Ranking The Universal Studios Hollywood Rides - From Worst To Best

7. Revenge Of The Mummy - The Ride

Revenge of the Mummy Universal Studios Hollywood
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Based on the movie franchise starring Brendan Fraser, Revenge of the Mummy - The Ride is an indoor rollercoaster that takes you on a tour through the tombs of Imhotep.

Up until this month, this was Universal's only rollercoaster. Trust us, it is a good one.

Not designed for small kids, the ride has a height restriction of 48". It is a fast paced coaster that even some adults might be too scared to ride.

Your coaster train doesn't just go forwards, it also goes backwards as you fall into the underworld. It's a pretty cool rollercoaster, although it doesn't invert the thrill seekers in your group will be certainly be happy.

You don't need to be a fan of the films or have even seen them to enjoy the ride. Essentially it is a ride about a Mummy, it's just that it has the look of the movie.

The special effects are good, but perhaps could be better. You would need to ride more than once to spot everything.

This ride has a storyline that you can either choose to follow or ignore and the rollercoaster element itself is fantastic.

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