Disney California Adventure's The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror: The Hollywood Tower Hotel

Twilight Zone Tower of Terror: The Hollywood Tower Hotel (DCA Ver.)

FEATURES:
- Exterior (IN-PROGRESS: 99%)**
- Front Entrance (IN-PROGRESS: 97%)
- FASTPass Queue (COMPLETE)
- Stand-By Queue (COMPLETE)
- Lobby (IN-PROGRESS: 95%)
- Library A (COMPLETE)
- Library B (IN-PROGRESS: 99.5%)
- Boiler Room (IN-PROGRESS: 75%)
- Elevator Buggie (COMPLETE)
- Elevator Shafts Alpha, Bravo, & Charlie (COMPLETE)
- Mirror Show Rooms (COMPLETE)
- Hallway Corridor Show Rooms (COMPLETE)
- Exit Corridors (IN-PROGRESS: 90%)
- On-ride Photo Gallery (IN-PROGRESS: 5%)
- Gift Shop IN-PROGRESS: 95%)
- Staff/Maintenance Corridors + Floors (IN-PROGRESS: 90%)
- Staff/Maintenance Buildings (IN-PROGRESS: 80%)
- FASTPass Ticket Kiosk (INCOMPLETE)
- Sidewalk and Road + Trolley Rails (INCOMPLETE)
- Redstone Wiring (In The Works)
- Command Block Integration (maybe...?)

**To an extent, this is finished. It is only put on IN-PROGRESS status because of other features that are INCOMPLETE or also IN-PROGRESS.


I have decided not to post a link to the world save for protection of my work from usage without my permission (e.i. copying, stealing, etc.). If you are interested in acquiring the build for a project or server, please DM with your name or group title and reason for request.

Please PM any questions you have of this build. Thank you!


Original Spiel:

Hello, fellow Minecrafters!

This project is my very first attempted, published build (one that I'm actually determined on finishing) and I have to say that I am really surprised and happy the way that it's been coming together. This is a build that I approached with a very mathematical sense, meaning, every width, length, and height was chosen for a reason, both structurally and visually, that was appropriate to reciprocate the image of the actual building. I have to say that the precision and strictness of the number of blocks in each xyz-axes for each section of the attraction made the build easy to work around; it was almost like fitting in puzzle pieces to see if they fit. Scale-wise, I have no idea of unless I go in and figure out the ratio of the height of the building and the height of Steve, but I do believe the height is about 168 blocks or somewhere near if you want to the do the calculations yourself. this is approximately a 3.209:1 ratio, which is far more taller and bigger in real life than the actual building according to Notch's incremental unit (1 cubic meter) for one block. :P

I say that it's about 3 months now (as of September 2016) since I first started this build, way back in June, and I've documented the progress since the beginning. "Blueprints" for the build were found online and used as reference and many of the texturing and aesthetic features were inspired by other builds of this attraction, and, of course, many MANY photos were analyzed and incorporated heavily. The build is recreated from the inside and out; the lobby, queues, elevator shafts, libraries, exit corridors, staff/maintenance areas, show rooms, on-ride photo/gift shop, etc. are all accessible and have/will have interior décor. Command blocks and Redstone are kind of in the air right now to make an actual working recreation of the ride, but that may or may not be something I add, however, I am willing to take the time to program all of that stuff after the building aesthetics are finished; an "elevator buggy" has been created for this purpose. Commands and structure block were used mainly for walls and adjusting pieces of the building.

I think that I've said quite enough now. I'll make sure to include updates of the build now and then to give your eyes something to feast on, but for now, this will remain untouched until around the time schools have their winter breaks in December. I will post a world save download for you all once the building itself is finished, and any changes I make or additions (command blocks) will be included with a re-upload. If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments or private message me (if that's an option; I new at this by the by). I hope that this can give you builders out there some inspiration and/or motivation to make more amazing content for this community.

TL;DR: This is a Twilight Zone Tower of Terror recreation in Minecraft build that took way too much effort into creating than I expected but is turning out awesome looking. It looks so scary at night! #2spoopy4me. World Save download available when finished.

P.S. I don't actually intend on creating or publishing any more builds like this (or builds in general), but that may change in the future, I have no idea.