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Islands of Adventure Detour Reroutes Guests Around Toon Lagoon
Construction walls at Toon Lagoon are redirecting foot traffic through an amphitheater courtyard detour. Learn what remains open and what Universal has confirmed about the work.
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Mario Kart: Bowser’s Challenge at Epic Universe: How the Race Really Works
Learn how Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge works at Epic Universe, including the 40-inch height rule, scoring, queue details, and Power-Up Band tips.
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Universal Studios Hollywood Unveils Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift Roller Coaster
Universal Studios Hollywood has opened its new Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift roller coaster, offering guests an immersive experience based on the popular film franchise. The attraction, which opened to the public on Wednesday, features replicas of iconic vehicles from the series, including Dom Toretto's 1970 Dodge Charger R/T, and spans over 4,000 feet of track with speeds reaching 72 miles per hour. The ride includes four launch sections and three corkscrew inversions, enhanced by seat-mounted speakers that simulate engine revs and braking resistance. Despite Vin Diesel's absence from the official opening ceremony, the attraction has been well-received by media and guests, with the author of the article riding it three times in a row. The article reflects on the 25-year history of the Fast & Furious franchise, noting its evolution from grounded street racing films to increasingly elaborate action spectacles. The coaster's design pays homage to the series' origins, featuring garage workbenches and LA-style street murals, while acknowledging the franchise's current challenges, including the delayed production of the 11th film, Fast Forever. The piece also touches on Vin Diesel's recent activities, including promoting a sequel to The Last Witch Hunter, suggesting his focus may be shifting away from the Fast & Furious series. The article concludes by suggesting that the roller coaster might serve as a fitting conclusion to the franchise, allowing fans to experience the thrill of the movies in a safe, engineered environment. The attraction is set to debut at Universal's Florida park next year, expanding the franchise's presence in theme parks.
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