Sunday funday! A quick trip to Universal Studios Park during the team member previews for Twister: Ride It Out. I missed the first few days of team member previews, but they are slated to end this week to turn over previews to annual passholders before the attraction officially opens on July 18. With this the park was a bit busier than normal along with the quick addition of Behind The Stunts, a show that integrates multiple stunt shows from the Universal Studios parks in a soundstage setting. Busy, busy, busy! The decision to make two separate campuses for the two parks has been a great change. This will help crowd control, and the parks will be larger. Universal's Adventureverse is expected to begin at the end of this year to early next year. The archway welcomes guests to Universal Studios Park. Most of the studio parks have some sort of icon, whether it be the globe or the arches, guests are welcomed to experience the movies. Right away, guests are welcomed to Behind The Stunts. A pretty generic soundstage, this area at the front of the park (the two generic soundstages) is going to be themed to multiple aspects of movie making. Acting as the entrance to the park and the beginning of movie making. Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit will be the next attraction to officially open. Its role in the park is to define the skyline and integrate music as a critical part to movies. A clone of the soon to be extinct Orlando version, guests will pick a song to listen to during the thrilling attraction. I am happy to announce the following dates for this attraction: Team Member Previews: July 7 - July 21 Annual Passholder Previews: July 22 - August 10 General Previews: August 11 - August 17 Opening Date: August 18 Recently, the trains have been cycling with people on them as a capacity and operations test. These have been invite-only rides. Guests can sign up for these but are cautioned that the area is not complete and they will more than likely experience delays during the invite-only testing phase. Twister: Ride It Out has returned to a Universal Studios park! This in RCT3 is a CFR publicly released from a Youtuber who creates custom attractions for the nearly 21-year-old game. Included are the attraction, the pieces to make most of the soundstage and queue. Some sets were used to lengthen the queue and close off the remainder of the soundstage. This attraction is a clone of the one that existed in Florida, minus the interior queue. I gotta go Julia, we got cows. This is the small exterior queue before entering the attraction. This came with the CFR and did not need any modifications. Just place the queue path beneath for guests to come into the attraction. Inside is just like the Florida attraction that once existed. The team member previews have fluctuated in the number of guests in the attraction. During the previews, it has been asked that once the doors close, that all videos and photography be seized to allow guests to enjoy the experience (and not ruin the RCT3 magic 😉). Like most attractions, Twister: Ride It Out ends in a gift shop. Twister will be a great addition to the park and adds to the lineup of experiences that guests will be able to enjoy here. There are big plans for unique experiences and those that are familiar within the Universal Studios destinations. Universal Adventureverse will also be a mixture of new and existing ideas, which will be reveal within the coming months.