Revenge of the Mummy Roller Coaster - Lights On - Backstage Tour Universal Studios Hollywood
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When he shows the "This is what people CAN'T see!" part, you can hear the mummy in the background. "Eternal death" right before you even get to the part.
Im a huge coaster enthusiast so a backstage tour of one of my fave rides would be a dream
I remembered that the ending part used to be longer when they had the cart spin around several times covered in fog. While that happened, Imhotep walked towards the riders really slowly there were also strobe lights in the distance repetitively flashing. Is it just me? If not, then why did universal studios remove that? Probably traumatizing to young kids I'm guessing.
fourtwozero that sounds awesome! The scariness is all part of the fun
There is in singapore
Probably different park
It's still there! Went a week ago.
i remember this! good old days:*( . Wish I could go there again now! I remember it stops and before it goes backwaards, they make it feel like beetles are crawling near ur feet lol
I was only 4 or 3 years old when you made this comment
@@alexyyy5609 Same
I wish they had kept the ending the same when that last room had projections that made it seem like you were outside vs just going into a pitch black room with a little tv screen showing the mummy scream
To be honest, i liked this one because it was short because we all gotta admit that this ride scared us atleast once. Then you wanna go again afterwards.
The Florida one is longer
The florida one is longer and better, not this garbage.
@@FrappeInsiderit’s not garbage
@@LetMeCook69-z5b It’s like a half-version of what orlando’s is
@@FrappeInsider Ik but it’s still fun
Been on both versions and Florida is a longer much more complete ride. Did Florida first and when California opened wondered where the rest of the ride had gone - that said they had limited space to play with.
Thank god for less space the first time i rode it, my first time on it i was scared shitless.
yeah because the mummy building used to be the E.T. ride
The Orlando Mummy is my favorite still, mainly because you get launched into his mouth and plunged into darkness. Also, the scarabs come right after the riches part and there is a point where you believe the ride has endend and it hasn't. The concept is just too great. This version has some neat elements as well though, with the mummy arms descending from the ceiling and such. Still neat, I love the rides.
my favourite part about roller coasters is getting on them, I love the feeling of getting into a cart full of other people who are excited to ride :D
Well since they both opened within a few weeks of each other, it's safe to say they were both planned and built around the same time. With Universal Studios Hollywood, I believe they had a smaller building to work with, so Premier Rides developed a more compact layout for USH while they made a longer, more spread out layout for the larger show stage at USO.
It is quite sad that land in CA costs so much. If it were like Florida, where you can get land quite easily, then we probably would have many of the USO rides without restraints, instead of having to replace our old ones.
Just got back from there. Went on this thing without knowing squat about it, and the whole propulsion thing really took me by surprise! It feels much faster with the lights off then when I see it with the lights on. Maybe it's just cause I really wasn't expecting it.
When he says “Now your souls belong to me, FOREVER!” When you launch it actually feels like your soul left your body 😅
@moonscar22 Yes. In that final scene where it all goes dark you're on a turntable and the car rotates 180 degrees.
By far the best theming of any ride I have ever seen...line, ride everything.
@MangOPlatinum LOL btw they are called scarabs. When you feel them it's actually just a little flexible tube that shoots air out and whips around.
Knowing what the track looks like, maybe I won't be scared to go on it for once.
Wait...where's the rest of it???
This is the Universal Hollywood one
@SpilledCoffeeStudios the thing is with any ride that has fire built in; you might not get it. For example on this ride; there is a cape then comes down in the last room you go into; where you go facing backwards to forewards; if the cape thing is there fire will be there....
I think they learnt a few things from this one and implemented the more atmospheric feel into the one in florida as the on in florida has more advanced enviromental effects or seems to have them and has a few more bits that are abit more lively
@michaeljacbabe15 If you notice, the vehicle approaches the scarab wall from the track on the left-- while you're watching the bugs, the track on the right is shifting into place to take you 'backwards' down an entirely separate way. Then all that's left is the final part mechanism that spins you to face forward again, and you're back at the station.
@DotsProductions Agreed. But it's still cool to see a ride like this behind the scenes.
Usually google maps in areas such as themeparks , restricted areas such as airport grounds etc are very dated ,along with the fact the style of warehouses that these rides are in are extremely basic building structures and could easily be put up within a short space of time, more so with the fact of universals lovely budgets it could put in
I go to universal about every 2 weeks and I'm honestly jealous of you getting to do this. Thanks for uploading for all of us to see!
thanks to this video, I actually went on this ride when I went to Universal :)
The one in Orlando is much different. There is a whole section on top of this ride where the ceiling lights on fire and stuff. It's pretty sick.
This ride kicks ET's ass. For me, this is best ride in any of the Orlando Theme Parks. The queue is also hilarious!
@epaz99 that is where you are dead wrong. Both Universal Studios, the Disney parks, and Sea World had their starts in California, starting with Disneyland in 1955 and moving on up thru the 1960s.
