If you’re waiting 65 minutes to ride your favorite attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, you want to make sure you get a good seat.
Tower of Terror
On some attractions, one row gives you the best view, the biggest thrill, or the best ride photo, while another leaves you staring at the back of someone’s head (or a giant dog’s head — more on that in a sec). Our team has ridden these attractions more times than we can count, and we’ve got opinions. Here are the Hollywood Studios rides where there really is a “good” seat and a “bad” seat.
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