Fast & Furious Coaster: Universal’s New Ride
- Universal Studios Hollywood is gearing up to launch its first major thrill rollercoaster inspired by the "Fast and the Furious" franchise.
- The new "Fast & Furious" coaster,Universal's fastest "drifting" coaster,will send riders soaring at speeds up to 72 mph.
- Each ride vehicle will feature a 360-degree rotation, propelling cars to top speed on the 4,100-foot outdoor track.
Get ready for “Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift,” Global Studios Hollywood’s brand-new, high-speed coaster set to debut in 2026! this isn’t your average ride: experience the thrill of a 72 mph coaster on a 4,100-foot track, featuring 360-degree rotation vehicles designed to immerse you in the heart-stopping world of Dominic Toretto and his crew. The coaster replaces the “Fast & Furious Supercharged” attraction, promising an even more exhilarating adventure. News Directory 3 has the latest updates on this exciting addition to the Universal studios Hollywood lineup. What is next?
‘Fast & Furious’ Coaster Coming to Universal studios Hollywood in 2026
Updated June 13, 2025
Universal Studios Hollywood is gearing up to launch its first major thrill rollercoaster inspired by the “Fast and the Furious” franchise. “Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift” is set to open in 2026, promising an adrenaline-fueled experience for parkgoers.Height requirements are still to be persistent.
The new “Fast & Furious” coaster,Universal’s fastest “drifting” coaster,will send riders soaring at speeds up to 72 mph. Construction is underway on the upper lot of Universal Studios Hollywood, with the coaster’s tracks hugging the hillside.
Each ride vehicle will feature a 360-degree rotation, propelling cars to top speed on the 4,100-foot outdoor track. The ride aims to immerse guests in the car culture depicted in the films, evoking the feeling of joining Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, and other stars.
The new coaster replaces the Studio Tour’s “Fast & Furious Supercharged” attraction, which previously featured Dwayne Johnson and Luke Evans. While the coaster’s storyline remains under wraps, a model of Dominic Toretto’s 1970 Dodge Charger is on display at Universal Studios Hollywood.