This is probably the best ride in the history of universal! Whoever goes i would suggest going early because the lines are soooo short in the morning
Just went to the Singapore one yesterday, it is much similar to the one in Florida.
Also the guy says "Your souls are mine forever -ever -ever -ever" instead of the "rule for all eternity".
been on the ride itself. LOVED IT! especially when it goes BACKWARDS! my mom flipped out, i just loved it.
@shaqman145 USH is the original, old theme park. it is really small, so you cant really fit more rides, but just rebuild them and rename them. Therefore, Universal Orlando is more advanced with better longer rides.
I've been looking EVERYWHERE for a video like this! Thanks for posting!
i went on diz ride i waz so scared n i hold my head down n screaming
Hollywood is kind of the cheap version of "Revenge of the Mummy" because I think that they need to have more hieroglphypics and paintings on the wall. Also, the Launch sequence needs to be straight up and the mummy warriors need to come at the person and swing their sword so it looks realistic like they are coming after you. Lastly, the scarab scene needs more hieroglphypics and more realistic.
The Singapore one fucked me up! Especially when it rolled backwards! HAHA
when with lights on it's just a few feet from the ground, but when lights off it feels like I'm on top of a black pit hole with no ground.
@Coaster123ification from the looks of it, cuz i have never ridden it. it looks like it places you in a different room with closed walls from both ends and then in the very end it opens up the other wall. Thats the only way i can explain it.
I've been on the one in Singapore 14 times, so you can pretty much tell how great it is.
Did the ride layout changed? I remeber a different ride. really great to see behind scenes
your stomach shakes so much on this ride even though the drops arent bad its just the speed is so fast
"OK" effects. The ride itself is Great!
@GreyEarlTea yes they are only differnt in the beggening, and scary parts and the ending and some on the tracks but not much!
I will never go on this ride ever again. Going forward wasn't too bad, but going backwards was so scary that I screamed my lungs out. I thank God that the ride was over so I can get off of this thing.
@ImageRaiter There's a "rule for all eternity" part. I've been on this ride 14 times so I know.
I agree
Singapore mummy ride so owns both the Hollywood and orlando versions!!!
@RCT3scorpianAC they're really similar, but the one in orlando only goes backwards for like 2 seconds while this one basically does the whole track forwards and backwards. the one in orlando is a little better i think. this one is shorter.
I love this ride so much! I always make faces when it takes your picture to troll tourists. xD
It seems pretty intense when you're riding it, but with the lights on... damn, it seems kinda sissy. Like the biggest drop is barely one story high. Still freaking fun though, my favorite ride at Universal.
I miss this ride soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i got on this 5 times last year ans it never gets old
The ride seems alot more intense in the darkness. I guess since you can`t make out exactly how it rides you get the feeling it`s wilder than it actually is.
I remember going on this back in 2008. I was screaming and cussing and shit. Going to do that again at the end of the month. Excited.
First of all the only Revenge of the Mummy that contains fire are the ones in Singapore and Orlando. I do remember in the Hollywood one, the fire effect was just light and they would light up the room with the smog. One thing I think they should change which is an easy fix is the hologram for the reverse section. They should get rid of the old scarab hologram and replace it with the hologram they use in the reverse section in the singapore one because in singapore the wall shatters.
The track is bigger...here in Hollywood they had a limited amount of space and converted a small dark ride(E.T.) into a coaster...The one in Orlando has more theming and spacing becasue the park is larger...also remember the themed area for rides is smaller due to the fact that Hollywood is an actual studio/theme park while Orlando is just a theme park .
@mactipsformac No Doubt! This one does not even have pyrotechnics! The one is Orlando also has better surprises and effects.
They are bigger in Orlando. The parks in Orlando are about double the size of their counter-parts in Holly wood
Ive only been on the one in Orlando. My favorite ride!!! Has more then this one too! One of the things I remember is the ceiling of fire! I need to go back again!!!
Tbh I loved this ride (The one in SG since that’s the only one I’ve been on)
I ever ride this once but it's the one in Singapore! It was so hilarious! I can't stop screaming once it goes down in high speed! that made my day. ^^
If you look on Google Maps, both of the stages that house both of the Mummy rides stand alone and aren't connected to the others in any way. And the USH stage is definitely smaller than the USO one. The
I have to 100% agree, the amount of fire alone in the Orlando one is enough to shit you up lol.
@Robotrichie9 ya ive been on in florida and loved it and i was just curious to see how they were different
i was very depressed when i found out the old king kong burned to death. i LOVED him. thank god i will always have him on video tape. he was amazing! i feel sorry for the new generation who wont get to see his awesome animatronic power!
@moonscar22 my dad helped build the ride and u are right u do go on a turn table
@MrJohnnylama the hight drop is 11 feet and dont worry im terrifled of coasters but this ride is fun a totally not scary
@Annabethlover278 Yeah, but they still have Back To The Future I think. King Kong 360 is AMAZING!!!
