Universal Orlando Gives A Look At New Ride

Universal Orlando’s Islands of Adventure is getting a new, exciting ride and they’re now giving a sneak peek at what it looks like. It looks pretty special.

The Jurassic World VelociCoaster ride is a high-speed roller coaster. It’ll debut sometime in the summer of 2021. Here are some things that make it special. It’s pretty fast-it’ll reach speeds of 70 miles per hour and go 150 feet high, making it the tallest launch coaster in Florida. You’ll also feel 12 seconds of airtime on the ride.

Universal Studios released information about the ride a couple of months ago.

Roller coaster enthusiasts will enjoy this ride with two launches, the third launch roller coaster at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.

Here’s what the coaster cars look like.

Here’s more of what you might experience on the ride.

[Source: ClickOrlando.com]

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