As park-goers explore the queue, they'll eventually reach its two pre-show rooms. Fans will also discover a subtly touching tribute to the late Paul Walker's character Brian O' Conner, as well as a number of fun nods to the films and their central family. “True to the central feel and aesthetic of the Fast & Furious franchise, we took a brand new building and made it look 85 years old,” he told IGN. In fact, according to Universal Creative’s VP of Attraction Development Don MacLean, nailing that authentic F&F vibe was key to placing fans in the same world occupied by Dom and his crew. Despite sporting over a dozen slick rides, the queue doesn't come off as a pristine car museum, but rather a working warehouse and garage. The vehicles on display – all designed by the films' car guru Dennis McCarthy – include many from the movies, but also a few specifically created for the attraction.
The elaborate structure is absolutely brimming with fan-service. It’s essentially a series of connected rooms packed with props, details, call-outs, Easter eggs and, of course, hot cars. Play The Florida version has turned the queue into a tour of the headquarters of the Fast & Furious family.
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