It's amazing how unremarkable the track is. Id have thought from the dark POV that the forward section was significantly faster than it is.
@SuperHotLarry well u can only fit so much in that building and also universal hollywood isnt much of a theme park like disneyland, still i love this ride and usally a 10min wait that i ride over and over again cept when it first opened i guess i just really dig the theme
@SuperHotLarry its all about the theme dude this is still a very fun ride
It looks so much cooler with the lights off!
@Xenomorph237 I can agree on that.
ET was getting old per say, and it did lack a little "excitement", BUT it was a super trippy ride. And the ride really did have more dimension and effort put in.
Random question and I think I know how you would answer..
Do you like the older king kong or the newer 3d ver?
I think the og version was the best....
DEFINATLY worth the wait in line, considering its usually 10 minutes or less except for busy days during the summer.
that's what makes it fun though o: just like any other coaster. It is short so the speed makes up for it. ;D
Try Universal Studios Singapore, they did not openned like this. They really make a tunnel along the track. Its very dark and very tight space to make you even more saphocated and panic
Florida and Singapore The Mummy Ride is almost the same but Singapore's one is longer (dont believe me ? Watch the POV on Unversal Studios Singapore The Mummy Ride)
I belive you,i rode on it! (Im a singaporean) Damn,it was scary! I think i was literally closing my eyes the whole ride the first time.Idk it was on february.Second time i didnt close my eyes but I enjoyed it! And Im going to Universal Studios LA/Hollywood next 2 weeks! Gotta wait till school is GONE!
Im still getting use to roller coasters and this was the first roller coaster i went on 2 years ago and then again last year....im still not use to when it launches.
i was on this ride. when those ant creatures come out and you feel them on your legs and feets i was stomping the ground screaming!!!! ..lol i love this ride.
@bonzifalls yeah i didn't get it the second time on the mummy ride in orlando
@robbalvey yeh it still looks awesome, so clever, i wish they made this quality of rides in the UK??
How were you able to hold the camera so steady? That was amazing!
That is so cool! Not many behind-the-scenes-of-an-indoor-dark-roller-coaster tour videos around. I completely forgot that it was in a really big room (or arena).
breath taking unmatched unforgetable experience
i really want a tour from the revenge of the mummy at Orlando so i can see the track cause that ride is sick for an indoor roller-coaster
@beastboyfan12
There are 2 versions, one in Orlando and one in Hollywood, the main difference i've seen ( from the videos, i've only been to the one in hollywood ) is that the cars get launched to 40 MPH in the Hollywood version, but i've never been in Orlando so i don't know much else
@moonscar22 they do cause they use the same thing in USO so it is very much the same . but seeing it now i can only say one thing USO's is better then USH's one the drops and length time is bigger and longer.
Totally! In Orlando it's not as intense as this one, the launch is slower and goes uphill instead of straight. This one is still not too bad, but the launch can be a bit jarring if you're not prepared for it. (This is coming from a wimp as well. ;D)
i loved this ride, tho in the dark i didn't see the mummy hands come down, and i don't remember that cloaked figure up above, when i went the ceiling went on fire instead and like a mummy army popped up.
I rode the Revenge of the Mummy in Universal Studios Singapore, it was the best. ;)
Which one is better Orlando or Hollywood? I've never been to this one, but I personally think the Orlando looks better. Although, this one looks as good.
Hey a saw the moon a little bit when the walls fly why is it there i thought it wasnt indoors there from the moving part.
hello! do you think you can post a lights on version of space mountain mission 2 in paris? i cant find one over the internet. thanks
Thank You. An educated rider is an appreciative rider.
Hardly like there running out of space though is it at either parks? Im sure almost every warehouse is connected to another in some shape or form from how i remember the public view of the parks being and even the glimpses of bits for staff members depicts the layout for it all so im sure they could easily convert another for the ride but the USH one is by far a crappier ride, just has a slightly better mummy animatronic
Cool!!I i Love Revenge of the Mummy Ride is so Awesome!!!I Ride it with Papa and My Sister Last April 21 2012!!!
Singapore's USS Mummy ride was way longer! There were sudden back forwards and higher accelerations.. Rlly scaryy
its not scary
I believe that THIS particular ride is better in Orlando, however I am not saying that all the rides in Orlando are better than the ones in California. The reason that I like the one in Orlando better is because of the height of it. Even the man who was giving the tour said that the facility used for this ride WAS rather small, so the ride lacked height. The one in Orlando didn't have that restraint, and for me the added height it had just made the ride much more thrilling for me.
I've experienced both. i'd say this one is a bit more intense, but florida's is better overall for story line ride and rollar coaster fun
This is much different than the one we have here in Orlando. Still looks really awesome.
I did the Orlando Version a week ago.What is the biggest difference between Orlando and Hollywood Versions?
i uderstand they reused stages etc but with the way the parks are built and universals budgets they could easily expand the stages for a fuller experience
@blackbriar246 and we use the fire in the roof above thats my favorite part