Have you ever ridden Disney's Tower of Terror?

The queue line winds through the abandoned lobby of the fictional Hollywood Tower Hotel,

designed in a 1930 style.

The lobby is filled with unchecked luggage, wilting and unwatered plants,

even an unfinished chess game.

It looks as if the hotel has been frozen in time,

except for the dust and cobwebs that cover

everything.

All of that to show that no one has been living around for a long time, at least no one that is living.

The Tower of Terror, of course, is only an attraction.

The story of the ride, that the hotel patrons and staff vanished under mysterious circumstances

and left everything behind is only that.

The story.

Everything inside of this, quote, hotel, is designed to give writers a good scare, and that's

about it.

And even though you know it isn't real, walking through the Tower of Terror line is creepy

because the idea of an abandoned lobby with everything still in place is unsettling.

It's a place that's meant to be lived in, but instead it just sits there, forgotten forever.

There's something off about a place like that.

And high above the city of Los Angeles and the Hollywood Hills,

you'll find the neighborhood of Los Felis,

home to the Los Felas Murder Mansion, which is a real live tower of terror.

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