Universal Orlando Is Getting A New 'Jurassic World' Rollercoaster Next Year (VIDEO)

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Universal Orlando Announces Brand New Roller Coaster Jurassic World VelociCoaster
Amanda Monteleone (NBCUniversal) Amanda Monteleone (NBCUniversal)
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Universal Orlando just announced a brand-new roller coaster hitting the park, the Velocicoaster, and it’s going to be a whole new species of ride.

The new coaster gives fans a chance to step into the world of Jurassic Park like never before, bringing you face to face with creatures from billions of years ago.

The thrilling new teaser trailer is sure to get your blood pumping, with epic drops and head-spinning turns.

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Featuring two scream-worthy launches and four inversions, you’ll need a sense of adventure and an iron will to face off against this predator of a coaster.

While no concrete release date has been set yet, you can get hyped for Summer 2021 when the coaster will open in Universal’s Islands of Adventure.

The official announcement for the coaster came Monday, although it was accidentally leaked beforehand and promptly removed.

Spectrum News reported that the coaster will reach up to 70 mph and feature over 4,700 feet of track.

With an 80-degree drop and 360-degree barrel roll, it will certainly be a new adventure thrill-seekers will be excited to experience.

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