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Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride places guests on a "party bus" on their way to celebrate Dom's recent racing victory. Things get complicated when it turns out that one of the guests is actually a crime witness under protective custody, and is being hunted by Owen Shaw, leader of an international crime syndicate and Dom's enemy. As a result, Dom and his friends must defend the witness from Shaw's forces while also trying to avoid crossing paths with the [=FBI=], a conflict that ultimately ends up thrusting guests into an action-packed road battle in the San Francisco highways.
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Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' ''Franchise/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride places guests on a "party bus" on their way to celebrate Dom's recent racing victory. Things get complicated when it turns out that one of the guests is actually a crime witness under protective custody, and is being hunted by Owen Shaw, leader of an international crime syndicate and Dom's enemy. As a result, Dom and his friends must defend the witness from Shaw's forces while also trying to avoid crossing paths with the [=FBI=], FBI, a conflict that ultimately ends up thrusting guests into an action-packed road battle in the San Francisco highways.
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* ProductPlacement: The queue contains multiple posters and banners for NAPA Auto Parts.
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There is an ending tbh, you escape Shaw and the main characters address your success on the video screen
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''Fast & Furious: Supercharged'' is a motion simulation-based dark ride at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Florida]]. It serves as an extended version of the original sequence that can be found on the ''Ride/StudioTour'' at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride places guest inside the characters' latest hideout inside San Francisco, where there the guests will be escorted by a "party bus" to an after-party of Dom's recent racing victory. Things fall into complication when it turns out that one of the guests is actually a crime witness under protective custody, who Owen Shaw, leader of an international crime syndicate, wants to get his hands on. As a result of this, the main protagonists are forced to defend the lone witness from Shaw and his forces while also trying to avoid crossing paths with the [=FBI=], a conflict that ultimately ends up thrusting riders into the middle of an action-packed road battle in the city highways.
Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride places guest inside the characters' latest hideout inside San Francisco, where there the guests will be escorted by a "party bus" to an after-party of Dom's recent racing victory. Things fall into complication when it turns out that one of the guests is actually a crime witness under protective custody, who Owen Shaw, leader of an international crime syndicate, wants to get his hands on. As a result of this, the main protagonists are forced to defend the lone witness from Shaw and his forces while also trying to avoid crossing paths with the [=FBI=], a conflict that ultimately ends up thrusting riders into the middle of an action-packed road battle in the city highways.
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''Fast & Furious: Supercharged'' is a motion simulation-based motion-simulation dark ride at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Florida]]. It serves as an extended version of the original sequence that can used to be found on the ''Ride/StudioTour'' at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride placesguest inside the characters' latest hideout inside San Francisco, where there the guests will be escorted by on a "party bus" on their way to an after-party of celebrate Dom's recent racing victory. Things fall into complication get complicated when it turns out that one of the guests is actually a crime witness under protective custody, who and is being hunted by Owen Shaw, leader of an international crime syndicate, wants to get his hands on. syndicate and Dom's enemy. As a result of this, the main protagonists are forced to result, Dom and his friends must defend the lone witness from Shaw and his Shaw's forces while also trying to avoid crossing paths with the [=FBI=], a conflict that ultimately ends up thrusting riders guests into the middle of an action-packed road battle in the city San Francisco highways.
Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride places
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* TheArtifact: ''Film/Furious7'', which released the same year as the Hollywood version of ''Supercharged'', revealed that Owen Shaw [[spoiler:fell into a coma immediately after the events of the sixth film]] and ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' which released two years after the Hollywood version of the ride and one year before the Florida version, ended with [[spoiler:Shaw becoming an ally to the heroes]]. This effectively makes the ride's storyline outdated, especially the Florida version.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: As to be expected, the climax of the ride is one big middle finger to physics. Particular stand-outs include the vehicles and their passengers being able to survive falling from huge heights, and a helicopter that moves at ridiculously fast speeds.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: As to be expected, the climax of the ride is one big middle finger to physics. Particular stand-outs include the vehicles and their passengers being able to survive falling from huge heights, and a helicopter that moves at ridiculously fast speeds.
