Universal Orlando’s New Fast & Furious Coaster Reaches Guest-Visible Milestone

Overview

• Late April 2026 photos showed navy-blue supports and grey track visible from guest areas inside Universal Studios Florida, marking the first guest-facing build milestone.
• The station frame is rising beside a flat pad consistent with a switch track, with a two-story maintenance building the most prominent structure on site.
• Most of the remaining coaster track is staged offsite for delivery, so visible installation will continue for months.
• Universal says Fast & Furious Supercharged will close in 2027, and recent queue changes such as moving the Mona Lisa prop point to a phased wind-down in a separate footprint.
• The expanding work zone overlaps routes and soundstages used for Halloween Horror Nights, which could force rerouting for this fall’s event.