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Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift at Universal Orlando Resort
Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift is shaping up to be one of Universal Orlando Resort’s most ambitious thrill rides — not because it builds a massive new land, but because it transforms its surroundings into part of the experience.
Instead of stepping into a themed world, guests will feel like they’ve wandered into the middle of a late-night street takeover — concrete, neon, engines roaring, and a coaster that feels illegal in all the right ways. This unofficial fan guide tracks the attraction’s timeline, construction progress, environmental theming, and how Universal is weaving Fast & Furious energy directly into the park’s urban landscape.
This page is independently created by fans, for fans — built to document the ride’s evolution from concept to opening day.
QUICK FACTS
Current Status
Under Construction
Demolition of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit has cleared the footprint, and vertical construction has begun within Universal Studios Florida.
Location
Former Site of Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit
Situated in the Production Central / New York corridor area of the park, replacing the former coaster’s footprint and surrounding infrastructure.
Ride Type
High-Speed Launch Coaster (Expected)
Based on the Fast & Furious theme and visible construction elements, the attraction is widely believed to be a multi-launch thrill coaster. Official ride system details have not yet been announced.
Manufacturer
Rumored: Intamin
Industry speculation suggests Intamin — the manufacturer behind VelociCoaster — though Universal has not officially confirmed this.
No official ride statistics or layout diagrams have been released at this time.
Latest Updates
THE END OF AN ERA
FAST & FURIOUS – SUPERCHARGED (2018–2027)
As Universal Studios Florida prepares for its next high-speed chapter, another chapter is coming to a close.
Fast & Furious – Supercharged is currently scheduled to permanently close in 2027, ending nearly a decade of “family” and party-bus mayhem.
Since its debut, the attraction has been one of the park’s most debated experiences. Some guests embraced its over-the-top chaos and live-show energy, while others felt it never fully captured the cinematic scale or adrenaline of the Fast saga.
Judging by the broader fan reaction online, many visitors are ready to shift gears and see what Universal does next with the franchise. Regardless of where you stood, Supercharged marked a unique moment in the park’s evolution — and its closure clears the runway for something bigger, faster, and more ambitious.
DISCLAIMER
This page is an unofficial fan-created guide. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Universal Orlando Resort, Universal Destinations & Experiences, or any related companies.