Revenge of the Mummy
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Revenge of the Mummy
Universal Studios Hollywood · US · Premier Rides Custom indoor launch coaster
UNOFFICIAL · NOT PARK-ENDORSED
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Fast facts
- Revenge of the Mummy is an enclosed steel coaster in Universal Studios Hollywood's Lower Lot. coasterpedia.net
- The ride opened on June 25, 2004, and was built by Premier Rides. coasterpedia.net
- Its maximum height is thirteen and a half metres, with a top speed of 64.4 kilometres per hour. coasterpedia.net
- There are no inversions; the journey remains entirely within the enclosed ride building. blog.discoveruniversal.com
- Two linear-induction-motor launches, a switch track, and a turntable form the principal mechanical features. coasterpedia.net
- Premier Rides lists a capacity of 2,244 passengers per hour for the attraction. premier-rides.com
- The Hollywood installation was reported to have cost forty million dollars. deseret.com
The story of Revenge of the Mummy
Universal and Premier Rides developed the attraction as an indoor launch coaster, combining a compact steel track with carefully controlled show scenes and special effects. The Hollywood installation was scheduled for the summer of 2004, following its sister project in Florida. thestudiotour.com· designnews.com
At Universal Studios Hollywood, construction continued inside an existing Lower Lot show building while the exterior and visitor queues were prepared around it. The ride opened to the public on June 25, 2004. themeparkinsider.com· latimes.com· coasterpedia.net
Its engineering was notable for fitting a forward-and-reverse launch system into a comparatively low indoor structure. In California, the principal launch begins on a horizontal plane, with linear motors regulating both the gentler and faster portions of the journey. designnews.com
Contemporary reports placed the construction cost at forty million dollars and described the new attraction as one of the season's most talked-about additions, especially for its use of magnetic launch technology within a dark ride setting. deseret.com
Sources
- coasterpedia.net Preferred source
- blog.discoveruniversal.com Acceptable source
- premier-rides.com Preferred source
- deseret.com Acceptable source
- thestudiotour.com Acceptable source
- designnews.com Acceptable source
- themeparkinsider.com Acceptable source
- latimes.com Acceptable source