Wall studs have been added to the new facade for Fast and Furious: Hollywood Drift at Universal Studios Florida.

Fast and Furious: Hollywood Drift Construction

Guests will enter the ride at the end of the park’s main thoroughfare in the New York area. Photos by bioreconstruct show the new studs on the lower half of the facade’s framework. It’s next to the Ghostbusters-inspired firehouse facade.

Right now, guests can see straight through the studs to a section of track on the other side. But sheathing and paneling will likely be installed soon, covering the steel frame.

We don’t yet know what the new facade will resemble. The Universal Studios Hollywood version of the ride begins within a large brick building resembling a garage.

Watch our ride POV for Fast and Furious: Hollywood Drift at Universal Studios Hollywood below.

Over the past several weeks, crews have performed push-pull testing on the new coaster.

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