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Universal Studios Execs Promise New Sound Barrier To Reduce Rollercoaster Noise; Angry Residents At Community Meeting Demand Fast Fix
At least 350 people on Wednesday attended a meeting to address the screams coming from Universal Studio’s new Fast & Furious rollercoaster that opened Sept. 16.
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At least 350 people attended a meeting on Wednesday to discuss the loud screams coming from Universal Studios’ new Fast & Furious rollercoaster, which opened on September 16.
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