Leaning Towers of Refraction

The Leaning Towers of Refraction are a series of six gleaming white towers that defy the laws of physics and good sense.

The Science Behind the Slouch

Our scientists (okay, our interns) have discovered that the towers lean due to a combination of:

• Excessive optimism
• Insufficient foundation
• Too much coffee

Our engineers (okay, our interns with calculators) are working to correct the issue, but in the meantime, please do not attempt to climb the towers. They are not a staircase.

Tower Statistics:

• Tower 1: Leans 2° 3/16
• Tower 2: Leans 4° 5/16
• Tower 3: Leans 6° 7/16
• Tower 4: Leans 8° 9/16
• Tower 5: Leans 10° 10/16
• Tower 6: Leans 12° 11/16

Visit Our Other Attractions:

• Reflective Refractions - Where we reflect your deepest fears and insecurities back at you.
• Parabolic Precipices - Because who needs stairs, anyway?
• Oblique Obstacles - Because you asked for it.
• Rectangular Riddles - Because you're a sucker for a challenge.