Cow Missing | 20th Anniversary Revenge of the Mummy The Ride at Universal Studios Hollywood Tribute @cowmissing | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 day ago.
Join us as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Revenge of the Mummy - The Ride at Universal Studios Hollywood!
At Cow Missing Productions, this attraction holds a place of great significance. We are immensely proud of our videos, crafted using photographs and exclusive audio from the ride. As we honor this exceptional milestone, we extend our deepest thanks to the extraordinarily talented creators of this attraction. We also want to sincerely thank the dedicated Operations and Technical Services teams who have expertly operated and maintained the ride over the past 20 years. Your remarkable dedication is clearly visible, and we encourage you to continue your excellent work.
Officially known as Revenge of the Mummy, this enclosed roller coaster is featured at Universal Studios Florida, Universal Studios Hollywood, and Universal Studios Singapore. Drawing inspiration from The Mummy film series, it offers its riders an engaging and thrilling experience. The ride utilizes linear induction motors (LIMs) to accelerate riders from a standstill to a top speed of 40 mph (64 km/h) within mere seconds. Although the Florida and Singapore locations share the same track layout, each venue offers a unique virtual experience. Produced by Premier Rides and featuring track switches installed by Dynamic Structures, these three attractions highlight the innovative work of Universal Creative and ITEC Entertainment Corporation, with unique features designed by Adirondack Studios for the Singapore site.
Hollywood version:
The ride opened on June 25, 2004. The roller coaster has a height restriction of 48 inches. The roller coaster lasts approximately 2 minutes and is housed in the building of the former attraction, the E.T. Adventure.
The ride features warrior mummies, treasures and tombs, a sudden launch, a scarab beetle attack, forward and backward motion, and surround sound speakers inside the vehicles. Some support beams for the coaster were built by digging downward to accommodate space. Actual props from film series, including their replicated versions, can be found in this incarnation, notably the warrior mummies and treasures.
Ride Credits (2004):
Tom Williams, Wyman Roberts, Mark Woodbury, Scott Trowbridge, Mike Hightower, Vince Schreiber, Steve Blum, Dale Mason, Brawner Greer, Jennifer Sauer, Bob Shreve, Lexa Ruoff, Dawn Rivera-Ernster, Hezekiah Chorba, Brian Dudash, Mike Kiddoo, Angel Alvarado, Margaret Hettler, Cindy Cote, Mali Adams, Robert Kees, Julie Melton, Niesha Sparks, Summer Froias, Shirl Malik, Desmond Downs, Dave Devries, Jacob Maitless, Ryan Louis Heck, Mark Garner, Rex Moon, Dale Amlund, Natalia Younger, Eric Thomas, Todd Kortte, Rich West, Allan Cameron, Scott Peterson, Michael Roddy, Bob Ducsay, Stephen Sommers, Michael Carone, David Bergantino, Ross Osterman, Arnold Vosloo, Mark Pacella, Jag, Wayne Clark, Stephan Testa, Art David, John Murdy, Zane Jensch, Nick Wright, Jill Shargaa, Alan Silvestri, Peter Lehman, Jonathon Horton, Daryl Maxwell, Stephen P. Harvey, Personal Creations, Larry Kurzweil, Michael Taylor, Chip Largman, Tim Runco, John Murdy, Frank Massi, Bill Whitcomb, Paul Cuoco, Gail Deloney, Gail Anderson, Kathleen Parrish, Karen Streeter, Lisa Passamonte Green, Jeremy Windle, Mark Shumate
PVK Architects, ART SHARKS, Gnan Engineering Services, PCL Construction Services, H.W. Davis Construction, JK2 Holmes Constructors, Eagle Ironworks, Pro Line Fence Corporation, Sundance Awnings & Fabric, EDGE Innovations, Cunningham Fluid Power, EDGE Innovations, Technifex, Electrosonic Systems, Backstage Technologies, Oceaneering International, Technomedia Solutions, Visual Terrain, Visible Sound, Media 1 Graphics, The Nassal Company, InterAmerica Stage, Sign Producers, Inc., Planet C Studios, EPL Productions, Super 78, The Pixel Factory, Birket Engineering, Keynote Enterprises, The Cimarron Group
Universal Creative
Universal Orlando Resort
LIM-launch
brake run
Egyptian tomb
fire
water
Air jets
animatronics
holographic projection
Mummy movies
Warrior mummies
Mummy warriors
Treasure Room
Egyptian language
Omid Djalili - Warden Gad Hassan
Anubis
Mural
Mine car
Eclipse
Faux-fire
Book of the Dead
Sarcophagus
Abandoned archaeological dig site
Project Creative Design Development
Show Set Design
Sound Engineers
Lighting Designers
Theme Artists and Sculptors
Safety Inspectors
Film and Media Consultants
Project Managers
Some footage courtesy: Daily News, Los Angeles Times, and Universal Studios
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Please do not reproduce without our expressed written consent.
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Join us as we celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Revenge of the Mummy - The Ride at Universal Studios Hollywood!
