This morning Universal Studios Hollywood announced that March 10 will mark the final outing for Fast & Furious: Supercharged as part of the iconic Universal Studio Tour. The attraction has been part of the tour since 2015 but is now set to be replaced by something new. All I have to say to that is, be fair to Florida, close it there too.

The beloved film series will still have a presence in the park, in the form of the "Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift," a roller coaster slated to open in 2026. This ride promises to be a game-changer for Universal Studios Hollywood.

There’s only room for one Fast & Furious ride at Universal Studios Hollywood and that means the Studio Tour attraction that debuted in 2015 will soon close to make room for a new roller coaster coming in 2026 based on the street racing film franchise.

Supercharged" launched in 2015, with the studio tram rolling into a virtual high-speed 3D chase. It's set to close on March 10.

In a move that was not unexpected as Universal Studios Hollywood gets closer to unveiling its new “Fast and Furious”-inspired rollercoaster, the theme park will be closing another attraction based on the film franchise.

Fast & Furious – Supercharged at Universal Studios Hollywood will soon be taking its last ride on the World Famous Studio Tour. Fast & Furious – Supercharged Closing Permanently The announcement of the ride’s closure was made on the Universal Studios (@unistudios) Instagram page.

Supercharged", the attraction inside Universal Studios Hollywood's iconic Studio Tour, will permanently close this spring.