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Jurassic World VelociCoaster

Jurassic World VelociCoaster is the launch coaster in Jurassic Park at Islands of Adventure. The ride opened in June 2021. According to Universal, it is the fastest and tallest launch coaster in Florida.

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The concept

You join the raptors of Jurassic World on the hunt, right through their paddock. The track twists through the jungle and over the park's water. Universal calls the VelociCoaster the "apex predator" of roller coasters.

Artist's impression of a raptor beside the track of the Jurassic World VelociCoaster
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Two girls screaming with delight on the Jurassic World VelociCoaster

The Experience

Two launches get you up to speed, the second reaching around 113 km/h in 2.4 seconds. After that you fly over a 47-metre top hat and plunge down at an 80-degree angle. Along the way you go upside down four times, with only a lap bar. The track is about 1,430 metres long.

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Keep your eyes open in the queue

In the queue you stand just a few metres from the launch. After the second inversion you can still spot set pieces from the previous attraction, Triceratops Encounter.

Look up

Look up at the first inversion after the launch: there's a wrecked pteranodon nest, complete with eggs.

Express Pass

This attraction is part of Universal Express Pass, which lets you skip the regular queue.

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Visitor information

You must be at least 1.30 metres (51 inches) tall. This attraction is part of Universal Express Pass, which lets you skip the regular queue.

Artist's impression of a raptor beside the track of the Jurassic World VelociCoaster
Two girls screaming with delight on the Jurassic World VelociCoaster

Orlando's apex predator

The VelociCoaster has won several awards, including the Golden Ticket Award for best new roller coaster. For thrill-seekers, this is one of the highlights of Universal Orlando.

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