A roller coaster is seen in development this aerial photo of Universal Studios Florida. The site spans center left to top right, replacing Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit.
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Aerial photos of roller coaster construction at Universal Studios Florida. Sheet foundations and footers being cast to support track.
Aerial photos of sheet foundations and footers being cast for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.
Aerial photos of sheet foundations and footers being cast near CityWalk, for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.
Aerial look at work in progress for a roller coaster in Universal Studios Florida.
Aerial photos of development of a new walkway in CityWalk, replacing the fenced route.
Aerial overview of site of the station (at left) and service building of a roller coaster in development at Universal Studios Florida.
Aerial photo of footers at site of the service building of a roller coaster in development in Universal Studios Florida.
Aerial photo of a crane at the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit tower. Tall yellow demolition shear at right was used this week to bring down the roof of the station.
Aerial photos of a fenced area and excavation in Universal Studios Florida. The street intersection between the Brown Derby and Wicked: The Experience.
Could be there's an opportunity to time travel at Universal near the #HHN soundstage houses. It's unlikely these restrooms have been updated since 1990. Stepping into them is perhaps stepping back in time. The theming is not fancy or notable. Just likely unchanged.
Construction fence behind the Expo Eats stand.
HamiKuma section of the UNIVRS store has a short Anime with some back story. HamiKuma originated in Universal Studios Japan's HHN in 2021. (Bourne Stuntacular exit shop.)
Mel's Die-In Strawberry Banana Cake. $8, seen in the Universal Sweets shop.
Carl the Cupcake (Mr Cupcake) themed macaron. $4, seen in the Universal Sweets shop.