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Composite photo of what will be a 170-ft tall Spike element of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. This CityWalk walkway will be rebuilt, and for now only Universal knows the route. Walls are currently being repainted.
Top of the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift tower as seen from inside Universal Studios Florida.
Is this like Groundhog Day? If we see the shadow of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift, does it mean 7 more months of construction?
Sun eclipsed by top of the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift tower.
Looking up the tower for the 170-ft tall Spike element of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Opposite sides of the full height.
Looking up from the waterfront walkway at the full height of the tower for the 170-ft tall Spike element of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Top of the tower for the 170-ft tall Spike element of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Nearby supports indicate there will be a twist. Cars will rise up and then descend into the remainder of the attraction.
The tower for the 170-ft tall Spike element of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
CityWalk view of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction.
Construction of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift seen from near the globe. Current height of the 170-ft tall Spike element.
Waterfront view of construction of The Spike for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Current waterfront views of The Spike construction for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Track supports lined up for The Spike of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Twilight view of the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift tower construction.
Seems like Universal Creative might have planned how the 170-ft tower for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift would pair with the globe. Current pairing with current height of the tower.
