With this new coaster on the way, Universal Orlando fans will also have to say goodbye to the park\u2019s current Fast & Furious attraction. Fast & Furious\u2014Supercharged will permanently close its doors in 2027 after nearly a decade in operation. Literally tens of people will be upset.<\/p>\n
What We Know So Far
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While Universal hasn\u2019t shared all the details about the Orlando version (expect that closer to an opening date), we can at least look to Hollywood for some clues. The video above shows exactly what that version will look like.<\/p>\n
The Hollywood coaster measures 4,100 feet in length (or about two football fields) and reaches a top speed of 72 miles per hour. It, too, promises 360-degree drifts, with ride vehicles modeled after iconic cars from the franchise, including Toretto\u2019s 1970 Dodge Charger and Paul Walker\u2019s Nissan Skyline.<\/p>\n
The Hollywood version is scheduled to open in 2026, but Florida fans will have to wait an extra year for their turn. More details are expected to be released closer to the ride\u2019s opening.<\/p>\n
Motor1’s Take:\u00a0We can’t wait to ride this thing. If Orlando’s Hollywood Drift is anything like the West Coast version, this looks like it will be an epic roller coaster. Just make sure to pack plenty of Dramamine.<\/p>\n
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