This Ride Is About To Open Again At Universal Orlando

Author QYK Producer

August 31st, 2022 2:41 PM

The sands of time move slow but there is light at the end of this tunnel! Revenge of The Mummy at Universal Orlando has been closed since January 2022. The reason for the closure was that the ride was undergoing maintenance. Universal Orlando originally said that The Mummy would reopen in late summer.

Well, it’s late summer and Revenge of The Mummy is still closed. What gives?

Here’s the answer that the theme park gave Fox 35 in Orlando: “During this time, the attraction may open on a limited, unscheduled basis and some elements of the experience may not be available,” the statement said. “A specific opening date has not been announced.” The statement also said the ride was undergoing “technical rehearsal” in order to get closer to it’s reopening.

So there’s kind of the answer. Guess we will have to wait and see. [SOURCE Fox 35]

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