Hollywood Rip, Ride, Rockit (closing Sept 2025)

[mccgavin]

It's crazy that RRR is closing relatively soon and we don't have firm details on what's replacing it. I feel like usually around this time we'd have a full simulated ride through (half joking).

For Disney, yes, but Universal tends to keep their cards close to their chest. We may not hear anything until a while after it closes.

 

[UniversalRBLX]

Universal is following the same playbook as they did for Hagrids, DreamWorks, VelociCoaster, etc.. All they announced was that a new experience is in the works.

Wouldn't surprise me to see the Vin Diesel animatronic installed before they officially announce it. (jk)

 

[Mad Dog]

Universal is following the same playbook as they did for Hagrids, DreamWorks, VelociCoaster, etc.. All they announced was that a new experience is in the works.

Wouldn't surprise me to see the Vin Diesel animatronic installed before they officially announce it. (jk)

Maybe they'll extend the track and route it through a burning F&F attraction building as the Family's bad acting gets consumed by fire. Potentially a Great, and satisfying, effect.

 

[TheUniC6]

Although with Epic coming online and to keep investors happy, maybe they will make an exception and announce part of the slate for USF and IOA additions post EU.

 

[UniversalRBLX]

Although with Epic coming online and to keep investors happy, maybe they will make an exception and announce part of the slate for USF and IOA additions post EU.

If they see less turnout than expected for Epic (aka no significant jump in hotel occupancy or increase in per capita) they'll probably show their cards a bit earlier. Confident that Universal has plans, but as of now they aren't as concrete (to the public) as Disney's plans are.

Obviously, Epic is the reason why we're not hearing anything at all (understandably). It'll be interesting to see how this shapes up over time.


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