Most Thrilling Rides & Attractions at Universal
This is a list of the most thrilling attractions at Universal.The world's longest flying roller coaster, where guests are restrained on a prone position on an inverted coaster, and feel as if they're flying in the most thrilling way.
This ride simulates flying like a Pteradactyl at high speeds includes crazy inversions and twists that'll crush even your internal organs, adding up to an unimaginably thrilling ride you soon won't forget.
It's been known to have heart checks at the end of the ride, given how extreme it is.
Thrill level: 10/10
One of the most iconic coasters in Florida, a unique coaster where the Hulk roars and riders launch up to the ride.
It has a launch that shoots riders up to 40 mph in 2.5 seconds at a 45 degree angle, and contains 7 inversions, a barrel roll, loops and corkscrews, at a top speed of 67 mph, which is typical for a roller coaster.
Part of it goes underground, which is a special treat for thrill seekers.
Thrill level: 8/10
A famous coaster that is known for riders selecting songs before they go up a 90 degree lift and drop nearly vertically and go through many twists, almost making inversions, but not quite.
The top speed is 65 mph, which is like the speed of a car on a highway, and it's notorious for its rough side.
Riders are jerked throughout the rough track and their heads are banged onto the seats and they're not padded.
Thrill level: 8/10
The 2nd Duel-tracked Roller Coaster on Universal property.
There are 2 versions, the Cylon and the Human.
On the Cylon, guests hang on an inverted track at 51 mph, and on the Human, guests sit down like on most coasters, traveling at 56 mph.
Both coasters launch and subject riders to high speed and thrills, thought the Cylon gets the best reviews of the 2.
Thrill level: 8/10
The 1st Duel-tracked roller coaster on Universal property and in the world after Space Mountain at Magic Kingdom.
It was an iconic staple at Universal Orlando.
Riders were hung on inverted tracks and flung through the rides and nearly colliding with each other.
When it was Dueling Dragons, guests were throwing loose articles at each other and Universal had to stop the dueling and ban loose articles from rides, adding metal detectors and lockers and stuff.
So they renamed it Dragon Challenge, and people didn't like it as much as before.
Still, it was a thrilling ride for Universal fans, the Chinese Fireball and the Hungarian Horntail were 125 feet tall and CFB reached top speeds of 60 mph while HHT was 55 mph.
Thrill level: 7.5/10
The iconic drop ride at Universal, 2 drop towers.
The main thrill of this ride is the anticipation, and never knowing when the ride is gonna start.
When it starts, you shoot up, and go back down, and the process repeats itself steadily though it dies down throughout the ride.
Guests are left chilled to the bone.
Thrill level: 6.5/10
One of the best indoor roller coasters ranked, a highly immersive experience that perfectly combines dark ride elements with a thrilling roller coaster ride.
On the ride, riders are launched up to 40 mph and race through the dark with mummy imagery, and at one point they go backwards through the darkness.
After that, the ride ends.
Thrill level: 6.5/10
One of the most immersive rides ever created, guests travel through the Wizarding world and meet Hogwarts before embarking on an adventure through the world.
It's extremely immersive, combining dark ride elements with flying theater elements, and it's an EMV (Enhanced Motion Vehicle) simulator, though it's got quite the rap on motion sickness, so warnings must be taken seriously.
It's not extremely thrilling, but delighted by many guests alike.
Thrill level: 5.5/10
This ride takes guests through the jungles of Jurassic Park, where they encounter dinosaurs.
At one point, they go in a dark room and then drop down 85' and get soaked.
Thrill level: 5.5/10
It's so intense and cannot be described. It has 2 launches, 1 at 50 mph and another at 70 mph. A 150' top hat that whips you and "mososaurus" roll that literally feels like you're flying and falling at the same time. Plus the theming is out of this world like you literally think you're under attack by velicoraptors. No other ride at Universal has taken a life out of people like me, so this's getting a 10+ out of 10 for all of you on this list.
It's a famous flume ride where riders go on a rip riding adventure through Rip Saw city, and then go down drops, including a 75' drop, getting riders wet.
Thrill level: 5.5/10
It's a combination of a roller coaster and a simulator and a dark ride all together.
It's not very thrilling, but incredibly immersive, as you take the scenery in and go on an adventure with Harry Potter to escape from Gringotts.
Thrill level: 4/10
It's a colorful motion simulator where the screen wraps around you and you meet Bart Simpson and his friends and go on a daring adventure.
This ride is NOTORIOUS for motion sickness, so much that many people come off sick from this attraction, so pay attention to the warnings seriously.
Thrill level: 3.5/10
It's technically a kiddie coaster, but it's very tall for one.
The top speed is 28.5 mph, and it's somewhat rough.
Though a good coaster for kids moving up to big coasters.
Thrill level: 3.5/10
A simulator that takes you on an adventure with Spider Man.
It involves going through buildings and climbing them and diving.
In 2012, Universal refurbished the ride to have improved HD so it would seem more realistic.
Thrill level: 3.5/10
The 2nd motion simulator, like other simulators, uses good 3D imagery and seat movements combined to make a thrilling experience.
Thrill level: 3.5/10
It's a coaster that simulates a gentle flight of a pteranodon.
It's not very fast, but it's very high, so anyone afraid of heights should beware.
Thrill level: 3/10
It's not very thrilling, as it's a typical kiddie coaster.
It's only 21.7 mph, and it has a cute charming theme.
Thrill level: 3/10
It's a backwards coaster at Universal Japan.
Making it an extremely thrilling ride there.
Thrill level: 8.5/10