Residents near Universal Studios Hollywood have expressed concerns regarding noise from the new "Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift" roller coaster, which is currently in technical rehearsals. The coaster, capable of reaching speeds of up to 72 mph, has generated complaints from the Toluca Lake community about the sounds of test riders. A spokesperson for Universal Studios stated that the company is reviewing sound levels and values community feedback. The coaster, which spans over 4,100 feet, is the park's first high-speed outdoor roller coaster and features 360-degree rotating ride vehicles inspired by the "Fast & Furious" film franchise. Some residents reported that the noise was disruptive, while others noted that living near a theme park typically comes with expectations of noise. The ride is set to officially open this summer.
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Residents Raise Noise Complaints About Universal Studios Hollywood Roller Coaster
Residents in the Toluca Lake community have raised noise complaints regarding the new "Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift" roller coaster at Universal Studios Hollywood, which is currently undergoing technical rehearsals. The park is reviewing sound levels in response to the feedback. The coaster is expected to officially open this summer.
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Neighbors say riders' screams from Universal coaster pierce their windows day and night
Residents Raise Noise Complaints About Universal Studios Hollywood Roller Coaster