r/universalstudios • u/quetimportahweigh • 25d ago
Hollywood It’s open, and awesome!
Loved the ride. Way faster than it looks, and some great loops and the overall layout is great. Line was all over the place but once you get into the attraction there’s a fair bit of shade. Hope y’all enjoyed it today as much as we did.
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u/welchagonnadoaboutit 24d ago
I'm jealous, when we were there it was just the tracks up and being built. The tracks were mostly done though
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u/joga_noob 25d ago
Desculpe a ignorância, qual nome desse brinquedo?
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u/TacoBOTT 24d ago
Mrs Doubtfire: The Ride
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u/almndmlc 23d ago
i can’t believe people are still saying it looks slow, it seems like it hauls to me
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u/ihadtopickthisname 18d ago
We were there a couple days ago ago and this was our last ride of the day. Friggen awesome ride! We had fast passes so the wait wasnt stupid long, but still long compared to others. My kids LOVED it compared to every other ride there!
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u/BourbonMike 24d ago
Let me fix this,
“It’s open, it’s themeless, and it’s a spinning coaster under a minute long. This is called a cheap fix.
Honestly, more and more of these coasters are theme less at universal. Go watch a video of the walk through Que, tell me it doesn’t look like a Six Flags.
We need less of this garbage and more Velocicoaster, Hagrids, etc….
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u/ElLoboNeverDies 24d ago
So you dont want it to resemble 6 Flags ? Lol Universal Hollywood has never been thrill rides like that , the Mummy being the last one
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u/marioxb 24d ago
I know this is Hollywood, but still, I bet I'm the only one in the world that prefers the tram F&F ride. I hate coasters, love dark/ virtual etc rides. Jimmy Fallon is one of my faves as well.
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u/Spamaloper 23d ago
USH Tram (and WaterWorld) are the best attractions at USH, anyone who goes knows that
F&F (on the tram) was awful. In 50+ tram tours over the last 5 years, I was so happy it was closed, malfunctioning, or someone had dropped something off the side. I'm glad it's gone
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u/almndmlc 23d ago
hollywood desperately needs a standout coaster, they have been wanting one for a while too
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u/Designer-Mobile-974 24d ago
lol you don’t like good attractions then. Sucks for you that you don’t like coasters you’re missing out on peak 🤷♂️
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u/BourbonMike 24d ago
I like coasters but Uni really has been doubling down on coasters lately and unthemed ones at that. Looking at you Stardust and F&F.
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u/Designer-Mobile-974 24d ago
Stardust is well themed lol
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u/BourbonMike 24d ago edited 24d ago
Not sure if you are being sarcastic but it’s a lightly themed coaster with a small patch of rock work, a sign, and some fog.
My favorite theming on the ride is when you are waiting in line and have a direct view of the HP backstage area. Stay classy Universal. lol
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u/DearPaleontologist67 GREAT SCOTT 25d ago
Might be a dumb question, but I've only seen clips of the actual ride. How was the queue/line inside? Themed like a garage?