Personal Narrative-The Twilight Zone

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The Trip It was summer. It was also my mom’s birthday. She wanted to go to Disney world. We to Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios. That’s where I met the biggest,scariest,and most daring ride ever! The Tower of Terror! It’s from a tv series called The Twilight Zone. It’s a show that tells scary stories and i thought “and I’m in one!” It’s about a haunted hotel that had a haunted elevator.

I was really excited. It was a huge elevator that could hold at least ten people in it. It drops you 250 feet down in the air! After the ride was over I was still shaken because of how high it was! We met up with my mom and I felt a good story coming on! I told her about everything and she laughed! We went back
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