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* TheArtifact: This ride isn't set at a particular point in the film series' timeline, but events of later films make some of its plot outdated. ''Film/Furious7'', which released the same year as the Hollywood version of ''Supercharged'', revealed that Owen Shaw [[spoiler:fell into a coma immediately after the events of the sixth film]] and ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' film]]. And ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'', which released two years after the Hollywood version of the ride and one year before the Florida version, ended with [[spoiler:Shaw becoming an ally to the heroes]]. This effectively makes the ride's storyline outdated, especially the Florida version.
heroes]].
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* ArtisticLicensePhysics: As to be expected, the climax of the ride is one big middle finger to physics. Particular stand-outs include the vehicles and their passengers
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* BusFullOfInnocents: The protagonists are forced to protect the riders, all because one of the guests is the witness Owen Shaw is after. It's also a literal example of the trope in this case, given that the attraction has guests riding in buses.
* CanonForeigner: Pat and Jamie, the hosts of the attraction's pre-shows, were created exclusively for the ride's story.
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* BusFullOfInnocents: The protagonists are forced to protect the riders, all because one of the guests is the witness Owen Shaw is after. It's also a literal example of the trope in this case, given that since the attraction has guests are riding in buses.
on a 'bus'.
* CanonForeigner: Pat and Jamie, the hosts of the attraction's pre-shows, were createdexclusively for the ride's story.
* CanonForeigner: Pat and Jamie, the hosts of the attraction's pre-shows, were created
* LivingMacGuffin: One of the guests in your group is actually "a high-value witness in the federal protection program". Shaw wants to kill 'em. You and Dom want to protect 'em. Have at it.
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** In the queue line, there's three power switches that reference the attraction itself, its predecessors, and when they opened. The switches are each labeled [[Ride/EarthquakeTheBigOne EQ-06.1990]], [[Ride/{{Disaster}} D!-01.2008]], and FF-03.2018. As an additional detail, the EQ and D! switches are shown to be powered down, while the FF switch is powered up.
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** In the queue line, there's three power switches that reference the attraction itself, its predecessors, and when they opened. The switches are each labeled [[Ride/EarthquakeTheBigOne EQ-06.1990]], [[Ride/{{Disaster}} D!-01.2008]], and FF-03.2018. As an additional detail, the The EQ and D! switches are shown to be powered down, while the FF switch is powered up.
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* TelevisionGeography: The attraction is set in San Francisco, despite the original Studio Tour version being set in Los Angeles. As a result, the climax contains roads and highways that look absolutely nothing like what you would see in San Francisco.
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* WitnessProtection: Plays a big part in the attraction's story, as a member of the program is said to be among the guests.
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* WitnessProtection: Plays a big part in the attraction's story, as a member of the program Witness Protection Program is said to be among the guests.
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The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Theatre/BeetlejuicesGraveyardRevue''. Unfortunately, it opened to disastrous reviews, being seen as a poor replacement for the two rides. It does get praise for its lovingly detailed queue, though, and for some people its cheesiness [[SoBadItsGood gives it a certain charm.]]
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The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Theatre/BeetlejuicesGraveyardRevue''. Unfortunately, it opened to disastrous reviews, being seen as a poor replacement for the two rides.both of those attractions. It does get praise for its lovingly detailed queue, though, and for some people its cheesiness [[SoBadItsGood gives it a certain charm.]]
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* {{Nerd}}: Jamie, the live host in the War Room, is a computer geek that acts awkwardly around the guests.
