In Universal Orlando, the current Fast & Furious – Supercharged attraction replaced Disaster!: A Major Movie Catastrophe Starring You! (which itself had replaced the classic Earthquake: The Big One). However, in a major 2026 update for fans, Universal has announced that the park's attraction lineup is undergoing a massive "reset." A brand-new, high-intensity spinning coaster named Fast & Furious Hollywood Drift is currently under construction to replace the retiring Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. This shift addresses long-standing criticism of the Supercharged ride's low-intensity screen-based format. While Supercharged is slated to close permanently by 2027, the new Hollywood Drift coaster represents a major investment in the franchise's theme park presence, utilizing the space of the old Rip Ride Rockit to provide a thrill-focused experience that fans have requested for years, finally giving the "Fast" family a ride that matches the speed of the films.