Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift
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Overview
Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift is a new outdoor roller coaster bringing the high-speed action of the Fast & Furious films to Universal Studios Florida. Riders will race through a series of major coaster elements while the individual ride vehicles rotate to create a 360-degree drifting sensation. One of the attraction’s signature moments will be a 170-foot vertical spike that sends riders nearly 17 stories above the edge of Universal CityWalk.
Queue Details
Queue and accessibility arrangements for the Orlando attraction have not yet been announced. Rolling Coasters will add practical details about the queue route, mobility-device access and loading area as confirmed information becomes available.
Transfer Info
Boarding and transfer requirements have not yet been confirmed. Universal has confirmed that the coaster will use vehicles capable of rotating 360 degrees to create a drifting sensation, but accessibility and transfer arrangements for the Orlando version have not yet been released.
Sensory Experience
What do these sensory tags mean?
- Heights
- The experience involves noticeable exposure to height.
- Spinning
- The ride vehicle or seating rotates around its own axis or repeatedly circles.
Sensory experiences vary between people. These tags describe elements that may be present, not how strongly any individual guest will experience them.
Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift will be a high-speed outdoor roller coaster featuring substantial coaster movement and 360-degree vehicle rotation. Universal has also confirmed a 170-foot vertical spike that will send riders nearly 17 stories into the air. Detailed information about launches, drops, inversions, sound, lighting and other sensory elements will be added once the Orlando attraction’s final experience is confirmed.
Practical Tips
The attraction is still under construction, so practical touring information will be added once Universal confirms its opening plans, queue arrangements and operating details.
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