The Three Thrill Rides You Can Find at Universal Studios Florida

Universal Orlando Resort is filled with fun, thrilling attractions like no other and is an excellent place for those seeking rides that are a bit more intense. There are roller coasters at Universal Studios Florida, which are all fantastic. Some are more intense than others, so I will list them from most thrilling to least intense.

Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit

This coaster is adrenaline-pumping; the best part is picking which song plays as you enjoy the ride. On this attraction, you will climb toward the sky at a 90-degree angle, followed by a drop. Rip Ride Rockit, at its fastest, reaches 65 mph. I love this attraction. I remember being terrified while waiting in line, but after experiencing it, the ride quickly became one of my favorites.

I wouldn’t recommend this as your first thrill ride because it can feel intense, but it is an entertaining attraction. Universal says that this attraction is perfect for adults, teens (13-17), and tweens (7-12). The minimum height to ride this coaster is 51 inches; if you are under that measurement, you will not be able to board the attraction.

Revenge of the Mummy

Are you ready to flee from an evil mummy? If you dare to ride Revenge of the Mummy, be prepared to do so. This ride dives and has many twists and turns. This ride has no upside-down moments, making it an excellent coaster for guests who want to start experiencing more thrilling attractions. According to Universal, this attraction is perfect for adults, teens (13-17), and tweens (7-12). Guests that want to ride the attraction must be at least 48 inches in height to do so.

Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts

This is a must-do attraction if you are a Harry Potter fan or traveling with one. You will take a journey deep underground on this multi-dimensional thrill ride. Here you will encounter Harry, Ron, and Hermione while zooming past and through vaults.

Guests 42 inches or taller don’t need a companion, but guests under that height will need to ride with what Universal calls a “Supervising Campion.” It is also important to note that this isn’t just a thrill ride; it also uses elements of a motion simulator and is a 3D/4D experience.

Which of the three of these attractions would you ride? If you’ve ridden these before, which of them is your favorite?