Jurassic World Velocicoaster - Analysis and Construction Update - Universal Orlando

A big milestone of the Jurassic World VelociCoaster as the project has been officially ANNOUNCED. Today we take a look at some of the finer details of this new roller coaster, construction, and a look at the trains + the way they will traverse this mess of track. The Islands of Adventure Jurassic World Velocicoaster is coming Summer 2021 to Jurassic Park at the Universal Orlando Resort. The park has released official details and POV videos that can be found in this video. #Velocicoaster #UniversalOrlando #RollerCoaster Official Jurassic World Velocicoaster Roller Coaster Stats: Manufacturer: INTAMIN Two Launches. Top Speed 70mph. 2.4 Second launch to reach top speed. Track Length: 4,700 feet+ Max Height: 155 feet. 360-degree barrel roll. 100-foot long zero-gravity inverted stall. Construction progress as of early October! The Jurassic World / Jurassic Park Roller Coaster for 2021 at Islands of Adventure has completed its trackwork approximately one month ago. Pull-through tests have been in progress and there are a few elements to go! Starting over a year ago, land clearing near the Discovery Center signaled something big, and now trackwork is completed for this massive Intamin attraction, coined the "Velocicoaster." Trees are now going back into the area as they get ready to finish the theming! New at Islands of Adventure, 2021. Follow me on Instagram here:   / amusementinsider   Twitter has the latest news updates:   / amusementinside   ********* Recently the coaster community lost one of the sharpest young minds it had, Jake was in the background for many of these construction updates & I cannot thank him enough for always joining, it was a tough update to make. Jake Kaminsky was on the IRON GWAZI building crew from demolition to completion. RMC T-shirts will soon be available for purchase to show support; see you at Iron Gwazi's opening day where we'll all come together to celebrate you. "Jake was born a roller coaster enthusiast. From a young child he would spend hours in his basement constructing complex coasters with K'Nexs. It was only natural that he landed a job in the field of building them." Unfortunately, he fell from the Starflyer in Orlando on 9/14/2020. DONATE TO JAKE KAMINSKY MEMORIAL EXPENSE: https://www.gofundme.com/f/jacob-kami... *********