At Cow Missing Productions, this attraction holds a place of great significance. We are immensely proud of our videos, crafted using photographs and exclusive audio from the ride. As we honor this exceptional milestone, we extend our deepest thanks to the extraordinarily talented creators of this attraction. We also want to sincerely thank the dedicated Operations and Technical Services teams who have expertly operated and maintained the ride over the past 20 years. Your remarkable dedication is clearly visible, and we encourage you to continue your excellent work.
Officially known as Revenge of the Mummy, this enclosed roller coaster is featured at Universal Studios Florida, Universal Studios Hollywood, and Universal Studios Singapore. Drawing inspiration from The Mummy film series, it offers its riders an engaging and thrilling experience. The ride utilizes linear induction motors (LIMs) to accelerate riders from a standstill to a top speed of 40 mph (64 km/h) within mere seconds. Although the Florida and Singapore locations share the same track layout, each venue offers a unique virtual experience. Produced by Premier Rides and featuring track switches installed by Dynamic Structures, these three attractions highlight the innovative work of Universal Creative and ITEC Entertainment Corporation, with unique features designed by Adirondack Studios for the Singapore site.
Hollywood version:
The ride opened on June 25, 2004. The roller coaster has a height restriction of 48 inches. The roller coaster lasts approximately 2 minutes and is housed in the building of the former attraction, the E.T. Adventure.
The ride features warrior mummies, treasures and tombs, a sudden launch, a scarab beetle attack, forward and backward motion, and surround sound speakers inside the vehicles. Some support beams for the coaster were built by digging downward to accommodate space. Actual props from film series, including their replicated versions, can be found in this incarnation, notably the warrior mummies and treasures.
Ride Credits (2004):
Tom Williams, Wyman Roberts, Mark Woodbury, Scott Trowbridge, Mike Hightower, Vince Schreiber, Steve Blum, Dale Mason, Brawner Greer, Jennifer Sauer, Bob Shreve, Lexa Ruoff, Dawn Rivera-Ernster, Hezekiah Chorba, Brian Dudash, Mike Kiddoo, Angel Alvarado, Margaret Hettler, Cindy Cote, Mali Adams, Robert Kees, Julie Melton, Niesha Sparks, Summer Froias, Shirl Malik, Desmond Downs, Dave Devries, Jacob Maitless, Ryan Louis Heck, Mark Garner, Rex Moon, Dale Amlund, Natalia Younger, Eric Thomas, Todd Kortte, Rich West, Allan Cameron, Scott Peterson, Michael Roddy, Bob Ducsay, Stephen Sommers, Michael Carone, David Bergantino, Ross Osterman, Arnold Vosloo, Mark Pacella, Jag, Wayne Clark, Stephan Testa, Art David, John Murdy, Zane Jensch, Nick Wright, Jill Shargaa, Alan Silvestri, Peter Lehman, Jonathon Horton, Daryl Maxwell, Stephen P. Harvey, Personal Creations, Larry Kurzweil, Michael Taylor, Chip Largman, Tim Runco, John Murdy, Frank Massi, Bill Whitcomb, Paul Cuoco, Gail Deloney, Gail Anderson, Kathleen Parrish, Karen Streeter, Lisa Passamonte Green, Jeremy Windle, Mark Shumate
PVK Architects, ART SHARKS, Gnan Engineering Services, PCL Construction Services, H.W. Davis Construction, JK2 Holmes Constructors, Eagle Ironworks, Pro Line Fence Corporation, Sundance Awnings & Fabric, EDGE Innovations, Cunningham Fluid Power, EDGE Innovations, Technifex, Electrosonic Systems, Backstage Technologies, Oceaneering International, Technomedia Solutions, Visual Terrain, Visible Sound, Media 1 Graphics, The Nassal Company, InterAmerica Stage, Sign Producers, Inc., Planet C Studios, EPL Productions, Super 78, The Pixel Factory, Birket Engineering, Keynote Enterprises, The Cimarron Group
Universal Creative
Universal Orlando Resort
LIM-launch
brake run
Egyptian tomb
fire
water
Air jets
animatronics
holographic projection
Mummy movies
Warrior mummies
Mummy warriors
Treasure Room
Egyptian language
Omid Djalili - Warden Gad Hassan
Anubis
Mural
Mine car
Eclipse
Faux-fire
Book of the Dead
Sarcophagus
Abandoned archaeological dig site
Project Creative Design Development
Show Set Design
Sound Engineers
Lighting Designers
Theme Artists and Sculptors
Safety Inspectors
Film and Media Consultants
Project Managers
Some footage courtesy: Daily News, Los Angeles Times, and Universal Studios
© 2024 Cow Missing Productions
(youtube.com/cowmissing)
Please do not reproduce without our expressed written consent.
SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/2zvdhrU
instagram.com/cowmissing
#universalstudioshollywood #universalstudios #revengeofthemummy #20yearsold #RevengeOfTheMummyTheRide #MummyRide #ROTM #universalhollywood #universalcity #universalcreative #darkride #behindthescenes #themummy #johnmurdy #StephenSommers #cowmissing
