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Universal Studios Hollywood continues to plan to open its new high-speed roller coaster, Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift, before the end of summer, despite rumors of delays due to neighborhood noise complaints. Official sources deny any delay, attributing ongoing testing and mechanical issues rather than noise concerns as reasons for the wait. The coaster, capable of reaching 72 mph and featuring vehicles that rotate 360 degrees, is considered one of the most intense attractions in the park’s history.
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