Wall studs have been added to the facade framework for Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift at Universal Studios Florida, marking another visible construction step for the new coaster.
The attraction entrance will sit at the end of the park’s main thoroughfare in the New York area, beside the Ghostbusters-inspired firehouse facade. The newly installed studs cover the lower half of the facade framework, and guests can currently see through them toward a section of coaster track behind the structure.
Sheathing and paneling are expected to eventually cover the steel framework, though Universal has not revealed what the completed facade will look like. The version of Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift at Universal Studios Hollywood begins inside a large brick building designed to resemble a garage.
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According to WDWNT, crews have also conducted push-pull testing on the coaster in recent weeks.
