real reason... they dont want their product taken and possibly sold since they paid the actors with the knowledge this will be in park only....

TOT, Screemin', Maliboomer... those are thrill rides and they say if you break it it is not our falt.. we discourage you taping for this reason... and if you hurt someone with your broken camera, it's your falt...