Jurassic World VelociCoaster – Now Open!!

Speeding through the jungle, rising high above the terrain, it’s the apex predator of roller coasters: the Jurassic World VelociCoaster. Now you can board your vehicle for a high-speed dash through the park’s raptor paddock. Feel the rush of the hunt as you race alongside these nimble predators, twisting and soaring above the land and water.

The Jurassic World Velocicoaster is the third collaboration with Intamin and will be Florida’s fastest launch coaster, with a top speed of 70 miles per hour. It will also be the state’s tallest launch coaster, with a maximum height of 155 feet. The track length is more than 4,700 feet. According to Universal, On the VelociCoaster “riders embark on a high-speed chase and feel the rush of the hunt while racing alongside a nimble Velociraptor pack.” It also mentions original movie cast members Bryce Dallas Howard, B.D. Wong and Pratt. It features two launches — with one reaching 70 mph in 2.4 seconds — on a track of more than 4,700 feet, with a top height of 155 feet. That 155-foot Top Hat feature will be joined by a 360-degree barrel roll above the Islands of Adventure lagoon and a zero-gravity inverted stall which Universal calls “a jaw-dropping maneuver that is the first of its kind.” It is a must do for all the thrill seekers out there.
Pass Holder Previews:
It was announced that there will be pass holder previews of the velocicoaster in early May 2021 and pass holders would have to sign up through a link and select a date and time they wished to ride. The dates that pass holders had to choose from were:
- Sunday May 2 2021
- Monday May 3 2021
- Tuesday May 4 2021
- Wednesday May 5 2021
Then after you pick your date you will pick a time and the time slots are in 30 minute inclement. You will then recive a QR code in an email. On the day of your preview you will need to show the team member your QR code that was emailed to you, a vaild ID and a vaild Universal Annual Pass.
Universal Orlando Resort sent all the UOAP pass holders a email reminding them to be on time for their time because they will not be let on if they are late.
