Current construction of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Tall overbanked curve likely completed soon.
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Show every monthSide view of construction of the tall overbanked curve in Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Railings added along the track returning to the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift station.
Propulsion fins in the construction of the first launch in Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Behind Music Plaza.
Today was likely a one-day only opportunity for a particular photo. Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift tower centered between the gap in the tall overbanked curve.
Track held in place with chains and ratchets in the Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction. Remaining track to be added soon for the tall overbanked curve.
Music Plaza view of current work for the large overbanked curve in Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Current work for the large overbanked curve in Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift.
Lightning behind Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift construction.
Current in-park view of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift track that is near the station.
Current work for Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift behind Music Plaza. Tall supports for track where cars will ascend a hill before descending into brakes at the station. Underneath is the first launch of the cars. Speeding through the supports, adding visual thrill.
Fin style differences in a block brake of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. Fins at left are fixed position. Retractable at right.
Current development of a service walkway at a block brake of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. These supports were added 2 nights ago.
Contractor supports used in the construction of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. In background at left is a shipping crate with fins.
Contractor supports used in the construction of Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift. In background is a temporary ratchet and cable holding a track support in place for the tall overbanked curve.