Universal Studios Update: Fast & Furious, Terminator, and More
Universal Studios Florida continues to evolve at a very fast pace. Almost all of the classic Universal rides and shows are now gone. Kongfrontation, Back to the Future: The Ride, JAWS, Twister, Earthquake, and many other attractions are just a thing of the past, and Terminator 2:3D will soon follow them, as the building it occupies will soon feature an entirely new live show (click here to learn more). Let's take a look around the park as we wait for more exciting announcements.
Our first stop will be Production Central:
New York:
We look forward to a time when we'll finally be able to enjoy a good nighttime show at Universal Studios:
The Fast & Furious facade continues to take shape in San Francisco:
The whole area already looks great now, but we are sure it will look even better once more trees are planted nearby:
The future entrance of the ride:
More work continues to take place behind the scenes:
The old Disaster! facade is again behind tarps:
The back of the Fast & Furious showbuilding:
Let's continue our tour of the park:
We'll soon have to say goodbye to Terminator 2:3D. Will you miss it? Be sure to let us know!
New York:
We look forward to a time when we'll finally be able to enjoy a good nighttime show at Universal Studios:
The Fast & Furious facade continues to take shape in San Francisco:
The whole area already looks great now, but we are sure it will look even better once more trees are planted nearby:
The future entrance of the ride:
More work continues to take place behind the scenes:
The old Disaster! facade is again behind tarps:
The back of the Fast & Furious showbuilding:
Let's continue our tour of the park:
We'll soon have to say goodbye to Terminator 2:3D. Will you miss it? Be sure to let us know!
PHOTOS: Alex, Official Orlando Theme Park News Team Member and Photographer.
What is that UFO looking thing in front of Disaster?
ReplyDeleteScare zone prop for Halloween Horror nights
DeleteThanks. Has anyone gone to Halloween Horror Nights? I heard it's the best thing all year that Universal does?
DeleteIf you like haunted houses, sure. The lines are long (2+ hours is not uncommon) and it will still be HOT even at night, lined up close with hundreds of other people. It's not for everyone.
DeleteOne thing that I found odd was the show building. If you weren't paying attention you can easily miss The Terminator show because it looks like from the outside just a regular fake building. Other then the signs in front of the building, there is no proper theming to it to get your attention.
ReplyDeleteI think Terminator was a great concept - live action and 3D. I will miss it because I think it was ahead of its time when launched, although has sadly fallen behind compared to things such as King Kong: Skull Island. I will be interested to see what will be replacing it.
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