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* TheArtifact: ''Film/Furious7'', which released the same year as the Hollywood version of ''Supercharged''
revealed that Owen Shaw [[spoiler:fell into a coma immediately after the events of the sixth film]] and ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' which released two years after the Hollywood version of the ride and one year before the Florida version, ended with [[spoiler:Shaw becoming an ally to the heroes]]. This effectively makes the ride's storyline outdated, especially the Florida version.
revealed that Owen Shaw [[spoiler:fell into a coma immediately after the events of the sixth film]] and ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' which released two years after the Hollywood version of the ride and one year before the Florida version, ended with [[spoiler:Shaw becoming an ally to the heroes]]. This effectively makes the ride's storyline outdated, especially the Florida version.
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* TheArtifact: ''Film/Furious7'', which released the same year as the Hollywood version of ''Supercharged''
''Supercharged'', revealed that Owen Shaw [[spoiler:fell into a coma immediately after the events of the sixth film]] and ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' which released two years after the Hollywood version of the ride and one year before the Florida version, ended with [[spoiler:Shaw becoming an ally to the heroes]]. This effectively makes the ride's storyline outdated, especially the Florida version.
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revealed that Owen Shaw [[spoiler:fell into a coma immediately after the events of the sixth film]] and ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' which released two years after the Hollywood version of the ride and one year before the Florida version, ended with [[spoiler:Shaw becoming an ally to the heroes]]. This effectively makes the ride's storyline outdated, especially the Florida version.
revealed that Owen Shaw [[spoiler:fell into a coma immediately after the events of the sixth film]] and ''Film/TheFateOfTheFurious'' which released two years after the Hollywood version of the ride and one year before the Florida version, ended with [[spoiler:Shaw becoming an ally to the heroes]]. This effectively makes the ride's storyline outdated, especially the Florida version.
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* NoEnding: The ride just kinda...stops with no following up. You just jump a ramp, land near a dock containment area and that's it. No final words from Dom or Letty. They just disappear after the jump.
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* NoEnding: The ride just kinda...stops with no following up. You just jump a ramp, land near a dock containment area and that's it. No final words from Dom or Letty. They just disappear after the jump.
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* NoEnding: The ride just kinda...stops with no following up. You just jump a ramp, land near a dock containment area and that's it. No final words from Dom or Letty. They just disappear after the jump.
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The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Theatre/BeetlejuicesGraveyardRevue''.
''Theatre/BeetlejuicesGraveyardRevue''. Unfortunately, it opened to disastrous reviews, being seen as a poor replacement for the two rides. It does get praise for its lovingly detailed queue, though, and for some people its cheesiness [[SoBadItsGood gives it a certain charm.]]
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The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Theatre/BeetlejuicesGraveyardRevue''. Unfortunately, it opened to [[https://themeparkuniversity.com/universal/why-is-fast-furious-supercharged-a-dumpster-fire/ disastrous]] [[https://m.orlandoweekly.com/orlando/the-new-fast-and-furious-supercharged-attraction-might-be-universals-biggest-misstep-of-the-decade/Content?oid=13283327 reviews]] from critics and fans. Time will tell if its reputation...or the ride itself...sees improvement.
''Theatre/BeetlejuicesGraveyardRevue''.
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** In the "War Room", there's a screen that features a scrolling list of names, one which is [[Creator/WaltDisney Walter Elias]].
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The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Theatre/Beetlejuices GraveyardRevue''.''Theatre/BeetlejuicesGraveyardRevue''. Unfortunately, it opened to [[https://themeparkuniversity.com/universal/why-is-fast-furious-supercharged-a-dumpster-fire/ disastrous]] [[https://m.orlandoweekly.com/orlando/the-new-fast-and-furious-supercharged-attraction-might-be-universals-biggest-misstep-of-the-decade/Content?oid=13283327 reviews]] from critics and fans. Time will tell if its reputation...or the ride itself...sees improvement.
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The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Beetlejuice's Graveyard Revue''.''Theatre/Beetlejuices GraveyardRevue''. Unfortunately, it opened to [[https://themeparkuniversity.com/universal/why-is-fast-furious-supercharged-a-dumpster-fire/ disastrous]] [[https://m.orlandoweekly.com/orlando/the-new-fast-and-furious-supercharged-attraction-might-be-universals-biggest-misstep-of-the-decade/Content?oid=13283327 reviews]] from critics and fans. Time will tell if its reputation...or the ride itself...sees improvement.
