Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift coaster (USH) - Opening 2026

[Mr_Pendington]

The way things are moving… this might be delayed a lot lol

My head punches are either they're adding alot more netting around risk points (we've seen this already in the final brake run), some sort of major red flag, or an out of nowhere regulation hit

 

[Jerroddragon]

The way things are moving… this might be delayed a lot lol

What would happen if it doesn’t open by the first day of HHN?

Like I’m assuming there is language, that the ride might not be open but some buying express my feel burned

 

[Jake S]

What would happen if it doesn’t open by the first day of HHN?

Somebody will be fired if it isn't open by then, I assume. But as far as recourse for fans? Unfortunately, not much.

 

[Mr_Pendington]

But as far as recourse for fans? Unfortunately, not much.

Least they could do is keep those F&F street dancers and put blood on them or something ‍

 

[chris.g]

Eh. Par for the course with Intamin Prototypes. Maverick and Xcelerator were notorious for its problems too.

 

[Jake S]

Eh. Par for the course with Intamin Prototypes. Maverick and Xcelerator were notorious for its problems too.

I don't know what these companies pay for a modern Intamin prototype, but they would have to pay me to choose to install one of their coasters at my theme park.

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

I don't know what these companies pay for a modern Intamin prototype, but they would have to pay me to choose to install one of their coasters at my theme park.

It’s the same story as well. Unfortunately. But you have to take risks to innovate.

Seems like that June post was 100% sent out by accident lol

 

[Freak]

Somebody will be fired if it isn't open by then, I assume. But as far as recourse for fans? Unfortunately, not much.

Are they still offering that “Buy an AP, get three extra months” deal?” That might be our “recourse”

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

Are they still offering that “Buy an AP, get three extra months” deal?” That might be our “recourse”

They have buy a day get a Day right now.

 

[FBarnhill]

 

[KlownzNskullZ]

To me, this is a weird thing to even make a video on. You technically magically transport to the wizarding world through the arch way, you are still able to see the “muggle” world… I think not having the SES there for so long made people forget there was always a building there…. lol

 

[Jake S]

In fairness, Universal was first to market with this type of dope, but I think the obsession with immersion has broken our brains a little bit. Part of what's fun about exploring a theme park is being able to catch a glimpse of Another Cool Thing while you're already in a land exploring A Cool Thing.

This is not the same as being able to see big beige warehouses while in an expensive theme park! It's seeing a themed building from a themed area! Come on!

 

[AvoidTIMtation]

People who continue to complain about sightlines and broken immersion at **Universal Studios Hollywood** is extremely annoying