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A Universal Studios Orlando ride has survived a few more days of operation before closing, leading many guests to believe that the theme park giant could be up to something. Credit: Sarah Larson, Inside the Magic Universal Studios Orlando Attraction Lives To Fight Another Day: But for How Long? In 2022, Revenge of the Mummy at Universal Studios Florida closed for an extended refurbishment that stretched from January through late August. The project focused on behind-the-scenes system upgrades, including new 4K projection mapping, modernized ride control systems, and fully refurbished animatronics—changes that resulted in a noticeably smoother ride and sharper, more immersive visuals. When the attraction quietly returned for technical rehearsals on August 30, 2022, guests immediately noticed the improvements, even as some effects, such as Imhotep’s movements, continued to be fine-tuned after reopening. Now, the ride is facing closure once again. But for how long this time? Credit: Universal Revenge of the Mummy To Close: But for How Long? Universal Studios Florida has quietly delayed the upcoming refurbishment of Revenge of the Mummy, giving fans one last window to ride the coaster before it temporarily shuts down. Originally expected to close immediately, the attraction is now scheduled to go down January 21–27, offering guests a brief but meaningful reprieve. For longtime Universal Orlando Resort fans, this extension changes how the next week inside the park will feel—and how crowds are likely to behave. Credit: Universal Why Is Revenge of the Mummy Still Open Right Now? According to multiple internal scheduling updates, Revenge of the Mummy was originally expected to begin refurbishment immediately, but Universal has pushed the closure back to January 21, with a reopening currently expected after January 27. UPDATE: Originally scheduled to begin today, the refurbishment of Revenge of the Mummy at Universal Studios Florida is now scheduled for Jan 21-27. – @Attractions on X UPDATE: Originally scheduled to begin today, the refurbishment of Revenge of the Mummy at Universal Studios Florida is now scheduled for Jan 21-27. https://t.co/0uOQlLIBtW — Attractions Magazine (@Attractions) January 15, 2026 Universal has not issued a public announcement, which is typical for shorter refurbishments at Universal Studios Florida—especially when they don’t involve large-scale ride overhauls. From a guest experience perspective, this kind of quiet delay usually signals one of two things: The work needed is preventative or mechanical, not cosmetic Universal wants to maintain ride capacity during a busy mid-January travel window Either way, guests visiting now through January 20 still have a chance to ride. Credit: Universal What Will Crowds Be Like Before the Closure? Based on past refurbishments and recent park behavior, expect a noticeable spike in interest over the next several days. When Revenge of the Mummy previously closed for its major overhaul in 2022, crowd patterns followed a familiar trend: Wait times jumped 20–40 minutes higher than average Lines were longest midday through early evening Many guests prioritized Mummy first thing in the morning Right now, the vibe around the attraction is already shifting. Guests who follow Universal closely—especially annual passholders—are making a point to “get one more ride in.” Best strategy if you’re visiting this week:Ride Revenge of the Mummy before noon or during the final hour before park close. The queue moves efficiently, but once it backs up, it tends to stay backed up. Credit: Universal Why This Ride Still Matters So Much at Universal Studios Florida Revenge of the Mummy isn’t just another coaster—it’s one of the last remaining examples of classic Universal storytelling rides. After its massive 2022 refurbishment, the attraction received: Sharper 4K projections Refined practical effects Improved ride mechanics Restored animatronics that had degraded over time For many guests, this…

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