Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit then enters another mid-course brake section before it prepares to exit the park grounds. ]] The second is the "crowd surfer," an overbanked turn that passes over portions of the queue line for the attraction. The first, nicknamed the "jump cut," is a unique element similar to a corkscrew, but without turning the riders upside-down.
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Now returning towards the station, the roller coaster enters a series of sharp turns. The train climbs the treble clef and exits into another mid-course brake section. From above this section appears to have been inspired by the musical notation of the same name. Then the roller coaster enters a series of swooping curves called the "treble clef". This is where the ride photo is then taken. ] EnlargeThe "non-inverting" loop elementThe roller coaster exits the brakes and drops back towards street level, passing through the building of Twister.Ride it Out. ]] The train descends and twists again on the way down then climbs to reach the first of several mid-course brake sections. ]] It then drops to the ground before entering the "double take," a circular element 103 feet (31 m) in diameter which looks like a standard vertical loop, but the track twists around at the top of the loop such that the train is right-side-up when descending the loop. ]] The roller coaster departs the station and climbs its 167-foot (51 m) vertical lift, reaching the top in just over 16 seconds. According to the designers, the riders have about 45 seconds from the time they step onto the loading platform to be seated, lower the lap bar and make their music selection before the train is dispatched. ] EnlargeA train ascending the vertical lift.The station features a moving sidewalk on the loading platform. ]] The station is located between two existing facilities, Soundstage 42 and the Sharp Aquos Theatre in Universal CityWalk. The layout for Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit was initially revealed during Universal Studios' 2008 Grad Bash events for graduating high school seniors, and was confirmed by Maurer Söhne through its release of computer-generated images of the roller coaster track. Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit is a high speed rollercoaster at Universal Studios Florida, located in Production Central ever since August 2009. Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit
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