of the libraries. The elevator has an inspection certification, signed by Mr. Cadwallader, the sinister deal-maker from the episode "Escape Clause". The last inspection date of the elevator is October 31, 1939, the very same night lightning struck the Hollywood Tower Hotel. Its certification number is 10259, a nod to October 2, 1959, the date The Twilight Zone first aired. The flying saucer from the episode "The Invaders" is present hanging from the ceiling in both unload areas. "Picture If You Will...", a phrase Rod Serling often used in various Twilight Zone episodes, appears in the area where guests purchase their on-ride photo; in Disney's Hollywood Studios, this phrase appears in the area where guests scan their park ticket or MagicBand for their on-ride photo and video. In promotional television commercials for the attraction, an elevator's floor indicator outside the doors can be seen with its needle pointing past the 12th floor to the 13th, a reference to the 9th floor in the episode "The After Hours". Soundtrack Jazz music from the 1930s is played throughout the queueing area for the Tower of Terror at Disney's Hollywood Studios, as well as in the lobby and library. The ride's score was composed by Richard Bellis, except for the Tokyo DisneySea version, which was scored by Joel McNeely, who has released the overture on his site. Bellis incorporates the main Twilight Zone theme, composed by Marius Constant, to the attraction's theme, which can be found on several theme park albums: Disneyland/Walt Disney World Music Vacation (as part of a medley) Walt Disney World Resort: The Official Album (1999) Walt Disney World Resort: Official Album (2000) Official Album: Walt Disney World Resort Celebrating 100 Years of Magic (2001) The Official Album of the Disneyland Resort (2005) Disneyland Resort: Official Album (2013) Walt Disney World: Official Album (2013) Walt Disney Records: The Legacy Collection – Disneyland (2015) In media In television The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror was featured in the 1994 Halloween edition of Disney Channel's Walt Disney World Inside Out, hosted by Scott Herriott, where guest star Gilbert Gottfried set out to experience Tower of Terror himself. The attraction is also one of various featured in the Disney+ docu-series Behind the Attraction, produced by Dwayne Johnson, released on July 21, 2021. The episode dedicated to the attraction also features the Tokyo variant and the transformation of the Disney California Adventure version to