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''Fast & Furious: Supercharged'' is a motion simulation-based dark ride at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Florida]]. It serves as an extended version of the original sequence that can be found on the ''Studio Tour'' at Universal Studios Hollywood.
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''Fast & Furious: Supercharged'' is a motion simulation-based dark ride at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Florida]]. It serves as an extended version of the original sequence that can be found on the ''Studio Tour'' ''Ride/StudioTour'' at Universal Studios Hollywood.
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The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Beetlejuice's Graveyard Revue''.
Revue''. Unfortunately, it opened to [[https://themeparkuniversity.com/universal/why-is-fast-furious-supercharged-a-dumpster-fire/ disastrous]] [[https://m.orlandoweekly.com/orlando/the-new-fast-and-furious-supercharged-attraction-might-be-universals-biggest-misstep-of-the-decade/Content?oid=13283327 reviews]] from critics and fans. Time will tell if its reputation...or the ride itself...sees improvement.
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''Fast & Furious - Supercharged'' is a motion simulation-based dark ride at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Florida]]. It serves as an extended version of the original sequence that can be found on the ''Studio Tour'' at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride places guest inside the characters' latest hideout inside San Francisco, where there the guests will be escorted by a "party bus" to an after-party of Dom's recent racing victory. Things fall into complication when it turns out that one of the guests is actually a crime witness under protective custody, who Owen Shaw, leader of an international crime syndicate, wants to get his hands on. As a result of this, the main protagonists are forced to defend the lone witness from Shaw and his forces while also trying to avoid crossing paths with the [=FBI=], a conflict that ultimately ends up thrusting riders into the middle of an action-packed road battle in the city highways.
The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Beetlejuice's Graveyard Revue''.
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!!Tropes in ''Fast & Furious - Supercharged'' include:
* AdaptationExpansion: The ride takes the ''Fast & Furious'' portion of Hollywood's Studio Tour and fleshes it out into an entire attraction, adding in a couple of extra pre-shows and a fully themed queue line.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: As to be expected, the climax of the ride is one big middle finger to physics. Particular stand-outs include the vehicles and their passengers being able to survive falling from huge heights, and a helicopter that moves at ridiculously fast speeds.
* {{BFG}}: Hobbs of course has one, which he happily displays to Agent Novak.
-->'''Dom''': Cop, I suggest you clear out of here, otherwise we can't guarantee your safety.
-->'''Agent Novak''': Guarantee my safety? I'm the one holding the gun!
-->'''Hobbs''': ''(comes walking in with a massive gun)'' Yeah, but mine's a ''whole'' lot bigger than yours.
* BusFullOfInnocents: The protagonists are forced to protect the riders, all because one of the guests is the witness Owen Shaw is after. It's also a literal example of the trope in this case, given that the attraction has guests riding in buses.
* CanonForeigner: Pat and Jamie, the hosts of the attraction's pre-shows, were created exclusively for the ride's story.
* CarFu: When Shaw threatens the riders with his flame throwing car, Dom stops him by crashing his car right into Shaw's vehicle.
* CarPorn: Keeping in the line with the films always doing this, the queue line is filled with a variety of stylish cars, some of which are actual prop cars from the films.
* EveryCarIsAPinto: All of the helicopters in the climax explode upon crashing.
* FireBreathingWeapon: Shaw wields a flame thrower against the riders, threatening to fry them if they don't give up the witness.
* GenderBlenderName: The live hosts of the two pre-shows, Pat and Jamie, are given gender neutral names so that any employee can play them.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: Owen Shaw and his gang is after a witness that holds information that would prove dangerous to his operation.
* HighSpeedBattle: The entire climax is this, with the protagonists having to ward off Shaw and his forces while moving at top speed through a highway.
