A surprising change has been made to an iconic Florida theme park ride.
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Revenge of the Mummy has received a new safety video at Universal Orlando Resort. This updated video aims to enhance the experience of those waiting in line while embedding crucial safety protocols in a fun and engaging manner. The new content not only elucidates ride safety but also complements the immersive theming that the ride is known for.
This fresh safety video incorporates vibrant visuals and succinct reminders about safety measures guests must follow during their ride experience. Attention to detail is evident as the video highlights features that visitors might overlook, like securing loose items and properly adjusting safety restraints. The combination of humor and guidance reflects Universal’s commitment to creating a memorable experience right from the start of the ride journey.
Fans and guests alike have responded enthusiastically to the changes made to the safety video. Theme park enthusiast Ethan Hershaft took to social media platforms to share their experiences and opinions.
Revenge of the Mummy has a new safety video.
I didnt get to film the entire thing yet but here is some of it
Old safety video is shared in the tweet below: pic.twitter.com/wa6PmHt8kX
— Ethan Hershaft (@EthanHershaft) August 3, 2025
Many followers expressed appreciation for the new video, noting how it aligns well with the ride’s thematic presentation. Online discussions have shown that fans love how Universal Studios continually updates and refurbishes attractions to keep them fresh and engaging.
Over the years, Revenge of the Mummy has undergone various safety updates to adapt to the evolving standards of the amusement industry. Prior safety protocols included straightforward pre-ride instructions and staff reminders.
In addition to the refurbishing attractions like Revenge of the Mummy, reports indicate possible closures and announcements of new and innovative rides. The legendary Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit is scheduled for permanent shutdown, which opens the door for speculation about what will replace it.
