Rockit Demolition Fuels Talk of Fast & Furious Coaster, Putting ‘Supercharged’ in Doubt at Universal Orlando

Universal has not confirmed plans, with speculation centering on a high‑speed Fast & Furious replacement following Rockit’s removal.

Overview

Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit closed permanently on August 18, 2025 and has since been demolished, opening a prominent build site at the park entrance.
Fan and outlet chatter points to a Fast & Furious high‑speed coaster modeled on the project at Universal Studios Hollywood, though no announcement has been made.
Observers say a new coaster would likely make Fast & Furious: Supercharged unnecessary, as the current attraction is widely criticized for screen reliance and a lack of real speed.
Coverage frames the potential change as part of Universal Orlando’s broader shift toward modern, thrill‑oriented, franchise experiences following Epic Universe’s debut.
Alternative concepts in fan discussions include Ghostbusters, Scooby‑Doo, legacy tributes to Back to the Future and Jaws, and a refreshed behind‑the‑scenes filmmaking attraction, with no official timeline or theme confirmed.