* KindaBusyHere: Just after evading the [=FBI=], Roman says this in response to a random call he receives, a call that ends up putting everyone in danger as Shaw is able to use to trace their location.
* MythologyGag: The queue and pre-shows contain multiple references to all the attractions the ride replaced.
** In the queue line, there's three power switches that reference the attraction itself, its predecessors, and when they opened. The switches are each labeled [[Ride/EarthquakeTheBigOne EQ-06.1990]], [[Ride/{{Disaster}} D!-01.2008]], and FF-03.2018. As an additional detail, the EQ and D! switches are shown to be powered down, while the FF switch is powered up.
** One of the shelves has a Film/{{Beetlejuice}} figurine on it.
** Another shelf has a bumper sticker on it, saying, "This car runs on Beetle Juice".
** A Disaster Studios jacket can be seen draped over a chair.
** In another ''Disaster!'' reference, the technician in the War Room scene uses the phrase, "and we're moving on!"
* {{Nerd}}: Jamie, the live host in the War Room, is a computer geek that acts awkwardly around the guests.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Roman accidentally leads Shaw right to the protagonists' location, as he forgot to turn off his cell phone, which Shaw is able to track.
* NitroBoost: One that's built into the protagonists' vehicles ends up being used to get them over a huge ramp.
* RampJump: The ride concludes with one, with it giving the protagonists and the riders a few seconds of air time before landing with a loud thud.
* ShoutOut: Several can be found in the queue line and pre-shows.
** There's a "trophy case" of keys from all the cars that Dom has won in races. One of the keys is labeled as having come from [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture Doc Brown]], and another is labeled as being from [[Franchise/HarryPotter Arthur Weasley]].
** A desk has license plates that are labeled [[Film/THX1138 THX 138]] and [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture OUTATIME]].
** In the "War Room", there's a screen that features a scrolling list of names, one which is [[Creator/WaltDisney Walter Elias]].
* TelevisionGeography: The attraction is set in San Francisco, despite the original Studio Tour version being set in Los Angeles. As a result, the climax contains roads and highways that look absolutely nothing like what you would see in San Francisco.
* WeWillMeetAgain: Just before Letty tosses him off the road, Shaw tells the riders, "Don't think you're getting away!"
* WitnessProtection: Plays a big part in the attraction's story, as a member of the program is said to be among the guests.
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''Fast & Furious - Supercharged'' is a motion simulation-based dark ride at [[Ride/UniversalStudios Universal Studios Florida]]. It serves as an extended version of the original sequence that can be found on the ''Studio Tour'' at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Based directly off of ''Film/TheFastAndTheFurious'' film series, the ride places guest inside the characters' latest hideout inside San Francisco, where there the guests will be escorted by a "party bus" to an after-party of Dom's recent racing victory. Things fall into complication when it turns out that one of the guests is actually a crime witness under protective custody, who Owen Shaw, leader of an international crime syndicate, wants to get his hands on. As a result of this, the main protagonists are forced to defend the lone witness from Shaw and his forces while also trying to avoid crossing paths with the [=FBI=], a conflict that ultimately ends up thrusting riders into the middle of an action-packed road battle in the city highways.
The ride opened on April 23, 2018, on the former site of both ''Ride/{{Disaster}}'' and ''Beetlejuice's Graveyard Revue''.
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!!Tropes in ''Fast & Furious - Supercharged'' include:
* AdaptationExpansion: The ride takes the ''Fast & Furious'' portion of Hollywood's Studio Tour and fleshes it out into an entire attraction, adding in a couple of extra pre-shows and a fully themed queue line.
* ArtisticLicensePhysics: As to be expected, the climax of the ride is one big middle finger to physics. Particular stand-outs include the vehicles and their passengers being able to survive falling from huge heights, and a helicopter that moves at ridiculously fast speeds.
* {{BFG}}: Hobbs of course has one, which he happily displays to Agent Novak.
