Neighbors say riders' screams from Universal coaster pierce their windows day and night
Universal Studios Hollywood's new "Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift" roller coaster is already drawing complaints from nearby residents over its noise as the attraction undergoes technical rehearsals ahead of its official opening. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 72 mph, the outdoor coaster has brought backlash from neighbors, who say screams from test riders have echoed across the nearby Toluca Lake community, as Fox 11 Los Angeles reported.A Universal Studios Hollywood spokesperson told Fox News Digital the venue is actively reviewing sound levels as technical rehearsals continue.
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Universal Studios Hollywood's new "Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift" roller coaster is already drawing complaints from nearby residents over its noise as the attraction undergoes technical rehearsals ahead of its official opening. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 72 mph, the outdoor coaster has brought backlash from neighbors, who say screams from test riders have echoed across the nearby Toluca Lake community, as Fox 11 Los Angeles reported.A Universal Studios Hollywood spokesperson told Fox News Digital the venue is actively reviewing sound levels as technical rehearsals continue. It said the company values feedback from nearby residents.NEW JERSEY COASTAL CITY CLASHES OVER PROPOSAL TO TRANSFORM AMUSEMENT PARK INTO LUXURY HOTEL"We appreciate hearing from the community, and that feedback is an important part of the process," a Universal Studios Hollywood spokesperson said in a statement shared with Fox News Digital. "The coaster is currently in technical rehearsals.
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- Universal Studios Hollywood's new "Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift" roller coaster is already drawing complaints from nearby residents over its noise as the attraction undergoes technical rehearsals ahead of its official opening. Capable of reaching speeds of up to 72 mph, the outdoor coaster has brought backlash from neighbors, who say screams from test riders have echoed across the nearby Toluca Lake community, as Fox 11 Los Angeles reported.A Universal Studios Hollywood spokesperson told Fox News Digital the venue is actively reviewing sound levels as technical rehearsals continue.
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