-->'''Dom''': Cop, I suggest you clear out of here, otherwise we can't guarantee your safety.
-->'''Agent Novak''': Guarantee my safety? I'm the one holding the gun!
-->'''Hobbs''': ''(comes walking in with a massive gun)'' Yeah, but mine's a ''whole'' lot bigger than yours.
* BusFullOfInnocents: The protagonists are forced to protect the riders, all because one of the guests is the witness Owen Shaw is after. It's also a literal example of the trope in this case, given that the attraction has guests riding in buses.
* CanonForeigner: Pat and Jamie, the hosts of the attraction's pre-shows, were created exclusively for the ride's story.
* CarFu: When Shaw threatens the riders with his flame throwing car, Dom stops him by crashing his car right into Shaw's vehicle.
* CarPorn: Keeping in the line with the films always doing this, the queue line is filled with a variety of stylish cars, some of which are actual prop cars from the films.
* EveryCarIsAPinto: All of the helicopters in the climax explode upon crashing.
* FireBreathingWeapon: Shaw wields a flame thrower against the riders, threatening to fry them if they don't give up the witness.
* GenderBlenderName: The live hosts of the two pre-shows, Pat and Jamie, are given gender neutral names so that any employee can play them.
* HeKnowsTooMuch: Owen Shaw and his gang is after a witness that holds information that would prove dangerous to his operation.
* HighSpeedBattle: The entire climax is this, with the protagonists having to ward off Shaw and his forces while moving at top speed through a highway.
* KindaBusyHere: Just after evading the [=FBI=], Roman says this in response to a random call he receives, a call that ends up putting everyone in danger as Shaw is able to use to trace their location.
* MythologyGag: The queue and pre-shows contain multiple references to all the attractions the ride replaced.
** In the queue line, there's three power switches that reference the attraction itself, its predecessors, and when they opened. The switches are each labeled [[Ride/EarthquakeTheBigOne EQ-06.1990]], [[Ride/{{Disaster}} D!-01.2008]], and FF-03.2018. As an additional detail, the EQ and D! switches are shown to be powered down, while the FF switch is powered up.
** One of the shelves has a Film/{{Beetlejuice}} figurine on it.
** Another shelf has a bumper sticker on it, saying, "This car runs on Beetle Juice".
** A Disaster Studios jacket can be seen draped over a chair.
** In another ''Disaster!'' reference, the technician in the War Room scene uses the phrase, "and we're moving on!"
* {{Nerd}}: Jamie, the live host in the War Room, is a computer geek that acts awkwardly around the guests.
* NiceJobBreakingItHero: Roman accidentally leads Shaw right to the protagonists' location, as he forgot to turn off his cell phone, which Shaw is able to track.
* NitroBoost: One that's built into the protagonists' vehicles ends up being used to get them over a huge ramp.
* RampJump: The ride concludes with one, with it giving the protagonists and the riders a few seconds of air time before landing with a loud thud.
* ShoutOut: Several can be found in the queue line and pre-shows.
** There's a "trophy case" of keys from all the cars that Dom has won in races. One of the keys is labeled as having come from [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture Doc Brown]], and another is labeled as being from [[Franchise/HarryPotter Arthur Weasley]].
** A desk has license plates that are labeled [[Film/THX1138 THX 138]] and [[Franchise/BackToTheFuture OUTATIME]].
** In the "War Room", there's a screen that features a scrolling list of names, one which is [[Creator/WaltDisney Walter Elias]].
* TelevisionGeography: The attraction is set in San Francisco, despite the original Studio Tour version being set in Los Angeles. As a result, the climax contains roads and highways that look absolutely nothing like what you would see in San Francisco.
* WeWillMeetAgain: Just before Letty tosses him off the road, Shaw tells the riders, "Don't think you're getting away!"
* WitnessProtection: Plays a big part in the attraction's story, as a member of the program is said to be among the guests.
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